Year 3 English 12.1.21

Tuesday 12th January L.O. Plan a holiday leaflet.

Let’s revise the work from yesterday.

Does anything need changing?

My plan from yesterday This is the front of the leaflet.

This is the inside of the leaflet.

This is just the plan, not my finished leaflet.

So, I think I might change some of this layout before I think about the pictures and text to use.

The front of my leaflet

The picture needs to be bigger and the writing needs to be higher.

The front of my leaflet

I now need to think about what picture to use on the front of my leaflet.

I’m not going to draw the picture, just note down what I will use.

The front of my leaflet

I’m going to use the river picture.

River picture with treehouses

Decide on what you are going to use and then write it in the box.

This will save drawing it twice.

Let’s have a look at the pictures from yesterday and then I can decide what to use.

You might have different pictures, which is fine.

I need to decide what pictures to use.

The Daintree River is home to an amazing diversity of life-forms with more than 150 fish species, over 100 crustaceans and the prehistoric-looking Saltwater Crocodile. 30 of Australia's total of 38 mangrove species are found along the Daintree River, ie. more than half the world's total of 72 species are represented in this single estuary - perhaps the most species-rich mangrove estuary in the world.

All the beaches on the Daintree Coast offer the visitor that “deserted beach” experience. Here, “where the rainforest meets the reef”, a backdrop of tropical vegetation, majestic coastal trees and swaying palms line the beaches.

Here your “footprints in the sand” are often the only ones and it is possible to walk just a few hundred metres from the access point, claim a piece of sand, and sit for hours without seeing another single person.

Inside of my leaflet

Special Offer

Beach

Daintree River

Contact details

I’m going to have a picture of the Daintree River and the beach then use the shapes to record special offers and contact details.

I now need to think about the writing.

Special Offer

Daintree River

Contact details

Beach

Here’s a reminder of the features to include on your leaflet.

L.O. Plan a holiday leaflet.

Tuesday 12th January

Write the date and L.O. on a separate piece of paper.

This will be the notes for planning the writing on your leaflet.

I’m going to show the different layouts from yesterday, with ideas to help you.

Choose the work that is appropriate for you.

This is only your plan, not the final leaflet.

Work 1

Alliteration means words with the same sound.

Captions for the pictures.

Use this word bank to help you.

Choose one word from each column.

Use this word bank to help you.

Choose one word from each column.

Write your own in column 4 where there’s a line.

This

big best

beach bays

sof safe

sea sand

rocky tall

trees reef

Is

the

It The

like

a Is

river pretty

ride plants

I Look

picture at

the the this see

treehouse crabs

You

for can

tall catch

People

may

visit

Work 2

This is only your plan, not the final leaflet.

Alliteration, words with the same sound.

Look at the words below to help Beautiful beaches Silent seas Amazing adventures

Remember to use short snappy sentences.

Catchy slogan Something to offer Things to do Bold Heading

Restful river ride Soft silky sand Tropical trees

Can you think of your own?

Catchy slogan

Things to do

Use the Devon leaflet to help with ideas.

Short snappy sentences Something to offer.

Work 3

Alliteration means words which begin with the same sound.

Look at the examples below, then think of your own.

Remember to use Short snappy sentences.

Catchy slogan Something to offer Things to do Bold Heading

Beautiful blue water Soft silky sand Tall tropical trees Catchy slogan Bold Heading Things to do

Short snappy sentences Something to offer.

This is only your plan, not the final leaflet.

Work 4 – Design your own layout

Use slide 8, 9 and 10 for information about Daintree Rainforest Look at the leaflet about Devon for ideas.

Remember to use Short snappy sentences.

Catchy slogan Something to offer Things to do Bold Heading

Catchy slogan

Bold Heading Things to do

Short snappy sentences Something to offer.

Tuesday 12 th January L.O. Plan a holiday leaflet.

Bold Heading

Daintree Rainforest Catchy slogan

My Plan Something to offer Don’t Miss Out

Free River Cruise If you stay 2 weeks

Beach Walk with Aboriginal custodians Walk along the most beautiful beach with the soft sand between your feet.

A peaceful place to relax!

Things to do Tall tree houses by the river.

So much to see and do.

Visit the deserted beaches.

Daintree Discovery Centre

Explore exotic rainforest.

Daintree River

Relax on a river cruise along the delightful Daintree River.

Beautiful blue water

Contact details www.destinationdaintree.com Call +617 4095 6532

Alliteration

Silky sand Beautiful blue river Relaxing river ride

I’ve written sub-headings for what I want to put on my leaflet.

Tomorrow I will look at my plan to see if I need to change anything.

I might change some wording or where I’ve put information.

Then I can start my final leaflet.