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Activities for Writing Fairy Stories 5-7


Writing Guides

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No. of pages 32

Published: 2001

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This title includes a series of books of ready-made photocopiable activities plus teacher guidance that help teachers to do shared and guided writing with whole class and groups. Each book covers one specific writing type and aims to improve teacher confidence and knowledge about shared and guided writing, plus give them the teaching resource they need to improve practice. Each book has 4 sections: Section 1 'Using Good Examples' looks at two specific writing models with Shared Writing activities that enable children (and teachers) to develop knowledge and understanding of the text type. Section 2, 'Developing Writing', offers a set of supportive activities to prompt children to plan and write within the text type. Section 3, 'Writing', shows children how to put their writing ideas and planning together into written work. Section 4, 'Review', gives opportunities for children to redraft, assess and improve their own writing, plus subject knowledge useful reference information, and advice for teachers. This title offers clarity of teacher support and self contained package with lesson plans plus photocopiable resources. The activities in "Fairy Stories" (5-7) years enable children to: approach story writing with confidence by starting with very familiar story patterns, settings and characters; develop understanding of key features of fairy stories; think carefully about beginnings and endings of fairy stories; think about different versions of same fairy story-and write their own; work collaboratively; and, reflect on their own writing and assess it against key criteria of fairy stories.

 

This book is part of a book series called Writing Guides .

There are 32 pages in this book. This book was published 2001 by Scholastic .

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