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Maths investigation School diary Science table Annotating an image Recipe Date and title College applications PEE paragraphs Dialogue Notes Writing about a source s Script Words and phrases in French or Urdu

Whole School Literacy Skills Writing W1*Using words and sentences to make writing interesting W2 *Using keywords and phrases to label or annotate W3*Writing for different audiences and purposes W4*Writing in the past, present, or future tense correctly W5*Planning and organising writing W6 *Writing in linked paragraphs W7*Proofreading work for spelling, punctuation and grammar W8*Using a dictionary or thesaurus to improve spelling and vocabulary.

What lessons do you have today? Can you identify how you will write in each subject? Which writing skills do you think you will need to use?