How to do Procedural Writing (also known as Instruction Writing)

You do not need to save this, it is for you to refer to so you know what to do.

Narrative Story Ideas/Prompts

Narrative - continued

This term we are focusing on the building blocks of writing - sentences!!

We will also...

Revise our first 'Pouakai' narratives.

Create new ones from our imagination. There is some help to the left if you get stuck for ideas.

Term 3 Writing Skills: Sensational Sentences and Different Types of Sentences

Sentences, Fragments, and Run-ons (students)

SMRF this to your writing folder.

You will work on this during Literacy.

Kowhai Grammar Set #1

Kowhai Grammar T3

SMRF this to your writing folder.

You will work on this during Literacy.

Term 2: Narrative Writing - a beginning

Please refer to the workbook below for ideas of how to write a narrative and how to improve your writing.

Here is a link to the Purakau Draft Narrative Writing book you need to SMRF.

Our Modelling Book (below)

Ms L Modelling book Narrative Writing - Myth/purakau - Unit Workbook L2/3

Term 2 - Letter Writing

We have been on Camp,

so we have a lot of people to thank.

Look at the document to the right

so you know what to write.

you will find, at the end

a list of who you are to write to. You can do an extra to someone else too.

Letter Writing Structure

Term One

How to write a Non- Chronological Report.

A non-chronological report is the kind of writing scientists might use to describe a newly discovered creature or an anthropologist might use to describe a people such as the Vikings. A non-chronological report is full of Facts Facts Facts!!

As we have been learning about Our Ocean since Seaweek we are going to write about a sea creature that is new to you. We will all write about something different so we can learn from each other.

The workbook is linked here.

6 ways to start a sentence

There are more ways to start a sentence but here is a video to help get you going. Click on the image.

Can you pick the complete sentences?

Watch this video to see if you know what a complete sentence looks like.

Click on the image.

Questions with question words.

Click on the question mark to listen.

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