Friday 19th June
School Linking Project
Linking Schools Traffic City Challenge



LC: To write sentences with prepositions.

LC: Generate and select from vocabulary banks.
Yesterday, we had a closer look at each verse, can you remember the order of events? I have added some in for you...
Introduction, Spider is daydreaming about food.
Verse 1: First invite (Spider describes the parlour)and fly refuses.
Verse 2: Second invite (Spider describes the winding stair and his bed) and fly refuses
Verse 3: Third invite (Spider describes...............................................) and fly refuses.
Verse 4: Fourth invite (Spider uses ........................................words) and fly refuses.
Verse 5: Spider sets a ............................
Verse 6: Fly returns to the spider because she has been thinking of............
Verse 7: The moral of the story.
Today we are going to generate some ideas to add to our first box in our table.
We need to take a look at the description of spiders and the description of the setting.




Choose some adjectives and create noun phrases in the first box on your plan. Leave space to add the description of the spider.
If there is not enough space, use your book to continue adding. Make sure that the description is clearly numbered for what box it should be in so that you do not get confused.
Using the adjectives that we have chosen to describe the house, let's begin to piece together some sentences...
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Now let's think of how we can describe the spider.
Spiders have four pairs of legs. The legs may have claws at the tip. A few species use the first pair of legs as feelers to find the prey. Spiders have silk-making organs called spinnerets near the back of their body. They spin silk from a liquid made by special glands. It becomes solid thread as after the spider pushes it out of it's body. Many spiders make venom or poison, that they shoot in to their prey. The venom of most spiders is not harmful to people.

Let's take a look at some Arachnid facts:
Using the information that you have learnt about. Let's use some adjectives to describe the spider. Add these to your table (Box 1)
Help me to put together some noun phrases for our learning wall to describe the spider.
This description should go after describing the spiers house.
Don't forget, we have not completed our introduction just yet...
We need to think of the foods that the spider will daydream about. We will continue this on Monday!



