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Writing Models Year 4
Pie Corbett
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Writing Models Year 4
Pie Corbett
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Teachers who want to cut lesson planning time should welcome this series. The new editions are revised in line with the new literacy framework and bring you new models. Writing Models aims to help teachers cover every sort of writing type they need; fine tune lessons by following key teaching points for each model; and deliver the new literacy unit
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Poetry models
TERM 1: POEMS ON A THEME (Easier)
Six Ways of Looking at the Moon
1. The moon is a
pebble thrown high
onto the dark tarmac
of the night.
2. The moon is a
thumbprint stamped
on an ink pad.
3. The moon is a
giant’s white thumbnail.
4. The moon is a
ghostly galleon
on the dark sea.
5. The moon is a
hole left by a careless tailor
in a dark canvas.
6. The moon is
a silvery c.d.
playing endless silence.
Pie Corbett
TERM 1: POEMS ON A THEME (Harder)
The Moon
What’s the moon doing
Up so soon?
It’s early afternoon
And there it is,
A ghost-moon,
Fooling about
In the sky …
Is it playing a joke?
Will owls patrol fields in broad daylight?
Will the night staff clock on for duty?
Will bats swoop across playgrounds for midges?
Whatever is the matter –
Has the moon gone mad as the hatter?
Will the sun retaliate –
Stay up late,
And appear at midnight
To lighten the lanes,
To frighten the shadows away?
If daylight struck at midnight –
Would cats creep back, confused?
Would the dawn chorus start up, hours early?
Would night nurses clock off
and catch the night bus home,
bewildered by the town clock?
Yes, what’s the moon doing
Mucking about in the daylight?
Pie Corbett
TERM 1: POEMS ON A THEME – WISHES AND DREAMS (Easier)
I Wish …
I wish I could be small enough
To wear a foxglove for a hat.
I wish I could sleep all night
Under a roof tile and chatter
To the sparrows that nest there.
I wish I could be a dragonfly
And hover like a miniature helicopter
On the school pond.
I wish I could hide inside
A daffodil’s trumpet and keep the world at bay.
I wish I could wear a snail’s shell
To protect me from angry words.
I wish I could be a note
In an eagle’s call as it hovers
High above the mountain’s edge.
I wish I could blossom on a gorse bush
And smell of yellow coconut.
I wish I could be an apple seed
So that I could grow an orchard.
I wish I could be the pause
Just before an unkind word is spoken
So that I could stretch the pause for ever.
I wish that I could be
The moment when a laugh takes root
And blossoms in your mouth
And I’d stay there for ever
Trapped in that second of sweet light.
Pie Corbett