8W2 English
Weekly outline
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Term 1: Week 1
Welcome!
Hello and welcome back 8W2! I hope you all had a fantastic holiday and I can't wait to hear all about it!
I look forward to getting to know you this year as we move towards an enriching and rewarding 2021. This year, English classes will involve building on what you have learnt last year as well as an exploration of new and exciting topics.
Our context for this term is "Water Wise - Safety in Water". This concept is great because it is open to interpretation in that we are able to use many avenues to explore the topic. To me, it is a look into the sustainability and preservation of marine life as well as our oceans whilst utilizing learning how to be safe in water
The overall working plan for English this term will look something like this using the term context as a slight guide:*
- Revisiting formal essay writing: How much do we remember? (2 WEEKS)
- Poetry creation and analysis: A broad look at the types of poetry, an exploration of the language features and techniques used to create meaningful poetry and then a few exercises in creating poetry of our own using our new skills. (2 WEEKS)
- Creative writing and reading creative pieces: A more advanced study on the formulation of creative writing building from last year. I will explain this in more detail in person. (4-5 WEEKS)
- Potential Assessment for this term: A 800 (MAX) word short story on an issue relating to sustainability and water safety with a conflict resolution. I will likely be assessing how well you can use the conventions of story writing (what we will learn) to convey (express) an important message or moral.*
* Something about me: I’m a HUGE advocate of choice. Therefore, I take into account your opinions and interests when I design a plan for the term so if most of you would rather not do a creative short story, there will be other options we can discuss and explore.
Success Criteria for Term 1: We are learning to...
1) Recognize areas of personal development with formal writing and answer the question: "What do I need to do/change to improve my writing?"
Revisiting PEEL paragraphs and how to write them
Introduction Triangles and using it to start an essay
Utilizing Essay Checklist formats
PEDAL paragraphs
2) Analysing at least 6 different poems and to determine what made the poem successful/meaningful
3) Understand the meaning of the author's or poet's purpose
4) Create our own pieces of poetry using the knowledge we have gained through poetry analysis - 5 different styles
5) Name the conventions and recognize the language features and techniques used in creative writing - using these to create our own short stories
6) Draft short story plans and edit our own writing
Activities for week
Get to know each other!
Connect to the WiFi
DEEP selections
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Term 1: Week 2
Plan: Introductions and Big Splash
Hello and welcome back 8W2! I hope you all had a fantastic holiday and I can't wait to hear all about it!
I look forward to getting to know you this year as we move towards an enriching and rewarding 2021. This year, English classes will involve building on what you have learnt last year as well as an exploration of new and exciting topics.
Our context for this term is "Water Wise - Safety in Water" . This concept is great because it is open to interpretation in that we are able to use many avenues to explore the topic. To me, it is a look into the sustainability and preservation of marine life as well as our oceans whilst utilizing learning how to be safe in the water.
The overall working plan for English this term will look something like this using the term context as a slight guide: *
- Revisiting formal essay writing: How much do we remember? (2 WEEKS)
- Poetry creation and analysis: A broad look at the types of poetry, an exploration of the language features and techniques used to create meaningful poetry and then a few exercises in creating poetry of our own using our new skills. (2 WEEKS)
- Creative writing and reading creative pieces: A more advanced study on the formulation of creative writing building from last year. I will explain this in more detail in person. (4-5 WEEKS)
- Potential Assessment for this term: A 800 (MAX) word short story on an issue relating to sustainability and water safety with a conflict resolution. I will likely be assessing how well you can use the conventions of story writing (what we will learn) to convey (express) an important message or moral. *
* Something about me: I’m a HUGE advocate of choice. Therefore, I take into account your opinions and interests when I design a plan for the term so if most of you would rather not do a creative short story, there will be other options we can discuss and explore.
Success Criteria for Term 1: We are learning to...
1) Recognize areas of personal development with formal writing and answer the question: "What do I need to do/change to improve my writing?"
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Revisiting PEEL paragraphs and how to write them
-
Introduction Triangles and using it to start an essay
-
Utilizing Essay Checklist formats
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PEDAL paragraphs
2) Analysing at least 6 different poems and to determine what made the poem successful/meaningful
3) Understand the meaning of the author's or poet's purpose
4) Create our own pieces of poetry using the knowledge we have gained through poetry analysis - 5 different styles
5) Name the conventions and recognize the language features and techniques used in creative writing - using these to create our own short stories
6) Draft short story plans and edit our own writing
Activities for week
Monday (S1) - NO SCHOOL PUBLIC HOLIDAY
Wednesday (S1) - Library session
Friday (S2) - Notetaking 101 activity
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EXPLORE / TŪHURA learning intentions:
- We are EXPLORING drowning prevention by investigating different bodies of water
- We are EXPLORING drowning prevention by integrating concepts of water safety
- We are EXPLORING drowning prevention by researching cultural ideas around water safety and utilising Maori World View
Term 1: Week 3
Plan: PEEL Paragraphs and Essay Writing
Our context for this term is "Water Wise - Safety in Water" . This concept is great because it is open to interpretation in that we are able to use many avenues to explore the topic. To me, it is a look into the sustainability and preservation of marine life as well as our oceans whilst utilizing learning how to be safe in the water.
