| Purpose and Audience | Spelling | Vocabulary | Language and Text Features | Planning and Composing | Revising and Editing | |
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| 1. |
Using a shared approach to writing
Tutor and learners contribute to the plan, the ideas, and the language of a text they construct together.
Sharing quality work
Learners read and analyse good models to gain a clearer understanding of what they are expected to write.
Suggestions for teaching the writing process
Suggestions for teaching and learning that can be used with all learners, or with those learners who require support with one or more progressions only. |
Suggestions for teaching spelling: step 1
Suggestions for teaching and learning that can be used with all learners, or with those learners who require support with one or more progressions only.
Phonological awareness
Information and teaching activities about the ability to hear and work with the sounds in words. This involves an awareness of the sounds that operates at different levels including whole word, syllable, onset–rime and, finally, phoneme.
Sound-letter relationships
Information and teaching activities about the relationships between sounds (or phonemes) and letters (or graphemes). This involves the connections between the sounds in words and the letters that are used to represent those sounds. Included are two other related concepts: the alphabetic principle and letter recognition.
Using a shared approach to writing
Tutor and learners contribute to the plan, the ideas, and the language of a text they construct together.
Sharing quality work
Learners read and analyse good models to gain a clearer understanding of what they are expected to write. |
Word maps
Learners brainstorm words that relate to a single focus word in order to extend vocabulary.
Using a shared approach to writing
Tutor and learners contribute to the plan, the ideas, and the language of a text they construct together.
Sharing quality work
Learners read and analyse good models to gain a clearer understanding of what they are expected to write. |
Print and word concepts
Information and activities that refer to the rules, conventions and practices that govern the use of print and the written English language.
Using a shared approach to writing
Tutor and learners contribute to the plan, the ideas, and the language of a text they construct together.
Sharing quality work
Learners read and analyse good models to gain a clearer understanding of what they are expected to write. |
Using a shared approach to writing
Tutor and learners contribute to the plan, the ideas, and the language of a text they construct together.
Sharing quality work
Learners read and analyse good models to gain a clearer understanding of what they are expected to write.
Using writing frames
Learners use writing frames to support extended writing. |
Using a shared approach to writing
Tutor and learners contribute to the plan, the ideas, and the language of a text they construct together.
Sharing quality work
Learners read and analyse good models to gain a clearer understanding of what they are expected to write. |
| 2. |
Suggestions for teaching spelling: step 2
Suggestions for teaching and learning that can be used with all learners, or with those learners who require support with one or more progressions only.
Using a shared approach to writing
Tutor and learners contribute to the plan, the ideas, and the language of a text they construct together.
Sharing quality work
Learners read and analyse good models to gain a clearer understanding of what they are expected to write. |
Word maps
Learners brainstorm words that relate to a single focus word in order to extend vocabulary.
Clines
Learners find out about shades of meaning between similar words by arranging words in a continuum.
Clustering
Learners organise sets of key words into specific groups in order to think about and discuss the meanings of words and the relationships between words.
Using a shared approach to writing
Tutor and learners contribute to the plan, the ideas, and the language of a text they construct together.
Sharing quality work
Learners read and analyse good models to gain a clearer understanding of what they are expected to write. |
Organising and linking ideas
Learners use a list of connective words and phrases to sequence and link a series of sentences and paragraphs.
Shared paragraph writing
Learners write together to work through the process of structuring content and selecting the most appropriate language.
Using a shared approach to writing
Tutor and learners contribute to the plan, the ideas, and the language of a text they construct together.
Sharing quality work
Learners read and analyse good models to gain a clearer understanding of what they are expected to write.
Using templates and acronyms
Learners focus on analysing the purpose for writing and constructing cohesive sentences and paragraphs.
Using writing frames
Learners use writing frames to support extended writing. |
Shared paragraph writing
Learners write together to work through the process of structuring content and selecting the most appropriate language.
Using a shared approach to writing
Tutor and learners contribute to the plan, the ideas, and the language of a text they construct together.
Sharing quality work
Learners read and analyse good models to gain a clearer understanding of what they are expected to write.
Using templates and acronyms
Learners focus on analysing the purpose for writing and constructing cohesive sentences and paragraphs.
Using writing frames
Learners use writing frames to support extended writing. |
Shared paragraph writing
Learners write together to work through the process of structuring content and selecting the most appropriate language.
Using a shared approach to writing
Tutor and learners contribute to the plan, the ideas, and the language of a text they construct together.
Sharing quality work
Learners read and analyse good models to gain a clearer understanding of what they are expected to write. |
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| 3. |
Using a shared approach to writing
Tutor and learners contribute to the plan, the ideas, and the language of a text they construct together.
Sharing quality work
Learners read and analyse good models to gain a clearer understanding of what they are expected to write.
Suggestions for teaching the writing process
Suggestions for teaching and learning that can be used with all learners, or with those learners who require support with one or more progressions only. |
Suggestions for teaching spelling: step 3
Suggestions for teaching and learning that can be used with all learners, or with those learners who require support with one or more progressions only.
