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18 February 2026

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zip, 6.93 MB

This KS1 writing unit is based on the poem “What do you do on a Nature Walk?” and is designed as a short, focused 4-lesson sequence.

Pupils explore the structure of a performance poem before creating and performing their own version. The unit is carefully structured to build from immersion and oral rehearsal into independent writing, editing and performance.

The sequence includes:

• Clear teaching of the poem structure (repetition, rhythm and punchy ending)
• Explicit grammar focus across the sequence:
Powerful - ing verbs
Noun lists using “and”
• Stretch model sentences for teacher modelling
• Closely matched dictated sentences for Year 1 and Year 2
• Vocabulary support for each lesson
• A structured write, edit and perform lesson
• Simple editing focus (capital letters, full stops, list structure)

Pupils finish the sequence by writing and performing their own nature walk poem using a repeated question structure.

Suitable for:
• Year 1
• Mixed Year 1/2 classes
• Teachers wanting a tight, low-cognitive-load poetry unit
• Classrooms preparing for performance or assembly

This unit aligns with the KS1 National Curriculum for writing and spoken language and is designed to be practical, structured and easy to deliver within a short half-term.

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