Success Criteria for Term 1: We are learning to...
1) Recognize areas of personal development with formal writing and answer the question: "What do I need to do/change to improve my writing?"
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Revisiting PEEL paragraphs and how to write them
-
Introduction Triangles and using it to start an essay
-
Utilizing Essay Checklist formats
-
PEDAL paragraphs
2) Analysing at least 6 different poems and to determine what made the poem successful/meaningful
3) Understand the meaning of the author's or poet's purpose
4) Create our own pieces of poetry using the knowledge we have gained through poetry analysis - 5 different styles
5) Name the conventions and recognize the language features and techniques used in creative writing - using these to create our own short stories
6) Draft short story plans and edit our own writing
Activities for week
Monday (S1) - PEEL paragraphs and Introduction Triangle
Wednesday (S1) - Same as Monday + Essay checklisting
Friday (S2) - Mock essay test
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EXPLORE / TŪHURA learning intentions:
- We are EXPLORING drowning prevention by investigating different bodies of water
- We are EXPLORING drowning prevention by integrating concepts of water safety
- We are EXPLORING drowning prevention by researching cultural ideas around water safety and utilising Maori World View
Term 1: Week 4
Plan: PEEL Paragraphs and Essay Writing
Our context for this term is "Water Wise - Safety in Water" . This concept is great because it is open to interpretation in that we are able to use many avenues to explore the topic. To me, it is a look into the sustainability and preservation of marine life as well as our oceans whilst utilizing learning how to be safe in the water.
Success Criteria for Term 1: We are learning to...
1) Recognize areas of personal development with formal writing and answer the question: "What do I need to do/change to improve my writing?"
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Revisiting PEEL paragraphs and how to write them
-
Introduction Triangles and using it to start an essay
-
Utilizing Essay Checklist formats
-
PEDAL paragraphs
2) Analysing at least 6 different poems and to determine what made the poem successful/meaningful
3) Understand the meaning of the author's or poet's purpose
4) Create our own pieces of poetry using the knowledge we have gained through poetry analysis - 5 different styles
5) Name the conventions and recognize the language features and techniques used in creative writing - using these to create our own short stories
6) Draft short story plans and edit our own writing
Activities for week
Monday (S4) - Formal Writing review: What do we need to work on/are still unsure of
Wednesday (S3) - Researched essay plan: "This Is America" by Childish GambinoFriday (S3) - Mock essay on "TIA" by Childish Gambino
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Term 1: WEEK 5
Plan: LOCKDOWN LEARNING ON GOOGLE CLASSROOM
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FOCUS / ARONGA learning intentions:
- We are FOCUSING on different forms of water and identifying ways in which we may be safe in them
- We are FOCUSING on cultural perspectives on water and water safety as well as enhancing our understanding of Maori World View through poetry
Term 1: Week 6
Plan: Poetry Analysis Continued
Our context for this term is "Water Wise - Safety in Water" . This concept is great because it is open to interpretation in that we are able to use many avenues to explore the topic. To me, it is a look into the sustainability and preservation of marine life as well as our oceans whilst utilizing learning how to be safe in the water.
Success Criteria for Term 1: We are learning to...
1) Recognize areas of personal development with formal writing and answer the question: "What do I need to do/change to improve my writing?"
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Revisiting PEEL paragraphs and how to write them
-
Introduction Triangles and using it to start an essay
-
Utilizing Essay Checklist formats
-
PEDAL paragraphs
2) Analyse at least 3-4 different forms of poetry and to determine what made the poem successful/meaningful
- Name and identify language features in poetry
- List the language features in SHAMPOO
- Comment on the meaning and personal interpretation of a poem
3) Understand the meaning of the author's or poet's purpose
- Use understanding of SHAMPOO and forms of poetry to determine poet's purpose
- Analyse and discuss the importance of cultural poetry
4) Create our own pieces of poetry using the knowledge we have gained through poetry analysis - 5 different styles
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Haiku, Cinquain, Acrostic, Concrete, Diminishing Verse, Spoken Word and Freestyle
5) Name the conventions and recognize the language features and techniques used in creative writing - using these to create our own short stories
6) Draft short story plans and edit our own writing
Activities:
Monday (S1) - Library session
Wednesday (S1) - "Still I Rise" by Maya Angelou analysis
Friday (S2) - Camera and poetry activity
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FOCUS / ARONGA learning intentions:
- We are FOCUSING on different forms of water and identifying ways in which we may be safe in them
- We are FOCUSING on cultural perspectives on water and water safety as well as enhancing our understanding of Maori World View through poetry
Term 1: Week 7
Plan: Introduction to Creative Writing + Assessment Requirements
Our context for this term is "Water Wise - Safety in Water". This concept is great because it is open to interpretation in that we are able to use many avenues to explore the topic. To me, it is a look into the sustainability and preservation of marine life as well as our oceans whilst utilizing learning how to be safe in the water.
