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© Original plan copyright Hamilton Trust, who give permission for it to be adapted as wished by individual users. Y1/2 Spr F 1B Traditional tales

Week 1 Monday Comprehension 1

A Traditional Tale is a story that is well known and often told:

Beauty and the Beast Cinderella Goldilocks and the 3 Bears Little Red Riding Hood Rapunzel Sleeping Beauty The Enormous Turnip The Gingerbread Man The Princess and the Pea The Three Little Pigs



The Three Little Pigs

Once upon a time there was a mother pig with three little pigs. Because they were growing up quickly and it was getting harder to care for them, she sent them into the world to earn their fortunes.

The first pig to leave home met a farmer in the fields with a bundle of straw. "Please, sir," said the first little pig to the farmer. "Give me that straw so I can build a fine home." So the farmer gave the first little pig some straw, and he built himself a house.

One day, a wolf came along to the door of the first little pig’s straw house. "Little pig, little pig, let me come in," said the Wolf, knocking. "By the hair on my chinny chin chin, I’ll not let you in," replied the first little pig from behind the locked door. "Then I'll huff and I'll puff, and I'll blow your house in!" Then the wolf huffed and he puffed, and he blew the house in.

So the first little pig ran off to find his brothers.

The next pig to leave home met a woodsman in the forest with a bundle of sticks. "Please, sir," said the second little pig to the woodsman. "Give me those sticks so I can build a fine home." So the Woodsman gave the second little pig some sticks and he built himself a house. Unfortunately the wolf came creeping to the second little pig’s house of sticks.

"Little pig, little pig, let me come in," said the wolf, knocking. "By the hair on my chinny chin chin, I’ll not let you in," replied the second little pig from behind the locked door.


"Then I'll huff and I'll puff, and I'll blow your house in!" So the wolf huffed and he puffed, and he blew the house in.

So the second little pig ran off to find his brothers.

Now the last pig to leave home met a builder in town with a load of bricks. "Please, sir," said the third little pig to the builder. "Give me those bricks so I can build a fine home." So the builder gave the third little pig some bricks and he built himself a house. Before long the wolf came to his house, as he had done with the other pigs.

"Little pig, little pig, let me come in," said the wolf, knocking. "By the hair on my chinny chin chin, I’ll not let you in," replied the third little pig from behind the locked door. "Then I'll huff and I'll puff, and I'll blow your house in!" So the wolf huffed and he puffed, and he huffed and he puffed but he could not blow the house in.

The wolf was now terribly angry "I'm going to eat you all of you little pigs," shouted the wolf. "Here I come down the chimney to get you!

So the wolf found a ladder and climbed up to the little pig's roof. Meanwhile the third little pig put a pot of boiling water over the fire. Then just as the wolf came down the chimney the little pig took off the cover and the wolf fell in. Into the pot fell the wolf, with a big splash and that was the end of the wolf.

At last the three little pigs were safe



Week 1 Monday Spoken language 1/ Comprehension 1


"Little pig, little pig, let me come in," said the wolf."By the hair on my chinny chin chin, I’ll not let you in," replied the 1st/2nd/3rd little pig from behind the locked door. "Then I'll huff and I'll puff, and I'll blow your house in!"



Useful story words

Once upon a timeOne dayEarly one morningandFirstNextThenandbutorbecauseifwhen

SuddenlyAfterAfter a whileAfter thatAt that momentSoIfNowSoonAs soon as



Joining simple sentences and phrases using and, or, but.

and or but

The wolf was hungry did he use bricks

The builder gave the pig some bricks he did not catch a pig

Did the 3rd little pig use sticks he built a very strong house

Don’t forget to use capital letters, full stops or question marks.

Week 1 Wednesday Grammar 1

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Write longer sentences using when, if, because. Can you make up your own?

1. The pigs were sad to leave their mum’s house

2. The wolf thought he would catch all the pigs

3. The first and second pigs ran as fast as they could

4. The wolf climbed up onto the roof

5. The third pig was clever

6.



Week 1 Thursday Spoken language 2/ Comprehension 2


Week 1 Thursday Spoken language 2/ Comprehension 2


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Week 1 Thursday Spoken language 2/ Comprehension 2© Original plan copyright Hamilton Trust, who give permission for it to be adapted as wished by individual users. Y1/2 Spr F Plan 3B

The 3 Little Pigs – a playscript

NARRATOR: Once upon a time there were three little pigs who lived with their

mother in a tiny cottage. The three little pigs grew and grew until one day they

were too big to live in the cottage. Their mother decided that it was time for

them to leave home.

MOTHER PIG: You must go and build your own houses but watch out for the

big, bad wolf.

NARRATOR: They promised to keep a look out for him, then waved goodbye

and set off into the big, wide world. Soon they met someone carrying a bundle

of straw.

1st LITTLE PIG: That will make a good house. Please will you give me that

straw to build my house?

