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This document contains reading, writing, grammar, spelling, and extracts prompts for a Week 4 English lesson. The reading prompt is an article about endangered African elephants. Students are asked multiple choice questions about the article and to write their own question. The writing prompt asks students to write a persuasive paragraph about protecting elephants for a wildlife magazine. Grammar exercises include identifying determiners, punctuation, and parts of speech. Spelling practice focuses on vocabulary words and their definitions and usage in sentences. Prior week extracts from another story are also included.
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Year 1 Week 2 writing
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Week 2
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Week 2
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