Branwen
WALT: Recognise and develop features
of Myths and Legends
WILF: Clear and correct
identification of adjectives and/or
adverbs and use of them
How many adjectives are there in
the following passage? – discuss
Branwen listened carefully to the
messenger’s tale, and then she laid
aside her broom and slowly gazed at
her rough, ruined hands. “O yes, I can
tell you what this means,” she said,
and she gradually smiled for the first
time in three long years.
Is this word an adjective?
Yes / No
Branwen listened carefully to the
messenger’s tale, and then she laid
aside her broom and slowly gazed at
her rough, ruined hands. “O yes, I can
tell you what this means,” she said,
and she gradually smiled for the first
time in three long years.
Is this word an adjective?
Branwen listened carefully to the
messenger’s tale, and then she laid
aside her broom and slowly gazed at
her rough, ruined hands. “O yes, I can
tell you what this means,” she said,
and she gradually smiled for the first
time in three long years.
Yes / No
Is this word an adjective?
Branwen listened carefully to the
messenger’s tale, and then she laid
aside her broom and slowly gazed at
her rough, ruined hands. “O yes, I can
tell you what this means,” she said,
and she gradually smiled for the first
time in three long years.
Yes / No
Is this word an adjective?
Branwen listened carefully to the
messenger’s tale, and then she laid
aside her broom and slowly gazed at
her rough, ruined hands. “O yes, I can
tell you what this means,” she said,
and she gradually smiled for the first
time in three long years.
Yes / No
Is this word an adjective?
Branwen listened carefully to the
messenger’s tale, and then she laid
aside her broom and slowly gazed at
her rough, ruined hands. “O yes, I can
tell you what this means,” she said,
and she gradually smiled for the first
time in three long years.
Yes / No
Is this word an adjective?
Branwen listened carefully to the
messenger’s tale, and then she laid
aside her broom and slowly gazed at
her rough, ruined hands. “O yes, I can
tell you what this means,” she said,
and she gradually smiled for the first
time in three long years.
Yes / No
How many adjectives?
Branwen listened carefully to the
messenger’s tale, and then she laid
aside her broom and slowly gazed at
her rough, ruined hands. “O yes, I can
tell you what this means,” she said,
and she gradually smiled for the first
time in three long years.
How many adverbs are there in
the following passage? - discuss
Branwen listened carefully to the
messenger’s tale, and then she laid
aside her broom and slowly gazed at
her rough, ruined hands. “O yes, I can
tell you what this means,” she said,
and she gradually smiled for the first
time in three long years.
Can you define an adverb?
Is this word an adverb?
Branwen listened carefully to the
messenger’s tale, and then she laid
aside her broom and slowly gazed at
her rough, ruined hands. “O yes, I can
tell you what this means,” she said,
and she gradually smiled for the first
time in three long years.
Yes / No
Is this word an adverb?
Branwen listened carefully to the
messenger’s tale, and then she laid
aside her broom and slowly gazed at
her rough, ruined hands. “O yes, I can
tell you what this means,” she said,
and she gradually smiled for the first
time in three long years.
Yes / No
Is this word an adverb?
Branwen listened carefully to the
messenger’s tale, and then she laid
aside her broom and slowly gazed at
her rough, ruined hands. “O yes, I can
tell you what this means,” she said,
and she gradually smiled for the first
time in three long years.
Yes / No
Is this word an adverb?
Branwen listened carefully to the
messenger’s tale, and then she laid
aside her broom and slowly gazed at
her rough, ruined hands. “O yes, I can
tell you what this means,” she said,
and she gradually smiled for the first
time in three long years.
Yes / No
Are there any more adverbs in
this passage?
Branwen listened carefully to the
messenger’s tale, and then she laid
aside her broom and slowly gazed at
her rough, ruined hands. “O yes, I can
tell you what this means,” she said,
and she gradually smiled for the first
time in three long years.
How many adverbs?
Branwen listened carefully to the
messenger’s tale, and then she laid
aside her broom and slowly gazed at
her rough, ruined hands. “O yes, I can
tell you what this means,” she said,
and she gradually smiled for the first
time in three long years.
Definitions...
Adjective – a describing word
Adverb – a word that describes the verb
Verb – a doing word
Branwen
Can you think of any
adjectives in Welsh that you
could use to describe
Branwen?
Mae hi’n...
Dw i’n hoffi Branwen achos
mae hi’n.....
Bendigeidfran
What about
Bendigeidfran?
Mae e’n...
Dw i’n hoffi
Bendigeidfran achos mae
e‘n.....
Group 1
•Cartoon Strip – develop the story of Branwen, remember that the
picture represents a section of the story
•Peer assess 2 stars and a wish
•Creation of Top Trumps cards with Mythical Beasts
•Make up sentences using the welsh adjectives we have learnt
Group 2
•Underneath the pictures of Branwen and Bendigeidfran
write a descriptive paragraph about each character in your Creative
writing book
•Please include one Welsh sentence about each.
•Creation of Top Trumps cards with Mythical Beasts
Group3
•Using the laptops log onto the NGFL Cymru website
•Pair up the adjectives which mean the same
•Write 3 sentences underneath each picture of Branwen and
Bendigeidfran in your Creative Writing book using the adjectives to
help you
•Creation of Top Trumps cards with Mythical Beasts
Which
K S are we using?
Branwen
WALT: Recognise and develop features
of Myths and Legends
WILF: Clear and correct
identification of adjectives and/or
adverbs and use of them
Is WILF clear?
Branwen
Did you achieve WILF ?
Which K S did we use?