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Inspiring Writing at The Orchard
Inspiring Success
Content
- Early stages of writing
- Importance of gross and fine
motor skills
- Essential ingredients for writing
- Summary & Questions
Early Stages of Writing
- Exploring and developing
- Creative
- Fun and imaginative
- Self initiated & open ended
opportunities
- Not corrected
Essential ingredients of writing
• Communication
• Meaning, Purpose
and Motivation
• Spelling
• Grammar and
punctuation
• Handwriting
Essential Preparation and Practice
Gross Motor skills
Running
Balancing
Climbing
Riding a trike, bike
Throwing, catching, kicking a ball
All play!
These are needed before successful writing can occur.
Essential Preparation and practice
Fine Motor Skills
• Painting,
Colouring,
Drawing
• Play-dough
• Cutting
• Gluing
• Tracing
• Puzzles
• Threading
• Pegs
• Posting
• Tongs and
Tweezers
• Pouring
• Tidying!
Essential preparation and practice
Handwriting• Range of pens, pencils
• Tripod grip
• Practising name and useful words- eg
“Mum” “Dad”, “love”
• Comfort: Posture and
seating
• Role play opportunities
Phonics• 44 Phonemes
• Teaching of phonemes is organised in
“Phases” 1-6
• Children need to tune in to sound,
hear, see, play, write, use them
• Model pure sounds
• Games
• Robot talk
• Phoneme frames
High Frequency Words and Spelling
• 12 make up 25% of all reading
• Instant recognition of whole words
(common exception words)
• Games
• Spotting words in text
• Talking about words
• Using them in writing, own book making
• Look , Cover, Write, Check
• Use HFW to practise handwriting
Grammar and Punctuation
• TALK!!
• Story
• Reading
• Rehearse
orally
• Re- read
• Check for sense
• Understanding and using sentences
• Specific Teaching- Noun, verb, adjective,
adverb, etc
Summary and Questions
• Talk
• Enjoy reading good texts together- Read to your child
• Tell stories and encourage story play
• Model writing and transcribe
• Fine Motor skills
• Independence
• Writing for a purpose
• Practising phonics
• Practising high frequency words
• Support correct pencil grip and formation
• Support real writers behaviour- eg drafting and correcting
• PRAISE and Encouragement