Writing Models Year 3

by Corbett; Pie

• ISBN13: 9781843120940
• ISBN10: 1843120941
• Format: Nonspecific Binding
• Copyright: 2005-06-29
• Publisher: Routledge

Summary

Teachers who want to cut lesson planning time should welcome this series. It aims to: help teachers cover every sort of writing type they need; fine tune lessons by following key teaching points for each model; and deliver the literacy hour to pupils of varying ability using different versions of the same model.

Table of Contents

Introduction	vii
Poetry models
Term 1: Shape poems	1	(1)
Term 1: Observation poems	2	(3)
Term 1: Senses poems	5	(3)
Term 2: Performance poems	8	(2)
Term 3: Language play	10	(6)
Story models
Term 1: Stories in familiar settings (dialogue)	16	(2)
Term 1: Settings in the style of Ted Hughes	18	(2)
Term 1: Examples of openings	20	(2)
Term 1: Examples of endings	22	(2)
Term 1: Story with familiar setting	24	(6)
Term 1: Plays	30	(4)
Term 2: Traditional tale	34	(4)
Term 2: Fable	38	(3)
Term 2: Myth	41	(3)
Term 2: Character portrait	44	(3)
Term 2: Sequel to traditional tale	47	(3)
Term 3: Adventures and mysteries	50	(4)
Term 3: First-person account of incident in story read	54	(2)
Term 3: Opening chapter of an extended mystery story	56	(3)
Term 3: Book review	59	(3)
Non-fiction models
Term 1: Non-chronological report	62	(3)
Term 2: Instructions	65	(3)
Term 3: Same event -- recount letter	68	(2)
Term 3: Same event -- diary	70	(1)
Term 3: Alphabetically ordered text	71	(2)
Teachers' notes	73