We have been learning to describe a process.
When I write, I need to think about the ideas, structure & language, organization, vocabulary, sentences, spelling and punctuation I use.
Ideas
Structure and Language
Organization
Vocabulary
Sentence Structure
Spelling
Punctuation
-Write using a range of ideas, experiences or items of information
-Confidently shape my ideas for effect
-Create content that is concise and relevant to the curriculum task
-Support my ideas with precise detail
-Uses ‘show does not tell’ when appropriate
-Deliberately choose a clear, controlled and logical text structure to suit the audience and purpose
-Show creativity and innovation when creating texts for my audience
-choose appropriate adjectives, verbs, nouns and adverbs.
-Write in structured, well-developed paragraphs that flow well from one to the next within the text
-Use linking words and phrases to link paragraphs for effect
-Use a bullet point or number to separate the different steps
-Maintain audience interest through content, humour and language choices
-Use language that is suitable to the topic and purpose, and discuss these choices with others
-Deliberately use written and visual language features when appropriate to enhance my writing; e.g similes, metaphors, personification, hyperbole, rhetorical questions and diagrams
-Use a range of precise vocabulary to communicate meaning
-Use a variety of sentence structures, beginnings and lengths to give effect
-Use complex sentences that are grammatically correct
-Use some conjunctions correctly eg: FANBOYS (for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so)
-Use complex sentences.
-Write all basic sound and spelling patterns and use spelling rules to write unknown words
-Spell words correctly by drawing on knowledge of how words work
-Use all basic punctuation independently
-Attempt more complex punctuation (eg semicolons, colons, parentheses).
Here is a piece of writing I did this term.
I was writing to describe the process that enables a lightbulb to turn on. Notice how I used feedback to improve my work.
Here are the items you need to make the
Light Bulb work
-Light bulb
-Battery
-Wire
-Switch
So how to make a light bulb works is with the battery, but not just any kind of battery. You need A USB rechargeable torch, that can be of particular use if you have access to a power source or portable power bank. What made the light go on? Electricity does! Electricity as in a circuit.
A circuit is a form of electricity, that goes round and round in circles. When you press the switch to go off the circuit will cut off, because the circuit needs its power to keep going. If you press the switch the circle won’t be a circle.
Either way, sometimes the circuit will cut because your battery has been used and the battery will turn off.
Electricity flows through a thin tungsten wire in the light bulb called the filament. This resistance, the filament heats up and starts glowing, converting electrical energy to light energy.
Teacher Feedback: Go back to re-read your sentences to think about where commas need to go to separate out the parts of a sentence, or the beginning parts from the end.
Buddy feedback: you used lots of science words that I can’t even say but overall good job.
Teana> Thanks (: Maybe you could make some paragraphs. >Teana> ok
My next step is to support my ideas with precise detail but I also need to know how to do it and find out what it means, because if I don't know what something means or is it means I will obviously not have it in any of my writing.
Ideas
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Structure and Language
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Organization
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Vocabulary
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Sentence Structure
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Spelling
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Punctuation
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-Write using a range of ideas, experiences or items of information
-Confidently shape my ideas for effect
-Create content that is concise and relevant to the curriculum task
-Support my ideas with precise detail
-Uses ‘show does not tell’ when appropriate
|
-Deliberately choose a clear, controlled and logical text structure to suit the audience and purpose
-Show creativity and innovation when creating texts for my audience
-choose appropriate adjectives, verbs, nouns and adverbs.
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-Write in structured, well-developed paragraphs that flow well from one to the next within the text
-Use linking words and phrases to link paragraphs for effect
-Use a bullet point or number to separate the different steps
|
-Maintain audience interest through content, humour and language choices
-Use language that is suitable to the topic and purpose, and discuss these choices with others
-Deliberately use written and visual language features when appropriate to enhance my writing; e.g similes, metaphors, personification, hyperbole, rhetorical questions and diagrams
-Use a range of precise vocabulary to communicate meaning
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-Use a variety of sentence structures, beginnings and lengths to give effect
-Use complex sentences that are grammatically correct
-Use some conjunctions correctly eg: FANBOYS (for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so)
-Use complex sentences.
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-Write all basic sound and spelling patterns and use spelling rules to write unknown words
-Spell words correctly by drawing on knowledge of how words work
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-Use all basic punctuation independently
-Attempt more complex punctuation (eg semicolons, colons, parentheses).
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