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A Storm of Kings

A Storm of Kings. Scenic Mapping. LO: to use a wide range of vocabulary to describe your landscape. Success criteria: I can use a range of ambitious, imaginative and exciting vocabulary to make my readers go ‘ wow ’ .

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A Storm of Kings

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  1. A Storm of Kings Scenic Mapping

  2. LO: to use a wide range of vocabulary to describe your landscape • Success criteria: • I can use a range of ambitious, imaginative and exciting vocabulary to make my readers go ‘wow’. • By using the 6 step sentences approach we will achieve level 5 or level 6 writing for vocabulary!

  3. Starter: Change these words from dull to delightful! • Dry • Hot • Cold • Windy • Bleak • Winner gets a + log!

  4. Using your iBook find a picture of your landscape

  5. 6 Step-Sentences • The building was on the hill. • Proudly, the imposing grand castle glared out at the savage wilderness beyond. • Which sentence will get the highest level? • How can we improve our sentences in 6 steps?

  6. Shared writing

  7. Write a 100 word description of your landscape • The description can be planned on your scenic map • Read and level the descriptions in your iBook • Plan it in your iBook • Use similes, metaphors, alliteration, personification and the 6 steps to building an interesting sentence • I can use a range of ambitious, imaginative and exciting vocabulary to make my readers go ‘wow’. • This will be peer assessed!

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