Grammar for Writing Revisited

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Grammar for Writing Revisited

GfW Activity Purpose Page Function Investigate word class, sentence structure or punctuation 156 Compare Understand principles by comparing two texts with different facets of the same feature 157 Cloze Considering the effectiveness of a word within a sentence to suit the audience and purpose of the text 159 Construct Experiment with sentence structure to reinforce knowledge of word class and sentence construction 158 Punctuate Practice punctuation The Complex Sentence game Practice in constructing subordinate clauses

The Complex Sentence Game Change the first word or phrase of the subordinate clause 4 points Change subordinate clause Change the main clause 2 points Change the verb in the main clause Create a completely new sentence 6 points Change subject in main clause Move the subordinate clause Miss a turn 0 points

The Complex Sentence Game Write a complex sentence on the board Player picks up a card, suggests an answer and checks with the group Teacher judges its suitability Teacher records sentences on whiteboard as it is modified Teacher keeps the score First to 10 wins

Suitable for all year groups from Year 1 with ARE punctuation Punctuate Display a text with no punctuation Give out punctuation fans/cards Read the text through with no punctuation Read the text through - pause at each punctuation mark - children hold up fan/card with appropriate punctuation mark Reveal the punctuation mark and move on Suitable for all year groups from Year 1 with ARE punctuation

Cloze Replacing and improving words / editing Show a text with some words covered Talk partners - predict missing words/ word class Discuss synonyms/ alternatives Compare with original Suitable from Y1 upwards Whole class/guided group Use in intervention Comprehension

Suitable for all year groups from Year 1 with ARE punctuation Construct To reinforce word class and sentence construction Use chopped up sentences Add in conjunctions etc to make compound/ Use washing line for word order Use Silly Sentences Suitable for all year groups from Year 1 with ARE punctuation

Compare To compare two texts with a particular grammar focus eg present/past tense Highlight and record differences Can be adapted for any year group Possible features to compare could be Sentence types Clauses Word class etc

Character/setting descriptions Function To investigate the purpose of particular grammar focus - audience and purpose - what job is it doing? Enlarge a text. Underline examples of grammar focus eg word class or punctuation mark Talking partners- discuss further examples from text Share and compare thoughts on all examples Suitable for all year groups differentiate focusing on year group objectives Focuses could include Sentence types Sentence openers Non fiction Tenses Character/setting descriptions

Collect and Classify To locate a specific grammar focus in a given text Highlight first two examples. Ask children to identify/name grammar focus Find more examples from text Classify/ group further if necessary Suitable for all year groups use appropriate objectives eg Flash cards Sentence types - simple compound complex Clauses/phrases Word class Statement,question,command exclamation

Suitable for all year groups Improve To edit own work With partner, children look at an example of their work Give class focus for editing ( better adjectives/ verbs/openers) Discuss and write better suggestions on individual whiteboards. Re- read to check makes sense Choose examples to read to class and discuss Suitable for all year groups

Suitable for all year groups Re-order To understand that some words need to be in a fixed place in a sentence but other words can improve a sentence by changing position Jumble up the words in a sentence Use a variety of activities with a particular sentence to think about the best order eg washing line, human sentences(children hold word cards and move ) Class to discuss best options Can use to change sentence type ie statement into question Suitable for all year groups

Suitable for all year groups Replace To learn to re-read a text to check that a sentence still works after changing it Prepare a sentence/short text Ask for suggestions of ways to replace specified words in the sentence or in specified ways eg add a prefix/suffix ( could use cards to turn over, with number of points to win) Discuss merits of each suggestion and discuss how the whole sentence is affected Make changes and check Suitable for all year groups