Hansel and Gretel Whole Class Reading Teaching Sequence
This teaching sequence focuses on skills relevant to the Key Stage 2 reading curriculum.
This teaching sequence pack includes:
Detailed lesson outlines
Weekly comprehension quick quizzes
Emotion Graph photocopiable master
Book Review photocopiable master
Character Study photocopiable master
Character Profile
Hansel and Gretel vocabulary wordsearch
Inferring Themes photocopiable master
Tell Me photocopiable master
Based on Anthony Browne’s classic story, this set of planning offers a unique opportunity to generate many discussions around inferring emotions and feelings.
(The book is not included in this pack).
We’ve pitched this planning at children in Year 3 and Year 4.
This teaching sequence focuses on skills relevant to the Key Stage 2 reading curriculum.
This teaching sequence pack includes:
Detailed lesson outlines
Weekly comprehension quick quizzes
Emotion Graph photocopiable master
Book Review photocopiable master
Character Study photocopiable master
Character Profile
Hansel and Gretel vocabulary wordsearch
Inferring Themes photocopiable master
Tell Me photocopiable master
Based on Anthony Browne’s classic story, this set of planning offers a unique opportunity to generate many discussions around inferring emotions and feelings.
(The book is not included in this pack).
We’ve pitched this planning at children in Year 3 and Year 4.
This teaching sequence focuses on skills relevant to the Key Stage 2 reading curriculum.
This teaching sequence pack includes:
Detailed lesson outlines
Weekly comprehension quick quizzes
Emotion Graph photocopiable master
Book Review photocopiable master
Character Study photocopiable master
Character Profile
Hansel and Gretel vocabulary wordsearch
Inferring Themes photocopiable master
Tell Me photocopiable master
Based on Anthony Browne’s classic story, this set of planning offers a unique opportunity to generate many discussions around inferring emotions and feelings.
(The book is not included in this pack).
We’ve pitched this planning at children in Year 3 and Year 4.