Success Criteria for Term 1: We are learning to...
1) Recognize areas of personal development with formal writing and answer the question: "What do I need to do/change to improve my writing?"
-
Revisiting PEEL paragraphs and how to write them
-
Introduction Triangles and using it to start an essay
-
Utilizing Essay Checklist formats
-
PEDAL paragraphs
2) Analyse at least 3-4 different forms of poetry and to determine what made the poem successful/meaningful
- Name and identify language features in poetry
- List the language features in SHAMPOO
- Comment on the meaning and personal interpretation of a poem
3) Understand the meaning of the author's or poet's purpose
- Use understanding of SHAMPOO and forms of poetry to determine poet's purpose
- Analyse and discuss the importance of cultural poetry
4) Create our own pieces of poetry using the knowledge we have gained through poetry analysis - 5 different styles
-
Haiku, Cinquain, Acrostic, Concrete, Diminishing Verse, Spoken Word and Freestyle
5) Name the conventions and recognize the language features and techniques used in creative writing - using these to create our own short stories
- List the 7 planning pre-requisites for creative story writing
- Follow and implement narrative structure
- Use and recognize language features in creative texts
6) Draft short story plans and edit our own writing
- Edit and review your own written work
- Peer-review another's written work
Activities:
Monday (S1) - Stages of grief writing activity
Wednesday (S1) - Sea creature short story
Friday (S2) - Sea creature short story continued DUE MONDAY
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PLAN & DO / WHAKAMAHI learning intentions:
- We are PLANNING to investigate water safety so that we can construct formal essays
- We are PLANNING to consult Maori perspectives on bodies of water so that we may create and analyse poetry
Plan: Creative Writing
Our context for this term is "Water Wise - Safety in Water". This concept is great because it is open to interpretation in that we are able to use many avenues to explore the topic. To me, it is a look into the sustainability and preservation of marine life as well as our oceans whilst utilizing learning how to be safe in the water.
Success Criteria for Term 1: We are learning to...
1) Recognize areas of personal development with formal writing and answer the question: "What do I need to do/change to improve my writing?"
-
Revisiting PEEL paragraphs and how to write them
-
Introduction Triangles and using it to start an essay
-
Utilizing Essay Checklist formats
-
PEDAL paragraphs
2) Analyse at least 3-4 different forms of poetry and to determine what made the poem successful/meaningful
- Name and identify language features in poetry
- List the language features in SHAMPOO
- Comment on the meaning and personal interpretation of a poem
3) Understand the meaning of the author's or poet's purpose
- Use understanding of SHAMPOO and forms of poetry to determine poet's purpose
- Analyse and discuss the importance of cultural poetry
4) Create our own pieces of poetry using the knowledge we have gained through poetry analysis - 5 different styles
-
Haiku, Cinquain, Acrostic, Concrete, Diminishing Verse, Spoken Word and Freestyle
5) Name the conventions and recognize the language features and techniques used in creative writing - using these to create our own short stories
- List the 7 planning pre-requisites for creative story writing
- Follow and implement narrative structure
- Use and recognize language features in creative texts
6) Draft short story plans and edit our own writing
- Edit and review your own written work
- Peer-review another's written work
Activities:
Monday (S1) - Introduction to story writing structure + topic brainstorm based on Term Context
Wednesday (S1) - Research into character habitat and sustainability issues + start writing
Friday (S2) - Assignment writing
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PLAN & DO / WHAKAMAHI learning intentions:
- We are PLANNING to investigate water safety so that we can construct formal essays
- We are PLANNING to consult Maori perspectives on bodies of water so that we may create and analyse poetry
Plan: EASTER and MURIWAI TRIP
Our context for this term is "Water Wise - Safety in Water". This concept is great because it is open to interpretation in that we are able to use many avenues to explore the topic. To me, it is a look into the sustainability and preservation of marine life as well as our oceans whilst utilizing learning how to be safe in the water.
Success Criteria for Term 1: We are learning to...
1) Recognize areas of personal development with formal writing and answer the question: "What do I need to do/change to improve my writing?"
-
Revisiting PEEL paragraphs and how to write them
-
Introduction Triangles and using it to start an essay
-
Utilizing Essay Checklist formats
-
PEDAL paragraphs
2) Analyse at least 3-4 different forms of poetry and to determine what made the poem successful/meaningful
- Name and identify language features in poetry
- List the language features in SHAMPOO
- Comment on the meaning and personal interpretation of a poem
3) Understand the meaning of the author's or poet's purpose
- Use understanding of SHAMPOO and forms of poetry to determine poet's purpose
- Analyse and discuss the importance of cultural poetry
4) Create our own pieces of poetry using the knowledge we have gained through poetry analysis - 5 different styles
-
Haiku, Cinquain, Acrostic, Concrete, Diminishing Verse, Spoken Word and Freestyle
5) Name the conventions and recognize the language features and techniques used in creative writing - using these to create our own short stories
- List the 7 planning pre-requisites for creative story writing
- Follow and implement narrative structure
- Use and recognize language features in creative texts
6) Draft short story plans and edit our own writing
- Edit and review your own written work
- Peer-review another's written work
Activities:
Monday (S4) - Creative writing
Wednesday (S3) - MURIWAI TRIP
Friday (S4) - EASTER BREAK
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PLAN & DO / WHAKAMAHI learning intentions:
- We are PLANNING to investigate water safety so that we can construct formal essays
- We are PLANNING to consult Maori perspectives on bodies of water so that we may create and analyse poetry
Plan: EASTER and FUN FRIDAY
Our context for this term is "Water Wise - Safety in Water" . This concept is great because it is open to interpretation in that we are able to use many avenues to explore the topic. To me, it is a look into the sustainability and preservation of marine life as well as our oceans whilst utilizing learning how to be safe in the water.
