WRITING

Writing Curriculum Overview

RESOURCES

West Acton subscribes to several high quality online resources for which a login is needed.  Logins will be provided by your class teacher.

Below are details of how each online resource specifically applies to writing.

 

Purple Mash
for writing frames, grammar activities and letter formation

My USO
Resources can be accessed out of school by students using their individual LGfL USO (Unified Sign On)

Grammar Explained    busy things     j2e

 

Writing Prompts


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Spelling Lists

Non-negotiable Writing Criteria 

Vocabulary

We introduce children to new words in order to develop their writing further. In the teaching of both Reading and Writing, children are encouraged and supported to identify unknown words, to use their spelling strategies (e.g. about root words) and their inference skills along with a dictionary to help them define the words. Research shows that the best writers are familiar with a huge number of words, many descriptive but others such as nouns, verbs and academic words such as ‘evaluate’ or ‘apply’. We develop children’s acquisition of language in all subjects by a focus on vocabulary development across the curriculum.

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Other elements of the English Curriculum

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WRITING

Writing Curriculum Overview

RESOURCES

West Acton subscribes to several high quality online resources for which a login is needed.  Logins will be provided by your class teacher.

Below are details of how each online resource specifically applies to writing.

 

Purple Mash
for writing frames, grammar activities and letter formation

My USO
Resources can be accessed out of school by students using their individual LGfL USO (Unified Sign On)

Grammar Explained    busy things     j2e

 

Writing Prompts


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Spelling Lists

Non-negotiable Writing Criteria 

Vocabulary

We introduce children to new words in order to develop their writing further. In the teaching of both Reading and Writing, children are encouraged and supported to identify unknown words, to use their spelling strategies (e.g. about root words) and their inference skills along with a dictionary to help them define the words. Research shows that the best writers are familiar with a huge number of words, many descriptive but others such as nouns, verbs and academic words such as ‘evaluate’ or ‘apply’. We develop children’s acquisition of language in all subjects by a focus on vocabulary development across the curriculum.

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Other elements of the English Curriculum

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WRITING

Writing Curriculum Overview

RESOURCES

West Acton subscribes to several high quality online resources for which a login is needed.  Logins will be provided by your class teacher.

Below are details of how each online resource specifically applies to writing.

 

Purple Mash
for writing frames, grammar activities and letter formation

My USO
Resources can be accessed out of school by students using their individual LGfL USO (Unified Sign On)

Grammar Explained    busy things     j2e

 

Writing Prompts


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-

-

-

-

-

-

-


-


-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Spelling Lists

Non-negotiable Writing Criteria 

Vocabulary

We introduce children to new words in order to develop their writing further. In the teaching of both Reading and Writing, children are encouraged and supported to identify unknown words, to use their spelling strategies (e.g. about root words) and their inference skills along with a dictionary to help them define the words. Research shows that the best writers are familiar with a huge number of words, many descriptive but others such as nouns, verbs and academic words such as ‘evaluate’ or ‘apply’. We develop children’s acquisition of language in all subjects by a focus on vocabulary development across the curriculum.

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Other elements of the English Curriculum

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