L.O. To generate a variety of sentences for and against evacuating your child.

SENTENCE
	M	Connective – VCOP display Opener – VCOP display	Connective – VCOP display Opener – VCOP display
	S	Sub. Clause – when, although, Emb. Clause – comma sandwich Short (SS) – He ran!	Sub. Clause – when, although Emb. Clause – comma sandwich Short (SS) – He ran!
	C	Repetition Q & A Trio (3) Humour/Suspense J K	Repetition Q & A Trio (3) Humour/Suspense J K

Examples from our second class sentence writing challenge:

The mothers kept their children with them despite the heavy bombing.

By Emily and Hannah

Eventually some parents decided to evacuate their children.

By Marcus and Owen

Since World War Two had started, all of the important places in London had been demolished.

By Jay P and Dominic U

In case a poisoned bomb was dropped, which was very lethal, people wore gas masks.

By Alisha, Lauren and Samantha

The mothers, who had lots of jobs, kept their children behind.

By Connor and Kane

Can you write one of the missing sentence types?

The children listened to the spy’s conversation even though they were mortified.

By Kels

Even though it was really dark, Vera and Alf could see.

By Kane

In case Mr Kolenski came back, Vera kept an eye out.

By Emily

Vera, who was tiny, climbed through a window.

By Brandon

They screamed!

By Letitia

They were scared, absolutely petrified!

By Dominic C

They walked, opened the cupboard and found a walkie talkie.

By Hannah

Would the spy see him? Would he get out alive?

By Jay F

The door creaked open…

By Lauren

We are now looking at writing different types of sentences.  Visit every day to see who is the ‘Super Sentence Writer’ of the lesson.

As Captain Planet, the superhero, strolled through the corridor he met a young helpful Planeteer.