Success Criteria for Term 1: We are learning to...
1) Recognize areas of personal development with formal writing and answer the question: "What do I need to do/change to improve my writing?"
-
Revisiting PEEL paragraphs and how to write them
-
Introduction Triangles and using it to start an essay
-
Utilizing Essay Checklist formats
-
PEDAL paragraphs
2) Analyse at least 3-4 different forms of poetry and to determine what made the poem successful/meaningful
- Name and identify language features in poetry
- List the language features in SHAMPOO
- Comment on the meaning and personal interpretation of a poem
3) Understand the meaning of the author's or poet's purpose
- Use understanding of SHAMPOO and forms of poetry to determine poet's purpose
- Analyse and discuss the importance of cultural poetry
4) Create our own pieces of poetry using the knowledge we have gained through poetry analysis - 5 different styles
-
Haiku, Cinquain, Acrostic, Concrete, Diminishing Verse, Spoken Word and Freestyle
5) Name the conventions and recognize the language features and techniques used in creative writing - using these to create our own short stories
- List the 7 planning pre-requisites for creative story writing
- Follow and implement narrative structure
- Use and recognize language features in creative texts
6) Draft short story plans and edit our own writing
- Edit and review your own written work
- Peer-review another's written work
Activities:
Monday (S4) - EASTER BREAK
Wednesday (S3) - Writing activity + creative writing structure
Friday (S4) - FUN FRIDAY
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PLAN & DO / WHAKAMAHI learning intentions:
- We are PLANNING to investigate water safety so that we can construct formal essays
- We are PLANNING to consult Maori perspectives on bodies of water so that we may create and analyse poetry
Plan: Last week of Term 1!
Our context for this term is "Water Wise - Safety in Water" . This concept is great because it is open to interpretation in that we are able to use many avenues to explore the topic. To me, it is a look into the sustainability and preservation of marine life as well as our oceans whilst utilizing learning how to be safe in the water.
Success Criteria for Term 1: We are learning to...
1) Recognize areas of personal development with formal writing and answer the question: "What do I need to do/change to improve my writing?"
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Revisiting PEEL paragraphs and how to write them
-
Introduction Triangles and using it to start an essay
-
Utilizing Essay Checklist formats
-
PEDAL paragraphs
2) Analyse at least 3-4 different forms of poetry and to determine what made the poem successful/meaningful
- Name and identify language features in poetry
- List the language features in SHAMPOO
- Comment on the meaning and personal interpretation of a poem
3) Understand the meaning of the author's or poet's purpose
- Use understanding of SHAMPOO and forms of poetry to determine poet's purpose
- Analyse and discuss the importance of cultural poetry
4) Create our own pieces of poetry using the knowledge we have gained through poetry analysis - 5 different styles
-
Haiku, Cinquain, Acrostic, Concrete, Diminishing Verse, Spoken Word and Freestyle
5) Name the conventions and recognize the language features and techniques used in creative writing - using these to create our own short stories
- List the 7 planning pre-requisites for creative story writing
- Follow and implement narrative structure
- Use and recognize language features in creative texts
6) Draft short story plans and edit our own writing
- Edit and review your own written work
- Peer-review another's written work
Activities:
Monday (S4) - Creative Writing
Wednesday (S3) - Writing activity + 1/2 library session
Friday (S4) - Literacy games
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PLAN & DO / WHAKAMAHI learning intentions:
- We are PLANNING to investigate water safety so that we can construct formal essays
- We are PLANNING to consult Maori perspectives on bodies of water so that we may create and analyse poetry
Plan: Term 1 context continued + Timetable change
Our context for this term is "Water Wise - Safety in Water" . This concept is great because it is open to interpretation in that we are able to use many avenues to explore the topic. To me, it is a look into the sustainability and preservation of marine life as well as our oceans whilst utilizing learning how to be safe in the water.
Success Criteria for Term 1: We are learning to...
1) Recognize areas of personal development with formal writing and answer the question: "What do I need to do/change to improve my writing?"