Using a shared approach to writing
Tutor and learners contribute to the plan, the ideas, and the language of a text they construct together.
Sharing quality work
Learners read and analyse good models to gain a clearer understanding of what they are expected to write. |
Clines
Learners find out about shades of meaning between similar words by arranging words in a continuum.
Pair definitions
Learners recall, then write, a definition of a word and find out how well the definition describes the intended word to another learner.
Concept circles
Learners explain concepts (including the meanings of words), see connections between concepts, and activate their background knowledge.
Using a shared approach to writing
Tutor and learners contribute to the plan, the ideas, and the language of a text they construct together.
Sharing quality work
Learners read and analyse good models to gain a clearer understanding of what they are expected to write. |
Organising and linking ideas
Learners use a list of connective words and phrases to sequence and link a series of sentences and paragraphs.
Using a shared approach to writing
Tutor and learners contribute to the plan, the ideas, and the language of a text they construct together.
Structured overviews
Learners understand key words and ideas in order to write about specific content.
Sharing quality work
Learners read and analyse good models to gain a clearer understanding of what they are expected to write.
Using templates and acronyms
Learners focus on analysing the purpose for writing and constructing cohesive sentences and paragraphs.
Using writing frames
Learners use writing frames to support extended writing. |
Brainstorming
Learners link what they know already to what they want to write.
Using a shared approach to writing
Tutor and learners contribute to the plan, the ideas, and the language of a text they construct together.
Structured overviews
Learners understand key words and ideas in order to write about specific content.
Sharing quality work
Learners read and analyse good models to gain a clearer understanding of what they are expected to write.
Using templates and acronyms
Learners focus on analysing the purpose for writing and constructing cohesive sentences and paragraphs.
Using writing frames
Learners use writing frames to support extended writing. |
Using a shared approach to writing
Tutor and learners contribute to the plan, the ideas, and the language of a text they construct together.
Sharing quality work
Learners read and analyse good models to gain a clearer understanding of what they are expected to write. |
| 4. |
Using a shared approach to writing
Tutor and learners contribute to the plan, the ideas, and the language of a text they construct together.
Sharing quality work
Learners read and analyse good models to gain a clearer understanding of what they are expected to write.
Suggestions for teaching the writing process
Suggestions for teaching and learning that can be used with all learners, or with those learners who require support with one or more progressions only. |
Suggestions for teaching spelling: step 4
Suggestions for teaching and learning that can be used with all learners, or with those learners who require support with one or more progressions only.
Using a shared approach to writing
Tutor and learners contribute to the plan, the ideas, and the language of a text they construct together.
Sharing quality work
Learners read and analyse good models to gain a clearer understanding of what they are expected to write. |
Concept circles
Learners explain concepts (including the meanings of words), see connections between concepts, and activate their background knowledge.
Using a shared approach to writing
Tutor and learners contribute to the plan, the ideas, and the language of a text they construct together.
Sharing quality work
Learners read and analyse good models to gain a clearer understanding of what they are expected to write. |
Brainstorming
Learners link what they know already to what they want to write.
Using a shared approach to writing
Tutor and learners contribute to the plan, the ideas, and the language of a text they construct together.
Structured overviews
Learners understand key words and ideas in order to write about specific content.
Sharing quality work
Learners read and analyse good models to gain a clearer understanding of what they are expected to write. |
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| 5. |
Using a shared approach to writing
Tutor and learners contribute to the plan, the ideas, and the language of a text they construct together.
Sharing quality work
Learners read and analyse good models to gain a clearer understanding of what they are expected to write. |
Using a shared approach to writing
Tutor and learners contribute to the plan, the ideas, and the language of a text they construct together.
Sharing quality work
Learners read and analyse good models to gain a clearer understanding of what they are expected to write. |
Using a shared approach to writing
Tutor and learners contribute to the plan, the ideas, and the language of a text they construct together.
Sharing quality work
Learners read and analyse good models to gain a clearer understanding of what they are expected to write. |
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| 6. |
Using a shared approach to writing
Tutor and learners contribute to the plan, the ideas, and the language of a text they construct together.
Sharing quality work
Learners read and analyse good models to gain a clearer understanding of what they are expected to write.
Suggestions for teaching the writing process
Suggestions for teaching and learning that can be used with all learners, or with those learners who require support with one or more progressions only. |
Using a shared approach to writing
Tutor and learners contribute to the plan, the ideas, and the language of a text they construct together.
Sharing quality work
Learners read and analyse good models to gain a clearer understanding of what they are expected to write. |
Using a shared approach to writing
Tutor and learners contribute to the plan, the ideas, and the language of a text they construct together.
Sharing quality work
Learners read and analyse good models to gain a clearer understanding of what they are expected to write. |
Using a shared approach to writing
Tutor and learners contribute to the plan, the ideas, and the language of a text they construct together.
Sharing quality work
Learners read and analyse good models to gain a clearer understanding of what they are expected to write. |


