Read the sentences carefully. Use a felt tip pen to put in the capital letters where they are needed! Then cut out the sentences and stick them in the right order.

and it will soon be christmas day.father christmas met a man with an aeroplane.i still have one present left in my sack, which is for harvey slumfenburger, the little boy who lives in a hut at the top of the roly poly mountain, which is far, far away.“get in my plane,” said the man, “and i will take you as far as i can.”“excuse me,” he said, “my name is father christmas.”

Week 1 Thursday Grammar 1

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Name: _____________

Look at the pictures, and write a sentence to match it. Don’t forget to use the –ed ending! ________________________________________ (climb)

________________________________ (crash)

________________________________ (play)

_______________________________ (want)

__________________________________ (start)

Can you write another sentence using the verb ‘open’?

Week 2 Monday Word reading/Transcription 4

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Week 2 Thursday Grammar 4

Name: ______________

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Spaceman!

Cut out and laminate to demonstrate the use of spaces between words on an IWB!

Write your own long sentence like the one from ‘Harvey Slumfenburger’s Christmas Present’. Remember to leave good spaces between the words and read back what you have written to a friend!

In the _________________________________________

which is far, far away, a little _______, whose name was _______________________ , reached for the stocking _______________________ and took out ____ present.

It was a _____________________________ !

Week 2 Wednesday Composition 3

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