-
Revisiting PEEL paragraphs and how to write them
-
Introduction Triangles and using it to start an essay
-
Utilizing Essay Checklist formats
-
PEDAL paragraphs
2) Analyse at least 3-4 different forms of poetry and to determine what made the poem successful/meaningful
- Name and identify language features in poetry
- List the language features in SHAMPOO
- Comment on the meaning and personal interpretation of a poem
3) Understand the meaning of the author's or poet's purpose
- Use understanding of SHAMPOO and forms of poetry to determine poet's purpose
- Analyse and discuss the importance of cultural poetry
4) Create our own pieces of poetry using the knowledge we have gained through poetry analysis - 5 different styles
-
Haiku, Cinquain, Acrostic, Concrete, Diminishing Verse, Spoken Word and Freestyle
5) Name the conventions and recognize the language features and techniques used in creative writing - using these to create our own short stories
- List the 7 planning pre-requisites for creative story writing
- Follow and implement narrative structure
- Use and recognize language features in creative texts
6) Draft short story plans and edit our own writing
- Edit and review your own written work
- Peer-review another's written work
Activities:
Tuesday (S1) - Welcome back + English games
Wednesday (S2) - Tiny Story Competition + 1/2 library session
Friday (S3) - Writing activity
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PLAN & DO / WHAKAMAHI learning intentions:
- We are PLANNING to investigate water safety so that we can construct formal essays
- We are PLANNING to consult Maori perspectives on bodies of water so that we may create and analyse poetry
Plan: Creative Writing
Our context for this term is "Water Wise - Safety in Water" . This concept is great because it is open to interpretation in that we are able to use many avenues to explore the topic. To me, it is a look into the sustainability and preservation of marine life as well as our oceans whilst utilizing learning how to be safe in the water.
Success Criteria for Term 1: We are learning to...
1) Recognize areas of personal development with formal writing and answer the question: "What do I need to do/change to improve my writing?"
-
Revisiting PEEL paragraphs and how to write them
-
Introduction Triangles and using it to start an essay
-
Utilizing Essay Checklist formats
-
PEDAL paragraphs
2) Analyse at least 3-4 different forms of poetry and to determine what made the poem successful/meaningful
- Name and identify language features in poetry
- List the language features in SHAMPOO
- Comment on the meaning and personal interpretation of a poem
3) Understand the meaning of the author's or poet's purpose
- Use understanding of SHAMPOO and forms of poetry to determine poet's purpose
- Analyse and discuss the importance of cultural poetry
4) Create our own pieces of poetry using the knowledge we have gained through poetry analysis - 5 different styles
-
Haiku, Cinquain, Acrostic, Concrete, Diminishing Verse, Spoken Word and Freestyle
5) Name the conventions and recognize the language features and techniques used in creative writing - using these to create our own short stories
- List the 7 planning pre-requisites for creative story writing
- Follow and implement narrative structure
- Use and recognize language features in creative texts
6) Draft short story plans and edit our own writing
- Edit and review your own written work
- Peer-review another's written work
Activities:
Tuesday (S1) - SHOW not TELL activity
Wednesday (S2) - Creative writing
Friday (S3) - Creative writing
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REFLECT / WHAIWHAKAARO learning intentions:
- We are REFLECTING on how well we were able to utilize the concepts in the term context to formulate a creative piece of writing
Plan: Creative Writing
Our context for this term is "Water Wise - Safety in Water" . This concept is great because it is open to interpretation in that we are able to use many avenues to explore the topic. To me, it is a look into the sustainability and preservation of marine life as well as our oceans whilst utilizing learning how to be safe in the water.
Success Criteria for Term 1: We are learning to...
1) Recognize areas of personal development with formal writing and answer the question: "What do I need to do/change to improve my writing?"
-
Revisiting PEEL paragraphs and how to write them
-
Introduction Triangles and using it to start an essay
-
Utilizing Essay Checklist formats
-
PEDAL paragraphs
2) Analyse at least 3-4 different forms of poetry and to determine what made the poem successful/meaningful
- Name and identify language features in poetry
- List the language features in SHAMPOO
- Comment on the meaning and personal interpretation of a poem
3) Understand the meaning of the author's or poet's purpose
- Use understanding of SHAMPOO and forms of poetry to determine poet's purpose
- Analyse and discuss the importance of cultural poetry
4) Create our own pieces of poetry using the knowledge we have gained through poetry analysis - 5 different styles
-
Haiku, Cinquain, Acrostic, Concrete, Diminishing Verse, Spoken Word and Freestyle
5) Name the conventions and recognize the language features and techniques used in creative writing - using these to create our own short stories
- List the 7 planning pre-requisites for creative story writing
- Follow and implement narrative structure
- Use and recognize language features in creative texts
6) Draft short story plans and edit our own writing
- Edit and review your own written work
- Peer-review another's written work
Activities:
Tuesday (S3) - Creative writing
Thursday (S5) - Creative writing + library
Friday (S4) - Creative writing DUE TODAY
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Term 2: Week 4
Plan: Introduction to Film techniques
Our context for this term is "Kia Puawai". This concept is about growing as a person, becoming your own hero, and standing up for what you believe in. These ideas are going to be explored in the film Black Panther. We will also be investing some of the other themes in the film such as racism, empowerment of women, and working as a tribe or team across your subject areas. The aim is that by the end of this term, you will be able to use the concepts explored in the film to create your own short film or speech on similar topics.Success Criteria for Term 2: We are learning to…
Utilize cinematic techniques and explain their purpose
Name, recognize and explain camera angles and techniques present in film
Name, recognize and explain the sound effects present in film: Diegentic and Non-diegetic
Explain the purpose of cinematography techniques
Analyze a film and explore the themes presentIdentify and investigate themes present in a film and explain the importance
Use themes to inform the creation of a text (either speech or short film)
Using our understanding of cinematography to create our own short films
Use speech conventions purposefullyPersuasive VS informative speeches
Speech structures and how to use them effectively
Building confidence in public speaking
Activities
Tuesday (S1) - Introduction to cinematography and film techniques
Wednesday (S2) - Introduction to sound effects
Friday (S3) - Recognizing techniques in short films
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EXPLORE / TŪHURA learning intentions:
- We are exploring societal issues by recognizing the theme/s present in the film study.
