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Lesson 19 dashes chn.notebook May 13, 2020 Guidance for English Slides Refer to year group planning for the sequence of lessons and resources required for each lesson. Try to follow lessons in order. Follow the lesson slides in


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Guidance for English Slides

  • Refer to year group planning for the sequence of lessons and

resources required for each lesson.

  • Try to follow lessons in order.
  • Follow the lesson slides in order, reading each one carefully. If

there are questions or tasks, try to answer these before reading answers on following pages.

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Bronze Silver

Gold

As silver Silver and bronze and add extra information to this sentence using parenthesis Stanley hoped a break would come soon as he needed some water. Look at the silver activity and explain why the incorrect sentences are wrong.

Starter

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Bronze Silver

Gold

As silver Silver and bronze and add extra information to this sentence using parenthesis E.g- Stanley hoped a break would come soon - if only for a minute - as he needed some water.

The second sentence is incorrect because the second comma is missing after the embedded subordinate

  • clause. The third sentence is incorrect because the first comma is missing before the embedded subordinate

clause.

Starter

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Today, we are learning how to include a dash to add extra information at the end of a sentence. We are doing this because this is something many of you are still not including this independently in your writing.

Date: L.O.To use a single dash at the end of a sentence to add extra information

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Bronze Silver Gold

Write down three words to describe the thoughts and feelings of Stanley

Complete silver and consider the effect Stanley's feelings have on his body. Complete bronze & then you must justify why the character is feeling this way.

Date: L.O.To use a single dash at the end of a sentence to add extra information Stanley digging his first hole

What thoughts and feelings would be going through his head?

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Bronze Silver Gold

Write down three words to describe the thoughts and feelings of Stanley

Complete silver and consider the effect Stanley's feelings have on his body. Complete bronze & then you must justify why the character is feeling this way.

Date: L.O.To use a single dash at the end of a sentence to add extra information Stanley digging his first hole

What thoughts and feelings would be going through his head?

Drained Aching Exhausted Dejected Isolated/lonely Desperate Resentful Frustrated

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Date: L.O.To use a single dash at the end of a sentence to add extra information

Pain coursed through every muscle - he was overcome with exhaustion. What is this punctuation? What job does it do?

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Date: L.O.To use a single dash at the end of a sentence to add extra information

Pain coursed through every muscle - he was overcome with exhaustion. It adds extra information. Both clauses can stand alone by themselves. The clauses must be relate to each other.

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Has a dash been used correctly in each sentence below? Why? Remember, there MUST be a full sentence before and after the dash and the information after the dash MUST relate to the first sentence.

  • 1. Stanley was exhausted and desperately wanted to - rest.
  • 2. Sweating and panting, Stanley thought of ways he could get out of

digging - he began eating breakfast.

  • 3. With sadness in his heart, Stanley hung his head - he wish he could be at home.

Date: L.O.To use a single dash at the end of a sentence to add extra information

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Has a dash been used correctly in each sentence below? Remember, there MUST be a full sentence before and after the dash and the information after the dash MUST relate to the first sentence.

  • 1. Stanley was exhausted and desperately wanted to - rest.
  • 2. Sweating and panting, Stanley thought of ways he could get out of

digging - he began eating breakfast.

  • 3. With sadness in his heart, Stanley hung his head - he wish he could be at home.

Date: L.O.To use a single dash at the end of a sentence to add extra information

Answer

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Date: L.O.To use a single dash at the end of a sentence to add extra information

A single dash adds extra information to a full sentence. You MUST write a full sentence before you add a dash and extra information.

Stanley looked over the network of holes - his heart sank. Feeling dejected, Stanley trudged to bed - he had never felt so low. Stanley shook X-Ray's hand -

Whiteboard work

Complete the third sentence and write two of your own sentences using a single dash

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Date: L.O.To use a single dash at the end of a sentence to add extra information

A single dash adds extra information to a full sentence. You MUST write a full sentence before you add a dash and extra information.

Whiteboard work

Stanley looked over the network of holes - his heart sank. Feeling dejected, Stanley trudged to bed - he had never felt so low. Stanley shook X-Ray's hand - he knew they were friends now. Zero pierced his shovel quickly into the earth - Stanley had never seen anyone digging so quickly.

Examples

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Silver Gold Bronze

Put in the dash in the correct place in the sentence, for example, Add relevant information after the dash. Stanley ate breakfast quickly - he was ravenous.

Write four or five sentences including a dash to add extra information at the end to express how Stanley is feeling.

Envious and sorrowful, Stanley looked at Zero's hole - he wish he could dig faster.

Include parenthesis - show me that you can use parenthetic dashes as well as a single dash. Date: L.O.To use a single dash at the end of a sentence to add extra information

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Date: L.O.To use a single dash at the end of a sentence to add extra information Include parenthesis - show me that you can use parenthetic dashes as well as a single dash.

  • Stanley, whose arms ached, dropped the shovel in exhaustion - he had

never felt such dejection.

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Answers

‐Stanley ached all over ‐ never in his life had he worked so hard. ‐Stanley couldn’t understand why anyone would want to be called Armpit ‐ he didn’t like to think where the nickname came from. ‐A dull ache pulsated through Stanley’s muscles ‐ would he ever finish digging the hole? ‐Stanley thought of his parents faraway ‐ he wondered what they were up to. ‐Sinking to the ground, Stanley rubbed his arms ‐ that eased the pain slightly.

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