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How to Teach Writing Across the Curriculum at Key Stage 1 (Writers' Workshop) [Paperback]

Sue Palmer


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20 Jun 2003 185346919X 978-1853469190

This work provides a range of practical suggestions for teaching non-fiction writing skills and linking them to children's learning across the curriculum.The book provides clear explanations of simple techniques for: using speaking and listening, drama and otehr activities as a preparation for writing; using information learned in a variety of curriculum areas as the content for the teaching of writing; organising information - as notes or pictures - on "skeleton" planning frameworks, so that children are very clear about content before they begin to write; familiarising children with the key langauge features of different non-fiction text types; and demonstrating the writing of different non-fiction texts, including simple note-making and how to convert notes into sentences.


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Sue Palmer is a former primary teacher who has written many books and educational TV programmes on literacy teaching. She is a regular contributor to the Times Educational Supplement and Child Education, and acts as literacy consultant to educational publishers, the BBC and the NLS.

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Teaching children to write involves developing a wide range of skills - handwriting, phonic encoding, spelling, sentence construction, choice of vocabulary, text organisation, and many more -while at the same time helping them control and orchestrate these skills in the momentous act of composition. Read the first page
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