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Literacy
1 Writing Slope
1 Writing Slope
A classroom essential! This fabulous Writing
Slope enables children to work and write at the
optimum angle. The simple design requires no
assembly and is easy to stack and store. Each
sturdy slope is set at the recommended angle
of 20 degrees and has a rubber grip to prevent
slipping. 33cmL x 30cmW x 12cmH.
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2 Wipe Clean Posters
An excellent resource for brainstorming ideas
prior to story writing. This set of wipe clean
posters provides you with 7 posters addressing
different stages of story writing and an
additional poster focusing on writing a
playscript. A 14 page book provides teacher’s
notes and photocopiable masters. Poster size
A2. Book size A4.
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3 My Personal Checklist Of
2 Wipe Clean Posters Non Fiction Writing
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Initially developed by Warrington LA, to raise
achivement in boys writing, this resource is
closely linked to Sue Palmers Skeleton Books.
Different types of non fiction writing (eg
Instruction, Explanation, Report) are explained
in an easy to understand format for children.
Characters and images linked to each Skeleton,
act as additional memory tools. Let Elmer the
Explanation Elephant and Polly the Persuasive
Parrot assist children in checking their own non
fiction writing. Sold in class packs of 30.
With thanks to Linda Percival.
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4 My Personal Checklist Of
Fiction Writing
Developed by Warrington LA, this resource
5 April Everitt’s Fiction Story Wheels 6 Story Wheels
explains different genres of fiction writing
(eg narrative, fairytales, suspense) in an easy to
understand format. The resource also explains
the areas that children should focus on in their
writing as well as organisation and structure.
There is also a punctuation checklist for all
narratives. Sold in class packs of 30.
With thanks to Linda Percival.
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5 April Everitt’s Fiction
Story Wheels
Give children a problem to base their plot
around. It could be that a precious, cherished
vase is accidentally smashed or a character
might enter the attic to a strange new
land...The decision is made with these vivid
story wheels. Thank you to April Everitt for
help in developing this idea. Set of 8 different
wheels, each providing 6 options, 150 x
7 A4 Word Mats
170 mm.
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6 Story Wheels
7 A4 Word Mats
Spin the wheel to discover who and where you
A useful day-to-day reminder, these will be in your story writing today. This set of
double sided A4 word mats support character and setting wheels provides children
literacy and cross curricular writing by with a starting point for story writing - (no
encouraging word use and checking more ‘I don’t know who to write about
spellings. Suitable for KS1/P1-3 & KS2/P4- comments as the decision is made for them).
7. Many thanks to Laura Coady, Assistant Set of 8 wheels; 4 character and 4 setting
Head Teacher, for helping us develop this wheels, each one providing 6 options. Size 15 x
valuable teaching resource. 30 pk. 17 cm. Thank you Irene Yates.
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