Year 5 Omitting Relative Pronouns
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What's included?
Targeted Year 5 resources for omitting relative pronouns (e.g., that, which) in restrictive relative clauses for concise writing, a key KS2 Grammar, Punctuation and Spelling objective for stylistic sophistication. Activities build deepening understanding and reasoning by training pupils to identify where the pronoun can be safely removed without ambiguity. This crucial small step supports national curriculum expectations for formal writing style and develops writing mastery. The CS Grammar, Punctuation and Spelling Scheme provides structured editing tasks.
Full step description and curriculum objectives
Year 5 Relative Clauses
Year 5 Modal Verbs
Lesson Input
Materials to introduce the lesson, explain concepts and model what pupils will do independently.
Independent Tasks
Activities that help pupils practise, apply and secure their understanding after the main teaching input.
Interventions, Support and Scaffolding
Targeted resources for pre-teaching, same-day intervention and/or extra support where needed.
Deeper Learning and Extension
Tasks that deepen understanding, promote discussion and stretch/extend pupils who are ready for greater challenge.
Resources at a glance
- PowerPointModelling PPTA teacher-led tool to guide children through a learning objective with a mix of different question types.
- WorksheetPrior LearningCover essential knowledge from previous lessons before diving into the new learning.
- WorksheetVaried FluencyConsolidate and secure understanding of key concepts with three fluency-based questions.
- WorksheetApplication and ReasoningPromote deeper learning with three different application and reasoning questions.
- WorksheetApplicationApply learning from the whole lesson with this extended writing activity.
- WorksheetMixed ActivityEncourage independent working or consolidate learning with a mix of different question types.
- WorksheetHomeworkThree different questions to complete at home and consolidate what has been learned in class.
