Toolkit

Self/Stamped

Resources: We thought about what it was that we repeatedly wrote when looking through books created our own, personalised stamp. (Use http://www.classroomcapers.co.uk/) We are happy to send you the template! What to do: Flick through the book and judge where the student lies on the different categories. Add a personal comment relating to their effort etc.Or get students to self assess and then when complete, using another colour, give your version!We tried and tested a few methods; the stamp is much faster than sticking in a sheet and much cheaper than using stickers.Variations: Use a similar grid that we print for students to fill in to trawl their own book.Or take pictures of great examples of work!
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Teaching Sequence for Writing

Image from-  http://www.schools.nsw.edu.au/learning/7-12assessments/naplan/teachstrategies/yr2011/index.php?id=literacy/reading/lr_evld/lr_evld_s3a_11   Resources: Example of a text types- See here for ChesterHills really useful list.  How It Works:When teaching pupils how to write, there are 9 simple steps

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