Primary English: Knowledge and Understanding  23254

  1. Introduction
  2. Spoken English and Standard English
    • Standard English
    • Historical variation
    • Regional variation
    • Individual variation – register
  3. The nature of learning
    • Approaches to learning
  4. The acquisition of language
    • Theories about language acquisition
    • How children learn language
  5. Representing sound in writing
    • The sounds of English
    • The symbols of English
    • Visual patterns in English
    • Morphemic and etymological patterns in English
  6. Words, vocabulary and morphology
    • The origins of English vocabulary
    • The structure of English words
  7. The grammar of the sentence in Standard English
    • What is a sentence?
    • What kind of sentences are there?
    • The component parts of a sentence
  8. The components of sentences
    • Nouns
    • Pronouns
    • Determiners
    • Adjectives
    • Verbs
    • Adverbs
    • Conjunctions
    • Prepositions
  9. Handwriting
    • The decline of handwriting
    • What does research tell us about the importance of handwriting?
    • Some key lessons from research into handwriting, its place and function
  10. Punctuation
    • Punctuation marks
  11. Cohesion: grammar at the level of the text
    • The differences between spoken and written language
    • What makes a text a text?
    • What is cohesion?
    • Cohesive ties
    • Why is understanding cohesion important?
    • Coherence
  12. The qualities of stories
    • Why are stories important?
    • What are stories?
    • Story genres
    • Story structures
    • Evaluating and making judgements about stories
    • Criteria for evaluating stories
  13. The qualities of poetry
    • Why are poems important?
    • What is poetry?
    • Poetic devices
    • Rhythm
    • Poetry forms
    • Evaluating and making judgements about poems
  14. The qualities of drama
    • Why is drama important?
    • Analysing drama texts
    • Shakespearean drama at Key Stage 2
    • Evaluating drama texts
  15. Looking at information books
    • Looking critically at information books
  16. Electronic texts
    • The characteristics of electronic texts
  • Appendix: Irregular verbs in English
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