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    The document provides a lesson plan on teaching relative clauses to students. It includes: 1. An introductory activity to introduce relative clauses and relative pronouns, having students identify relative pronouns in sentences. 2. An independent activity discussing when commas are used with relative clauses and having students work on exercises identifying essential and non-essential relative clauses. 3. A review activity explaining when relative pronouns can be omitted and identifying sentences where the pronoun can be left out. 4. A consolidation activity identifying main clauses, subordinate clauses and relative pronouns in sentences. 5. Assessment of student understanding through a mini test and additional practice activity.

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    The document provides a lesson plan on teaching relative clauses to students. It includes: 1. An introductory activity to introduce relative clauses and relative pronouns, having students identify relative pronouns in sentences. 2. An independent activity discussing when commas are used with relative clauses and having students work on exercises identifying essential and non-essential relative clauses. 3. A review activity explaining when relative pronouns can be omitted and identifying sentences where the pronoun can be left out. 4. A consolidation activity identifying main clauses, subordinate clauses and relative pronouns in sentences. 5. Assessment of student understanding through a mini test and additional practice activity.

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    The document provides a lesson plan on teaching relative clauses to students. It includes: 1. An introductory activity to introduce relative clauses and relative pronouns, having students identify relative pronouns in sentences. 2. An independent activity discussing when commas are used with relative clauses and having students work on exercises identifying essential and non-essential relative clauses. 3. A review activity explaining when relative pronouns can be omitted and identifying sentences where the pronoun can be left out. 4. A consolidation activity identifying main clauses, subordinate clauses and relative pronouns in sentences. 5. Assessment of student understanding through a mini test and additional practice activity.

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    Lesson Plan Relative Clauses

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    The document provides a lesson plan on teaching relative clauses to students. It includes: 1. An introductory activity to introduce relative clauses and relative pronouns, having students identify relative pronouns in sentences. 2. An independent activity discussing when commas are used with relative clauses and having students work on exercises identifying essential and non-essential relative clauses. 3. A review activity explaining when relative pronouns can be omitted and identifying sentences where the pronoun can be left out. 4. A consolidation activity identifying main clauses, subordinate clauses and relative pronouns in sentences. 5. Assessment of student understanding through a mini test and additional practice activity.

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    SPaG: Relative Clauses

    Aim: Prior Learning: Resources:


    Relative clauses beginning with who, which, New concept. Lesson Pack
    where, when, whose, that, or an omitted
    relative pronoun. Individual whiteboards and pens

    To use relative clauses. Coloured pencils or highlighters

    Success Criteria: Key/New Words: Preparation:


    I can explain that a multi-clause (or ‘complex’) Clauses, simple sentence, complex sentence, Relative Clauses and Relative Pronouns
    sentence has at least two clauses. multi-clause sentence, relative clause, main Activity Sheet - one per child
    clause, relative pronoun, object relative
    I can identify and use relative pronouns pronoun, essential, non-essential. Differentiated Commas and Relative Clauses
    and relative clauses. Activity Sheet - one per child

    I can explain when commas are needed with Differentiated Spot the Clauses Activity
    relative clauses. Sheet - one per child

    I can explain that an object relative Mini Test - one per child
    pronoun can be left out of a clause.
    Application Activity - one per child

    Learning Sequence

    Introductory Activity – Relative Clauses and Relative Pronouns: Share and discuss the information about relative
    clauses and relative pronouns. Ask the children to underline the relative pronouns in the sentences shown. This could be
    completed as a class activity using individual whiteboards or in pairs using the Relative Clauses and Relative Pronouns
    Activity Sheet. Can the children explain that a multi-clause sentence has at least two clauses? Can the children identify
    relative pronouns?

    Independent Focused Activity – Commas and Relative Clauses: Discuss how to decide when commas are used with relative
    clauses and look at the difference between non-essential and essential relative clauses. Children work in groups to discuss the
    questions on the quiz and then go on to work independently on the differentiated Commas and Relative Clauses Activity
    Sheet. Can the children explain how to decide whether or not commas are needed when using relative clauses?

    Review Activity – Identifying When a Pronoun Can Be Omitted: Explain that sometimes a relative pronoun can be omitted
    from a relative clause without affecting the sense of a sentence. Ask the children to look together at the multi-clause
    sentences and decide whether or not the relative pronoun can be left out of the subordinate clause. Can the children explain
    that an object relative pronoun can be left out of a clause?

    Consolidation Activity – Spot the Clauses: Ask the children to look at the sentences on the Lesson Presentation and
    identify the main clause, subordinate clause and relative pronoun. Children complete the differentiated Spot the Clauses
    Activity Sheet. Can the children identify relative pronouns and relative clauses?

    Relative Clauses: The children complete the Mini Test in order to test their understanding. The children complete the
    Application Activity as required.

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