How to Wash a Woolly Mammoth

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There is plenty of humour to keep small readers entertained, and Hindley’s adorable pictures brilliantly capture the woolly mammoth’s changing moods - from panic when the soap goes in his eyes, to his final sense of happiness and contentment when he’s out of the bath and snugly wrapped in a towel. With a handy keyword box, children can choose which adjectives and expanded noun phrases best describe the woolly mammoth before writing their own sentences using their chosen words. Tasks linked to adverbials and imperative verbs for children to complete at tables in groups or independently after carpet/whole class session. As the sun continues to shine, please make sure your child has suncream on before coming to school and that they have a hat. Follow up table activity resources for every session that children can complete independently or in groups for their writing books.

page powerpoint divided into 5 days worth of teaching/lessons to be used for a whole class /carpet teaching session.

This is great fun to share, and might just persuade any youngsters with an aversion to bath time that having a wash isn’t so bad after all. They will become familiar with the text type of instructions by following instructions to make their own mammoth models and identifying features of the text. This is great fun to share, and might just persuade any youngsters with an aversion to bath time that having a wash isn't so bad after all.

Our lovely teacher and design teams have solved the issue and the new version is now available to download. Our lovely resource creation team have amended the resource and the new version is now available to download. This scheme of work is designed for LKS2 and has differentiated planning, resources and SMART notebooks to support a really enjoyable unit.

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