- We are EXPLORING strengths, leadership, and personalities by investigating the themes present in film
Term 2: Week 5
Plan: Formal Writing 2.0
Our context for this term is "Kia Puawai". This concept is about growing as a person, becoming your own hero, and standing up for what you believe in. These ideas are going to be explored in the film Black Panther. We will also be investing some of the other themes in the film such as racism, empowerment of women, and working as a tribe or team across your subject areas. The aim is that by the end of this term, you will be able to use the concepts explored in the film to create your own short film or speech on similar topics.
Success Criteria for Term 2: We are learning to…
Utilize cinematic techniques and explain their purpose
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Name, recognize and explain camera angles and techniques present in film
-
Name, recognize and explain the sound effects present in film: Diegentic and Non-diegetic
-
Explain the purpose of cinematography techniques
Analyze a film and explore the themes present
-
Identify and investigate themes present in a film and explain the importance
-
Use themes to inform the creation of a text (either speech or short film)
-
Using our understanding of cinematography to create our own short films
Use speech conventions purposefully
-
Persuasive VS informative speeches
-
Speech structures and how to use them effectively
-
Building confidence in public speaking
Activities
Tuesday (S3) - Black Panther Film
Thursday (S4) - PEEL paragraphs and film analysis
Friday (S4) - MUST DO FFR activity on Google Classroom
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EXPLORE / TŪHURA learning intentions:
- We are exploring societal issues by recognizing the theme/s present in the film study.
- We are EXPLORING strengths, leadership, and personalities by investigating the themes present in film
Term 2: Week 6
Plan: Queen's Birthday, TOD and Short Films
Our context for this term is "Kia Puawai ". This concept is about growing as a person, becoming your own hero, and standing up for what you believe in. These ideas are going to be explored in the film Black Panther. We will also be investing some of the other themes in the film such as racism, empowerment of women, and working as a tribe or team across your subject areas. The aim is that by the end of this term, you will be able to use the concepts explored in the film to create your own short film or speech on similar topics.
Success Criteria for Term 2: We are learning to…
Utilize cinematic techniques and explain their purpose
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Name, recognize and explain camera angles and techniques present in film
-
Name, recognize and explain the sound effects present in film: Diegentic and Non-diegetic
-
Explain the purpose of cinematography techniques
Analyze a film and explore the themes present
-
Identify and investigate themes present in a film and explain the importance
-
Use themes to inform the creation of a text (either speech or short film)
-
Using our understanding of cinematography to create our own short films
Use speech conventions purposefully
-
Persuasive VS informative speeches
-
Speech structures and how to use them effectively
-
Building confidence in public speaking
Activities
Tuesday (S3) - TEACHER ONLY DAY
Wednesday (S2) - Short film creation
Friday (S4) - MUST DO FFR activity on Google Classroom
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FOCUS / ARONGA learning intentions:
- We are FOCUSING on using themes and motifs in the film studied to understand the treatment of minority groups
- We are FOCUSING on adapting our understanding of the aforementioned to form ideas about current social issues
Term 2: Week 7
Plan: Short Film creation
Our context for this term is "Kia Puawai ". This concept is about growing as a person, becoming your own hero, and standing up for what you believe in. These ideas are going to be explored in the film Black Panther. We will also be investing some of the other themes in the film such as racism, empowerment of women, and working as a tribe or team across your subject areas. The aim is that by the end of this term, you will be able to use the concepts explored in the film to create your own short film or speech on similar topics.
