Think and Write

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Look at this picture. What words and sentences

does it make you think of? We are going to
write some sentences based on the picture using
the following pattern of sentences. Remember to
say your sentence out loud first before you write
it!

Sentence 1 Write a sentence that ends in an exclamation mark (!).

Sentence 2 Write a sentence that uses two words that describe the colours
you can see.
Sentence 3 Use a word that ends in –ing.

Sentence 4 Write a sentence using two of these common exception words:

love, has, you, to, school, today.
Read through your passage carefully – does it include everything we
are looking for?
 Example Answers

Here’s an example of what you could have

thought and written…

Look at the amazing autumn day!

I can see crisp leaves of red and orange.

They are crunching and scrunching under my feet.

I love to kick the leaves on the way to school.

 Think and Write
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Look at this picture. What words and sentences

does it make you think of? We are going to
write some sentences based on the picture using
the following pattern of sentences. Remember to
say your sentence out loud first before you write
it!

Sentence 1 Write a sentence about the cake that ends in a full stop (.).

Sentence 2 Write a sentence about who is eating the cake, using a capital
letter (A) for their name.
Sentence 3 Use a word that ends in –est.

Sentence 4 Write a sentence using two of these common exception words:

were, full, she, says, so, said.

Read through your passage carefully – does it include everything we

are looking for?
 Example Answers

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thought and written…

The squidgy, chocolaty cake is delicious.

Daisy loves to eat cake and chocolate is her favourite.

This is the softest, sweetest cake she has ever eaten.

She says she is nearly full so I might have to eat some!

 Think and Write
Click to view image full screen

Look at this picture. What words and sentences

does it make you think of? We are going to
write some sentences based on the picture using
the following pattern of sentences. Remember to
say your sentence out loud first before you write
it!

Sentence 1 Write a sentence that ends with a question mark (?).

Sentence 2 Write a sentence about where the ducks are going, using a
capital letter (A) for the place.
Sentence 3 Use a word that ends in –s or –es because it is plural (there is
more than one of it).
Sentence 4 Write a sentence using two of these common exception words:
the, was, some, ask, push, are.
Read through your passage carefully – does it include everything we
are looking for?
 Example Answers

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thought and written…

Have you ever seen this many rubber ducks out on their own?

They are going to London to visit the Queen.

The ducks are wearing their best hats.

Some of the naughty ducks are trying to push to the front.

 Think and Write
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Look at this picture. What words and sentences

does it make you think of? We are going to
write some sentences based on the picture using
the following pattern of sentences. Remember to
say your sentence out loud first before you write
it!

Sentence 1 Write a sentence that starts with a capital letter (A).

Sentence 2 Use a word beginning with un- that describes how the bus or
the bus conductor are feeling.
Sentence 3 Write a sentence about what the bus conductor says to the bus.

Sentence 4 Write a sentence using two of these common exception words: so, be, no,
where, there, go.

Read through your passage carefully – does it include everything we

are looking for?
 Example Answers

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thought and written…

The shiny bus drove into a brick wall.

The bus is feeling embarrassed and unhappy.

“Cheer up bus, it’s not so bad,” said the bus conductor.

There is no need for the bus to be so sad, it’s time to go home.

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Look at this picture. What words and sentences

does it make you think of? We are going to
write some sentences based on the picture using
the following pattern of sentences. Remember to
say your sentence out loud first before you write
it!

Sentence 1 Write a sentence that starts with the word ‘I’.

Sentence 2 Use a word that ends in –er or –est.

Sentence 3 Write a sentence that includes one of the days of the week.

Sentence 4 Write a sentence using two of these common exception words:

we, do, come, here, one, friend.

Read through your passage carefully – does it include everything we

are looking for?
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thought and written…

I love jumping on the trampoline at the beach.

I can jump the highest but my friend can jump faster than me.

We have been on holiday since Monday and I don’t want to go home!

I do hope we will come here again one day.

 Think and Write
Click to view image full screen

Look at this picture. What words and sentences

does it make you think of? We are going to
write some sentences based on the picture using
the following pattern of sentences. Remember to
say your sentence out loud first before you write
it!

Sentence 1 Write a sentence that ends in an exclamation mark (!).

Sentence 2 Write a sentence describing how the cat feels about being in
the tree.
Sentence 3 Join the parts of your sentence using the word ‘and’.

Sentence 4 Write a sentence using two of these common exception words: he,
me, our, house, my, a.
Read through your passage carefully – does it include everything we
are looking for?
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thought and written…

Oh no, my cat is stuck up in the tree!

I think he feels worried and scared because he doesn’t like heights.

I hope that someone will climb up there and that they manage to
rescue him.

He is never going to be allowed out of our house again!

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Click to view image full screen

Look at this picture. What words and sentences

does it make you think of? We are going to
write some sentences based on the picture using
the following pattern of sentences. Remember to
say your sentence out loud first before you write
it!

Sentence 1 Write a sentence that uses an adjective (describing word) to

describe the town.
Sentence 2 Write a sentence that uses the digits 0-9.
Sentence 3 Use a compound noun (two words that go together to make
a new word).
Sentence 4 Write a sentence using two of these common exception words:
the, are, is, his, I, your, they, of.
Read through your passage carefully – does it include everything we
are looking for?
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thought and written…

The town is very busy early in the morning.

There were 4 people waiting at the bus stop.

A firefighter and a policeman are trying to get the dog down from the
streetlamp.

The people at the bus stop are tired of waiting for the bus.
 Think and Write
Click to view image full screen

Look at this picture. What words and sentences

does it make you think of? We are going to
write some sentences based on the picture using
the following pattern of sentences. Remember to
say your sentence out loud first before you write
it!

Sentence 1 Write a sentence that describes what the fish is thinking.

Sentence 2 Write a sentence that ends with a question mark (?).
Sentence 3 Use a word that ends in –ed or –er.
Sentence 4 Write a sentence using two of these common exception words: go,
by, once, out, pull, her

Read through your passage carefully – does it include everything we

are looking for?
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thought and written…

The little fish thought that she was a very long way from home.
How would she ever find her way back?
She was a fast swimmer so she knew that she could do it if she just flapped her
tail fast enough.
She was soon out of the coral reef and on her way home once she started
flapping her tail.