This quick reference chart ‘Different Ways to Prewrite’ shows students different ways to organise their ideas before writing. It introduces students to a list, outline and web as ways to organise ideas, then to review these ideas to decide which are best to use before they start writing.
This writing text exemplar ‘Different Ways to Prewrite’ shows students different ways to organise their ideas before writing. It introduces students to a list, outline and web as ways to organise ideas, then encourages students to review these ideas and decide which would be best to use before they start writing.
This oral language photo activity ‘Spider in Web’, enhances vocabulary and concept development by providing a thought-provoking visual stimulus that can be used as a prompt to engage students in discussion. Each photo is complete with an accompanying lesson plan featuring tips and activities to develop oral language and vocabulary further.
This maths template, ‘Multiplication Wheels’ can be reproduced for classroom use.
This quick reference chart ‘Prewriting’ shows students how to plan and organise their ideas before they write. It introduces students to the principles of prewriting, including planning for the purpose, audience, organisation and style of their text before starting to write. It includes examples of using a list, outline and web as ways to organise …More
This quick reference chart ‘Prewriting’ shows students how to plan and organise their ideas before they write. It introduces students to the principles of prewriting, including planning for the purpose, audience, organisation and style of their text before starting to write. It includes examples of using a list, outline and web as ways to organise …More
This quick reference chart ‘Prewriting with a Graphic Organiser’ shows students how to prewrite using a web. It introduces students to the principles of prewriting and how to use a web to organise ideas, then encourages students to review these ideas and decide which would be best to use before they start writing. It also …More
This content area reading learning activity, ‘Questioning and Inferring,’ helps with building comprehension. It is aimed at helping students make connections while they read a nonfiction text by encouraging them to ask questions and make inferences.
This editing and revising learning activity, ‘Spiders’ encourages students to recognise spelling errors, punctuation and sentence structure. Answer sheet provided with file download.
This template, ‘Target’ can be reproduced for classroom use.
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