Success Criteria for Term 2: We are learning to…
Utilize cinematic techniques and explain their purpose
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Name, recognize and explain camera angles and techniques present in film
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Name, recognize and explain the sound effects present in film: Diegentic and Non-diegetic
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Explain the purpose of cinematography techniques
Analyze a film and explore the themes present
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Identify and investigate themes present in a film and explain the importance
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Use themes to inform the creation of a text (either speech or short film)
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Using our understanding of cinematography to create our own short films
Use speech conventions purposefully
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Persuasive VS informative speeches
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Speech structures and how to use them effectively
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Building confidence in public speaking
Activities
Tuesday (S3) - Short Film Creation project
Wednesday (S2) - Short film Creation project + Library session
Friday (S4) - MUST DO FFR activity on Google Classroom
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FOCUS / ARONGA learning intentions:
- We are FOCUSING on using themes and motifs in the film studied to understand the treatment of minority groups
- We are FOCUSING on adapting our understanding of the aforementioned to form ideas about current social issues
Term 2: Week 8
Plan: Research
Our context for this term is "Kia Puawai ". This concept is about growing as a person, becoming your own hero, and standing up for what you believe in. These ideas are going to be explored in the film Black Panther. We will also be investing some of the other themes in the film such as racism, empowerment of women, and working as a tribe or team across your subject areas. The aim is that by the end of this term, you will be able to use the concepts explored in the film to create your own short film or speech on similar topics.
Success Criteria for Term 2: We are learning to…
Utilize cinematic techniques and explain their purpose
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Name, recognize and explain camera angles and techniques present in film
-
Name, recognize and explain the sound effects present in film: Diegentic and Non-diegetic
-
Explain the purpose of cinematography techniques
Analyze a film and explore the themes present
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Identify and investigate themes present in a film and explain the importance
-
Use themes to inform the creation of a text (either speech or short film)
-
Using our understanding of cinematography to create our own short films
Use speech conventions purposefully
-
Persuasive VS informative speeches
-
Speech structures and how to use them effectively
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Building confidence in public speaking
Activities
Tuesday (S1) - Short Film viewing + Assessment plan
Wednesday (S2) - Topic research plan
Friday (S4) - MUST DO FFR activity on Google Classroom
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FOCUS / ARONGA learning intentions:
- We are FOCUSING on using themes and motifs in the film studied to understand the treatment of minority groups
- We are FOCUSING on adapting our understanding of the aforementioned to form ideas about current social issues
Term 2: Week 9
Plan: AsTTle reading test & presentation skills
Our context for this term is "Kia Puawai ". This concept is about growing as a person, becoming your own hero, and standing up for what you believe in. These ideas are going to be explored in the film Black Panther. We will also be investing some of the other themes in the film such as racism, empowerment of women, and working as a tribe or team across your subject areas. The aim is that by the end of this term, you will be able to use the concepts explored in the film to create your own short film or speech on similar topics.
Success Criteria for Term 2: We are learning to…
Utilize cinematic techniques and explain their purpose
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Name, recognize and explain camera angles and techniques present in film
-
Name, recognize and explain the sound effects present in film: Diegentic and Non-diegetic
-
Explain the purpose of cinematography techniques
Analyze a film and explore the themes present
-
Identify and investigate themes present in a film and explain the importance
-
Use themes to inform the creation of a text (either speech or short film)
-
Using our understanding of cinematography to create our own short films
Use speech conventions purposefully
-
Persuasive VS informative speeches
-
Speech structures and how to use them effectively
-
Building confidence in public speaking
Activities
Tuesday (S3) - Presentations and impromptu topic discussions
Thursday (S4) - AsTTle Reading
Friday (S4) - MUST DO FFR activity on Google Classroom
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FOCUS / ARONGA learning intentions:
- We are FOCUSING on using themes and motifs in the film studied to understand the treatment of minority groups
- We are FOCUSING on adapting our understanding of the aforementioned to form ideas about current social issues
Term 2: Week 10
Plan: Last week of Term 2!
Our context for this term is "Kia Puawai ". This concept is about growing as a person, becoming your own hero, and standing up for what you believe in. These ideas are going to be explored in the film Black Panther. We will also be investing some of the other themes in the film such as racism, empowerment of women, and working as a tribe or team across your subject areas. The aim is that by the end of this term, you will be able to use the concepts explored in the film to create your own short film or speech on similar topics.
Success Criteria for Term 2: We are learning to…
Utilize cinematic techniques and explain their purpose
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Name, recognize and explain camera angles and techniques present in film
-
Name, recognize and explain the sound effects present in film: Diegentic and Non-diegetic
-
Explain the purpose of cinematography techniques
Analyze a film and explore the themes present
-
Identify and investigate themes present in a film and explain the importance
-
Use themes to inform the creation of a text (either speech or short film)
-
Using our understanding of cinematography to create our own short films
Use speech conventions purposefully
-
Persuasive VS informative speeches
-
Speech structures and how to use them effectively
-
Building confidence in public speaking
Activities
Tuesday (S3) - Presentation activity
Thursday (S4) - Podcasting and editing
Friday (S4) - English games
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PLAN & DO / WHAKAMAHI learning intentions:
- We are PLANNING to produce a presentation so that we can demonstrate our ideas in relation to social injustice issues and changemakers in society.
- We are PLANNING to develop oral presentation skills
Plan: Welcome back! + Assessment 2 Prep
I hope everyone has had a lovely holiday! We will be continueing with our term 2 context of "Kia Puawai " into the first few weeks of term 3. This concept is about growing as a person, becoming your own hero, and standing up for what you believe in. These ideas are going to be explored in the film Black Panther. We will also be investing some of the other themes in the film such as racism, empowerment of women, and working as a tribe or team across your subject areas. The aim is that by the end of this term, you will be able to use the concepts explored in the film to create your own short film or speech on similar topics .
