LANGLEE PRIMARY SCHOOL
  • Home
  • What's Going On
    • Covid 19 Blog
    • Outdoor Learning and Active Schools
    • Pupil Voice
    • Green Thumbs
    • JRSO
    • Fairtrade Committee
    • Phonics
    • Sustainability
  • ELC
    • Twinkle Room >
      • Twinkle Room Blog
    • Sunshine Room >
      • Sunshine Room Blog
    • Rainbow Room >
      • Rainbow Room Blog
  • About the School
    • Nursery to Primary 1
    • Staff
    • Around The School
    • School Uniform
    • Newsletters and Documents >
      • Newsletter
  • CLASS PAGES
    • Primary 1 >
      • P1 Blog
    • Primary 1 >
      • P1 Blog
    • Primary 2 >
      • P2 Blog
    • Primary 3 >
      • P3 Blog
      • P3 Home Learning
    • Primary 3/4 >
      • P3/4 Blog
    • Primary 4 >
      • P4 Blog
    • Primary 5 >
      • P5 Blog
    • Primary 5/6 >
      • P5/6 Blog
    • Primary 6/7 >
      • P6/7 Blog
    • Primary 7 >
      • P7 Blog
    • SFL and The Hub Mrs Esmer
    • Support for Learning and The Hub - Mrs Russell
    • Modern Languages >
      • French and Spanish Blog
    • Support Centre >
      • Blog

P6/7 Blog

Here you will find learning activities to work on at home. 

Activities based on Reading

17/4/2020

0 Comments

 
Here are some activities which can be completed when you are reading a text. A text could be a novel, a non-fiction book, a comic, a newspaper article, a leaflet, an information booklet or even a website.
 
These activities can be completed while you are still reading a text, some more than once or can be added to as you continue reading:

  • Make a timeline of important events in the text .
  • Make a list of five titles that you think would make a better name for your text.
  • Draw a map of the journey the main character took in the text.
  • Write 3 questions you would like to ask the main character in your text.
  • Write what you think of the main character.
  • Decide what you would change about the text and write two to three paragraphs.
  • Draw a picture of a character in your text and write down all the words the author used to describe them.
  • Find 3 examples where the writer uses interesting words. Copy them out and explain why you like them. Or more than 3 examples?
  • Choose a character in the text and write a diary for one day in their life.
  • Write down any new words you have seen in your text, look up their definition.
  • Draw a picture of your favourite part of the text.
  • Write a description of a character in your text.
  • Re-tell an event in the text from another character’s point of view.
  • Write a letter as a character in the text to another character in the text, a new invented character or a real-life character.
 
 
These activities can be completed when you have finished the text:

  • Write your own blurb for the text.
  • Write a review of the text.
  • Write a letter to the author and tell why you did or didn’t like the text.
  • Write a new ending for the text.
  • Draw a poster advertising your text.

​Remember that when you choose a writing task you need use the correct layout for the task. For example: if you are writing a letter you need the address in the correct place; ‘Dear’ or ‘To’ at the start of your letter; a friendly introduction; reasoning in your middle paragraph(s); a conclusion and ‘Yours’ or ‘From’ at the end.

0 Comments



Leave a Reply.

    Categories

    All
    Art
    Expressive Arts
    Film Studies
    HWB
    HWB & Writing Competition
    Inter Disciplinary Learning
    Numeracy
    P7's
    Reading Activities
    Reading For Enjoyment
    Spelling
    Virtual School Trips!
    Writing

Powered by Create your own unique website with customizable templates.
  • Home
  • What's Going On
    • Covid 19 Blog
    • Outdoor Learning and Active Schools
    • Pupil Voice
    • Green Thumbs
    • JRSO
    • Fairtrade Committee
    • Phonics
    • Sustainability
  • ELC
    • Twinkle Room >
      • Twinkle Room Blog
    • Sunshine Room >
      • Sunshine Room Blog
    • Rainbow Room >
      • Rainbow Room Blog
  • About the School
    • Nursery to Primary 1
    • Staff
    • Around The School
    • School Uniform
    • Newsletters and Documents >
      • Newsletter
  • CLASS PAGES
    • Primary 1 >
      • P1 Blog
    • Primary 1 >
      • P1 Blog
    • Primary 2 >
      • P2 Blog
    • Primary 3 >
      • P3 Blog
      • P3 Home Learning
    • Primary 3/4 >
      • P3/4 Blog
    • Primary 4 >
      • P4 Blog
    • Primary 5 >
      • P5 Blog
    • Primary 5/6 >
      • P5/6 Blog
    • Primary 6/7 >
      • P6/7 Blog
    • Primary 7 >
      • P7 Blog
    • SFL and The Hub Mrs Esmer
    • Support for Learning and The Hub - Mrs Russell
    • Modern Languages >
      • French and Spanish Blog
    • Support Centre >
      • Blog