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Play Writing Effects Lab
Recognise sentence purposes and choose precise vocabulary, actions and dialogue for a stated writing effect. Saving is off unless you choose it.
Recognise sentence purposes and choose precise vocabulary for a stated effect.
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Play Year 5 Figurative Language Lab
Choose answers about language devices, their possible effects, selected haiku features and supplied kennings in short original examples. Saving is off unless you choose it.
Choose the device and a supplied explanation of its effect in a short original example. Independent explanation and complete-text analysis remain separate.
Year 5 · English
Assess effect and meaning in Year 5 English
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Focus on statements questions commands and exclamations. Open support for “Identify Statements, Questions and Orders”, then explain the idea in your own words.
Year 5 learners practise statements questions commands and exclamations.
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What Is a Command? | KS2 English Concept Video
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What Is Onomatopoeia? Figurative Language Lesson
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Recognising Similes and Metaphors | KS2 English Concept Video
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Five Sentence Types
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KS2 English Vocabulary
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Onomatopoeia Activity PowerPoint Pack
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Types of Sentences Matching Worksheet
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Onomatopoeia Interactive Activity
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KS2 Alliteration Worksheets
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