Success Criteria for Term 3: We are learning to…
Presentation skills
- Create and develop a clear presentation
- Verbally deliver ideas with clarity and confidence
- Incorporate learning across subject areas
Activities
Tuesday (S3) - Term 3 plan, ENG/GLO assessment expectations
Thursday (S4) - Assessment 2
Friday (S4) - Assessment 2
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PLAN & DO / WHAKAMAHI learning intentions:
- We are PLANNING to produce a presentation so that we can demonstrate our ideas in relation to social injustice issues and changemakers in society.
- We are PLANNING to develop oral presentation skills
Plan: Assessment 2
I hope everyone has had a lovely holiday! We will be continueing with our term 2 context of "Kia Puawai " into the first few weeks of term 3. This concept is about growing as a person, becoming your own hero, and standing up for what you believe in. These ideas are going to be explored in the film Black Panther. We will also be investing some of the other themes in the film such as racism, empowerment of women, and working as a tribe or team across your subject areas. The aim is that by the end of this term, you will be able to use the concepts explored in the film to create your own short film or speech on similar topics .
Success Criteria for Term 3: We are learning to…
Presentation skills
- Create and develop a clear presentation
- Verbally deliver ideas with clarity and confidence
- Incorporate learning across subject areas
Activities
Tuesday (S3) - Assessment 2 presentation
Thursday (S4) - Assessment 2 presentation
Friday (S4) - FFR
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REFLECT / WHAIWHAKAARO learning intentions:
- We are REFLECTING on how well we were able to deliver an oral presentation based on learning across subject areas
Plan: Formal Writing & TOD on Tuesday
Success Criteria for Term 3: We are learning to…
Presentation skills
- Successfully produce and verbally present ideas with confidence and clarity
- Recognise the strengths and weaknesses in oral presentations
- Reflect on our own ability to verbally present ideas
Formal Writing
- Linking ideas to the real world and strengthening our argument
- Formal writing do's and dont's
- Structure and organization of ideas
Activities
Tuesday (S3) - TOD
Thursday (S5) - Practise essay
Friday (S4) - FFR
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REFLECT / WHAIWHAKAARO learning intentions:
- We are REFLECTING on how well we were able to deliver an oral presentation based on learning across subject areas
Plan: Formal Writing
Success Criteria for Term 3: We are learning to…
Presentation skills
- Successfully produce and verbally present ideas with confidence and clarity
- Recognise the strengths and weaknesses in oral presentations
- Reflect on our own ability to verbally present ideas
Formal Writing
- Linking ideas to the real world and strengthening our argument
- Formal writing do's and dont's
- Structure and organization of ideas
Activities
Tuesday (S3) - Presentations
Thursday (S5) - Practise essays
Friday (S4) - FFR
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Term 3: Week 7
Plan: Distance Learning - Formal speaking
Refer to Google Classroom.
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Term 3: Week 8
Plan: Distance Learning - Formal Writing
Refer to Google Classroom.
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Term 3: Week 9
Plan: Distance Learning - Meme Competition
Refer to Google Classroom.
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EXPLORE / TŪHURA learning intentions:
- We are EXPLORING basic concepts of marketing by analyzing and interpreting colour, design and purpose in advertising
- We are EXPLORING a business plan by understanding the importance of its different components
Plan: Distance Learning
Refer to Google Classroom :D
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EXPLORE / TŪHURA learning intentions:
- We are EXPLORING basic concepts of marketing by analyzing and interpreting colour, design and purpose in advertising
- We are EXPLORING a business plan by understanding the importance of its different components
Plan: Distance Learning
Refer to Google Classroom :D
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FOCUS / ARONGA learning intentions:
- We are FOCUSING on developing a Business Plan by utilizing knowledge from other subject areas
Term 4: Week 3
Plan: Distance Learning
Refer to Google Classroom.
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FOCUS / ARONGA learning intentions:
- We are FOCUSING on developing a Business Plan by utilizing knowledge from other subject areas
Term 4: Week 4
Plan: Distance Learning
Refer to Google Classroom
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PLAN & DO / WHAKAMAHI learning intentions:
- We are PLANNING to create a website so that we can showcase our learning of our Innovations
Term 4: Week 5
Plan: Web design
Refer to Google Classroom.
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PLAN & DO / WHAKAMAHI learning intentions:
- We are PLANNING to create a website so that we can showcase our learning of our Innovations
Term 4: Week 6
Plan: Web design
Refer to Google Classroom.
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PLAN & DO / WHAKAMAHI learning intentions:
- We are PLANNING to create a website so that we can showcase our learning of our Innovations
Term 4: Week 7
Plan: Distance Learning
Refer to Google Classroom.
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PLAN & DO / WHAKAMAHI learning intentions:
- We are PLANNING to create a website so that we can showcase our learning of our Innovations
Term 4: Week 8
Plan: Distance Learning
Refer to Google Classroom.
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