In this writing task, pupils are asked to write a diary, recounting a key historical event. But if she thinks I'm going to write down my 'feelings' in. This was Mom's idea, not mine. 'Let me get something straight: this is a JOURNAL, not a diary.
Character Diary Entry Example Series Of Reading
Imagine you are one of the brothers who broke a world rowing record for crossing the Atlantic and write about the day you finally arrived at Antigua Write a diary entry as if you had found a tree in a lonely wood that had a tiny door in it Imagine you are your own parent or carer and write a diary entry for a typical day of looking after you Teacher Assessment Sheets: for teachers to use to assess pupils against the year 6 writing TAF statements which could be placed in pupils books as a record of evidence seenIn this resource pack pupils in Year 5 and year 6 can explore characters’ viewpoints using extracts from A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens.They will read two extracts from this classic text and explore Scrooge’s view of Christmas at the beginning and end of the story and compare these viewpoints with his nephew’s.In the writing tasks, pupils will write diary entries in the role of Scrooge (or another character) describing the events, and his view of them, from the two extracts provided.3 | Topical Tuesdays diary exercises with The Week JuniorIf you’re not familiar with Topical Tuesdays, these weekly resources feature a news story from The Week Junior, and a series of reading and writing activities to accompany that story.There are a whole host already available, some of which include diary writing tasks, like these: Diary Recount Planning Sheet: to support pupils when planning and organising their ideas Sequencing cards: an activity to help pupils organise their own ideas for writing
It uses the example of The Enormous Pumpkin, and has a video of the story to watch, three activities and some downloadable accompanying worksheets.If students need a neat recap on success criteria for writing diary entries, then BBC Bitesize also has this advice entry.There are overall tips, a video to watch, pointers on structure, tone and tense and some activities to practise what they’ve learnt.For a nice selection of printable diary entry worksheets then here you’ll find things like a Scottish soldier in Macbeth, nursery rhyme characters, a Stone Age Man and Diary of a Wimpy Kid.This activity provides a framework for children to write their own diary entry across two days in the style of the Diary of a Wimpy Kid books.It is divided up into times of the day, so they’re only writing short sections for each rather than being given one long piece to do. Write an imaginary diary entry for the day you’re about to have organ donation surgeryTake a look at the entire Topical Tuesdays series here.If you’re after a whole selection of model texts for KS2 diary entries then head over to Literacy Wagoll where you’ll find everything from Anne Frank and ‘My first day at school’ to Hades – God of the Underworld.This BBC Bitesize lesson will help children write a diary entry based on a classic tale. Imagine you live in a country like Barbados, and write a diary entry about a day where Queen Elizabeth comes to visit your town. Imagine you are a robot with feelings, and write about the day you were programmed to do a handstand Imagine you are a detectorist who has discovered a hoard of treasure Imagine you are an archaeologist 4,000 years in the future and have just discovered the remains of the house you are living in today
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