Captain Argument – loves agreeing and disagreeing

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Captain Argument – loves agreeing and disagreeing An argument for ….. is ….. because …. and …. An argument against …. is …. because ….. and … I understand that ….., but would argue …. I understand your point of view, however I disagree because …. Year 4

Captain Comparison – is obsessed with comparing and contrasting ….. and ….. are both …… ….. and ….. are alike in that …. ….. and ….. are similar because …. …. and …. have the following points in common: …… One similarity between …. and …. is that …., another is ….. A further is …… One difference is …. A further is ….. Year 4

Captain Deduction – is always making assumptions based on prior knowledge In conclusion, I would say that …. due to the fact that …. My results make me think that ….. because ….. Having analysed the data, I conclude that …… Year 4

Captain Description – loves describing It looks/feels/sounds/smells like ……. It appears to be ….. because ….. It seems to be like …… because ….. I think it looks like ….. because ….. It reminds me of ….. because ……. Why?How?What? Tell me about …? Year 4

Captain Evaluation - I enjoyed ….. because …. … was successful/ambitious because …. You could improve this work by ….. Maybe you could try ….. Next time 1/ you could/ would ….. Year 4

Captain Explanation – is wonderful at explaining How ………………….. Why …………………. Where ………………. When …………………. What …………………. After …………………… Then/as a result of/later/Meanwhile/Furthermore/Eventually/ In contrast to /because …. Year 4

Captain Mathematical Explanation – great at explaining maths We know that …. so/because ….. It’s can’t be ….. so/because ….. So it must be …. so /because …. I agree/disagree with you because …. A major difference between …. and … is that …. Some ways in which …. and …. differ are …., so ……. ….. as a result, ….. Year 4

Captain Hypothesis – always tries to explain something based on evidence Because I know that ….. I know that …. Maybe it’s because ….. Due to the fact that ……, I know that …… will happen. Year 4

Captain Opinion – will always tell you what he thinks! I agree/disagree because ….. I appreciate/understand ……’s opinion because/as/due to …….. However I think differently because/as/due to ….. Most reasonable people would agree that ….. because …. What is your opinion? How do you feel? Why do you feel ….? Year 4

Captain Prediction – loves predicting I predict that ….. because ….. however/meanwhile/therefore/also …. Due to the fact that …… As a result of …. this will happen because …. All events lead on to …. because ….. Because …. and … are similar, I predict that … will happen. The outcome will be …. due to …. Based on … I predict that …. After hearing all the evidence, I think that ….. will happen. Year 4

Captain Retelling – is wonderful at retelling events and story telling In the beginning ….. Subsequently …. On the other side of the forest …. Back at home … I remember that …. With hindsight …… Reflecting upon …. In the event that …. Lastly/In the end/To conclude/ To sum up ….. Year 4

Captain Sequencing – is brilliant at putting things in order Firstly ….. because/however/therfore/after a while/meanwhile/ in addition …. Next … then …. Finally/eventually/lastly …………. In conclusion ….. Year 4