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Listen to the audio above:

My sister’s eating porridge It’s going everywhere, Up her nose and down her front; A dollop in her hair.

My sister’s eating porridge, She’s missed her mouth again, Now, it’s dripping off her spoon Like lumpy porridge rain.

My sister’s eating porridge And most is on the floor. No wonder she is hungry And crying out for, ‘More!’

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LESSON PLAN MY SISTER'S EATING PORRIGE ACTIVITY 2

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LESSON PLAN MY SISTER'S EATING PORRIGE ACTIVITY 1

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Lesson Plans: Porridge Detective & Design a Menu

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Lesson Plans: Porridge Detective & Design a Menu

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This column includes two lesson plans based on the poem My Sister’s Eating Porridge from the Year 6 Anthology of Poems. Each plan outlines the learning standards, objectives, procedures, and materials needed to carry out the activities effectively.

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📝 Steps:

1. Listen to the poem

2. Play the Detective Clue Sheet from the Wordwall

3. Share guesses using phrases like “I think it’s because .”

4. Vote: Funniest guess? Grossest porridge? Top detective?

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Please complete this short questionnaire after using the kit. Your feedback helps us improve!

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Feedback Questionnaire: My Sister’s Eating Porridge Activities

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Feedback Questionnaire: My Sister’s Eating Porridge Activities

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Need inspiration? Here's a template! Use Canva or draw by hand to create yours.

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📌 Learning Standard:
4.1.2 Write sentences for different purposes

4.3.1 Plan, draft and write creatively
2.1.5 Describe objects/events using suitable expressions

🎯 Objective:
Work in groups to create a silly, creative porridge menu using food vocabulary and adjectives.

📝 Steps:

1. Form groups (3–4 pupils)

2. Name your porridge café (e.g. Crazy Spoon)

3. Create 3–4 dishes with fun names & weird ingredients

4. Use Canva or paper to design the menu

5. Present your menu with a restaurant-style pitch!

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This Wordwall game is the interactive version of the 'Detective Clue Sheet.'
Pupils will listen to the poem, then play this matching game to connect porridge ingredients with reactions and clues from the poem.

Click the link above to start the clue-solving fun!

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Detective Mission: The Case of the Messy Porridge

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Open the box - Tap each box in turn to open them up and reveal the item inside.

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📌 Learning Standard:

1.1.2 Understand specific info in simple longer texts
1.3.1 Guess meanings of unfamiliar words

🎯 Objective:
Listen to the poem, identify descriptive parts, and solve vocabulary clues.

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Share this flyer with teachers, friends, or parents to introduce our porridge-themed lesson!

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Welcome to the “My Sister’s Eating Porridge” Lesson Kit!

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Welcome to the “My Sister’s Eating Porridge” Lesson Kit!

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Hello teachers, pupils and parents! This creative lesson kit is based on the poem My Sister’s Eating Porridge by John Coldwell from the Year 6 Anthology of Poems.

Inside this Padlet, you’ll find interactive activities, printable materials, Wordwall games, and a design-your-own-menu task – all designed to make English lessons fun and meaningful!

🔎 Skills covered: Reading, Speaking, Writing, Creativity
📘 CEFR Level: A1
✅ KSSR-aligned

Let’s have fun exploring porridge in the most unexpected ways! 🍵😂