FARMER: Yes, little pig, you can have the straw.

NARRATOR: So the first little pig built himself a house made of straw. He was

very pleased with his house.

1st LITTLE PIG: Now the big, bad wolf won’t get me.

NARRATOR: The second and third little pigs went on along the road. It wasn’t

long before they saw someone carrying a bundle of sticks.

2nd LITTLE PIG: That will make a good house. Please will you give me those

sticks to build my house?

WOODSMAN: Yes, little pig, you can have the sticks.

NARRATOR: So the second little pig built himself a house made of sticks. He

was very pleased with his house.

2nd LITTLE PIG: Now the big, bad wolf won’t get me.


NARRATOR: The third little pig walked on along the road. Soon he met

someone carrying a load of bricks.

3rd LITTLE PIG: That will make a good house. Please will you give me those

bricks to build my house?

BUILDER: Yes, little pig, you can have the bricks.

NARRATOR: So the third little pig built himself a house made of bricks. He was

very pleased with his house.

3rd LITTLE PIG: Now the big, bad wolf won’t get me.

NARRATOR: The next day, the big, bad wolf walked down the road to the first

little pig’s house of straw. He had one thing on his mind, a nice, juicy pig for

his breakfast. He stomped up to the front door, knocked loudly and shouted

at the little pig.

WOLF: Little pig, little pig, let me come in!

1st LITTLE PIG: Not by the hair on my chinny chin, chin!

WOLF: Then I’ll huff and I’ll puff and I’ll blow your house in!

ALL: So the big, bad wolf huffed and he puffed and he puffed and he huffed

and he blew the house in.

NARRATOR: The little pig ran as fast as he could to his brother’s stick house.

The big, bad wolf grunted and walked off down the road to the second little

pig’s house. He stomped up to the front door, knocked loudly and yelled at

the little pig.


2nd LITTLE PIG: Not by the hair on my chinny chin, chin!



ALL: So the big, bad wolf huffed and he puffed and he puffed and he huffed

and he blew the house in.

NARRATOR: The two little pigs ran as fast as they could to their brother’s brick

house. The big, bad, angry wolf went off down the road. He came to the third

little pig’s house. He stomped up to the front door, knocked loudly and

bellowed at the little pig.


3rd LITTLE PIG: Not by the hair on my chinny chin, chin!


ALL: So the big, bad wolf huffed and he puffed and he puffed and he huffed.

But he could not blow the house in.

NARRATOR: He was getting very cross. He grumbled loudly, then started to

climb onto the roof of the brick house. He roared at the little pigs.

WOLF: I’m coming down the chimney!

NARRATOR: The three little pigs could hear the wolf shouting as he climbed up

the chimney. He shouted again.

WOLF: I’m coming down the chimney!

NARRATOR: But the three little pigs had thought up a plan. They put a big pot

of hot water over the fire in the fireplace. The wolf came crashing down the

chimney and fell straight into the steaming pot. That big, bad wolf jumped out

of the pot with a yelp.

NARRATOR: The big, bad wolf ran off down the road and never bothered the

three little pigs again. They were very pleased that the wolf had gone. They all

lived together, happily ever after, in the house made of bricks.

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Week 1 Friday Spoken language 3/ Composition 1© Original plan copyright Hamilton Trust, who give permission for it to be adapted as wished by individual users. Y1/2 Spr F Plan 3B

Name: Title:

Once upon a time...

and or but because if when

Week 2 Monday Composition 3© Original plan copyright Hamilton Trust, who give permission for it to be adapted as wished by individual users. Y1/2 Spr F Plan 3B

The 3 Little Ducklings

Can you write a longer sentence using and, but or or?

Week 2 Tuesday Grammar 2© Original plan copyright Hamilton Trust, who give permission for it to be adapted as wished by individual users. Y1/2 Spr F Plan 3B

The Cunning Fox

Can you write a longer sentence using when, if or because?

Week 2 Tuesday Grammar 2



Grammar - Use conjunctions to join ideas in longer sentences

conjunctionsandor

but

whenif

becauseTeacher knowledge - Co-ordination: using and, or, but to make compound sentences.E.g. The dragon flew over the forest and he burnt down all the trees.

Teacher knowledge - Subordination: using when, where, if, that, because to make complex sentences.E.g. The dragon flew straight back to his cave, when he had burnt the forest.



Story Editing Checklist

Week 2 Thursday Composition 3


Have you checked any spellings you are not sure of?

Have you used capital letters and full stops correctly?

Are your sentences written in the past tense?

Have you written any longer sentences?

Have you used any describing words?

Do your sentences make sense?

Take a look at your story

Write a capital letter to start each name

cinderella prince charming rapunzel

snow white aladdin ali baba

beauty rumplestiltskin goldilocks

tom thumb little red riding hood hansel and gretel

Week 2 Thursday Grammar 5

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