Prompt Planning
Prompt planning can be anything from 30 seconds to 10 minutes, usually 5 minutes. The goal remains the same- focus more time, allowing students to plan quicker.
Retells events from novels, plays, films and personal experiences to entertain others.
Features:
begins with background information, e.g. character, time, place
describes the events in time order
may end with a personal comment about the characters or events.
Examples:
A recount of a traditional story, e.g. The Gingerbread Man.
A humorous and creatively interpreted recount of an ordinary incident that actually took place.
Prompt planning can be anything from 30 seconds to 10 minutes, usually 5 minutes. The goal remains the same- focus more time, allowing students to plan quicker.
Encourage student-centred learning with T.A.G feedback for self-assessment or Breakdown Buddies.
A Big Write reflective journal template for self-analysis, peer analysis and teacher feedback. A filled-in example is also included.
In order for students to be able to use VCOP to enhance their writing, they first need to be able to identify the different elements in a variety of texts.
Over 50 lesson ideas to help you to integrate VCOP into your English planners through reading and oral language.
A Question and Answer Relationship guide to developing a deep-level connection to learning.
A fun addition to your writing sessions to encourage student to enhance their writing.
A fun addition to your writing sessions to encourage student to enhance their writing.
A fun addition to your writing sessions to encourage student to enhance their writing.
This checklist is designed to assist with analysis of a recount text.