Inspired by nature | KS2 | Year 5 | Grammar
Active and passive voice: tiger
Learning Objective
We are learning how to write sentences in both the active and the passive voice.
Context: tiger
Credit: BBC One - Dynasties
Clip Description
Tigers are the largest species of cat and instantly are recognisable by their dark vertical stripes and reddish/orange fur. They are formidable ambush hunters.
In this fascinating clip, an Indian (Bengal) tigress called Raj Bhera is desperate to cool off and have a mid-morning nap. However, her plans are scuppered when a noisy peacock starts displaying his magnificent tail feathers in a clearing nearby. How will this ferocious feline deal with her nuisance neighbour? Watch the clip to find out.
Word Challenge
Can you make a list of strong verbs to describe the way the peacock and the tiger moved at different points in the clip?
e.g. (tiger) crouched, (peacock) strutted,…