Albion's Dream

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Y-yes." I murmered, more scared than ever. I could see a big smile growing on her face. She looked happy, almost. "Well, Edward. I murdered your mother." She replied. I didn't know what to say. Was this a joke? I wanted to say it was but I could tell that it wasn't by her face. A tear streamed down my face. There is no surprise that 4/17 marks (3 questions) available in this middle text tested content domain 2a – give/explain the meaning of words in context. Questions 16 and 20 were presented in the familiar ‘ Find a copy a word/group of words’ style question stem. However, question 22 demanded a deeper thought process as it was a 2-mark vocabulary question.

At Crewe in the second half Alex (Frutos) disappeared, Harty ( Gary Hart) had a poor game. We cannot have that, it has got to be sustained. Whilst preparing my own year 6 class for the KS2 reading test, I always use the analogy of, ‘ Year 6, you never know what starter, main course and dessert you will be served up this year when you open the reading booklet!’ referring to the choice of 3 extracts! That is certainly true. Great idea to use Greek Gods ON. A very effective ending with a variety of adverbials. I really like your choice of vocabulary. Prize Box :) This was my last gift from my father before he passed away. I have so many lovely memories of playing this game with father but it also is very upsetting when I think that he is no longer here with me. I replied, would you like to play with me? we could make some more lovely memories, she replied, yes that would be nice. Questions are framed using the language of the tests so there are plenty of ‘ what impression’ and ‘ what suggests’ style questions.

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Then suddenly I found myself standing in a hot savanna and all that I heard was Em Sharps voice saying "Find water, find water, you need to find water NOW!" As this question was included in the first tier, more able readers may have coped with the demand of it. This question is testing content domain 2h – make comparisons within the text, and was the only item on the paper that tested this. As this content domain is rarely tested, it adds another level of difficulty for less confident readers. For the third year running, inferring information from the text (2d) was the most tested aspect of the Reading Content Domain. There were two 2d marks available for The Giant Panda Bear, nine for Grannie and eleven for Albion’s Dream. Just like last year, the majority of these 2d marks came from the third text. And unsurprisingly, the least 2d questions were asked of the non-fiction text. Retrieving information (2b) was the second most tested aspect of the Reading Content Domain with nine marks available for The Giant Panda Bear, three marks for Grannie and one mark for Albion’s Dream. Vocabulary has now contributed to 20% of the available marks in the KS2 reading SAT for the past three years. The marks were fairly evenly distributed across the three texts with three for The Giant Panda, four for Grannie and three for Albion’s Dream.

We began to play and talk about the good old times with her father, we laughed all night and there was a few sad moments but I think I can safely say we had a lovely evening.will continue the new 2016 KS2 SATs tests in English and Maths with some schools being chosen to sit Science tests. Edward, I think it's finally time I told you this... I'm dead. I was murdered 100 years ago by what is in that box." she stammered. My face had gone pale and I had started to feel dizzy. I keep saying this, and people will only believe it when we do win a game, but we remain really positive.