1. Possible Texts for writing examID
PEN
FOLDERS

2. Time Frame – for the next four weeks
W/b 20th November – Revise / Text types and layout
w/b 27th November – Mock Papers / Review / Feedback
w/b 4th December – writing exams
w/b11th December – Catch up for S&L / Spelling competition

3. Targets for today… Spelling activity
Discuss different ways to “plan” the writing task
Describe a “draft”
EXAMINE PAST PAPER AND MARKING CRITERIA
Complete a given writing task

4. Entry 2 –Entry 3
You will be assessed on:
 planning your writing
 drafting your writing
 organising your writing
 including relevant information
 writing logically and clearly
 using some compound sentences
 using correct grammar
 using punctuation correctly
 spelling correctly.

5. Level 1 You will be assessed on:
writing clearly and coherently, including an appropriate level of detail
presenting information in a logical sequence
using language, format and structure suitable for purpose and audience
using correct grammar, including correct and consistent use of tense
ensuring written work includes generally accurate punctuation and spelling and that meaning is clear.

6. Marking criteria City and Guilds
RM to look at C&G MARKING CRITERIA FOR SAMPLE EXAM - Passport

7. Possible Texts – Level 1 /Level 2
Letter
Review of a film
Article
Leaflet
Report
Texts of a speech

8. s
Write your here. To: Subject:

9. Feedback form

11. Letter Close Your Address Date Greeting
Opening – tell them who you are and why you are writing
Main text in PARAGRAPHS - AT LEAST 3 DIFFERENT POINTS
Conclusion
Close
Your name

12. HOW TO PLAN YOUR WRITING?
Plan in your head
Choose the method that suits you or the situation
Consider the GAP
WHY you are writing it?
WHO will be reading it?
HOW you will plan it?
PURPOSE affects:
Content (ideas/ information included)
Format (layout)
Style (language, formal informal)

13. Different ways to PLAN your writing:
Write a list of ideas or points / bullet points
Draw a picture (Spider diagram / mind map)
Write ideas on sticky notes
Flow chart / vertical charts
Writing frames

14. Diagram – Spider map

15. Bullet Points / Lists
Lowestoft Club Open Evening   - Day and time - 8th November at 7pm   - Location - college student bar   - Events during the evening - try your hand at salsa dancing!   - Live salsa band will be there   - The evening is free   - Spanish food to try   - Evening is open to everyone, family and friends   - Salsa instructors on hand to answer questions   - Picture of salsa dancers to make poster eye-catching  

16. A draft is a rough plan of your writing
Drafting
Creating a draft copy of your writing is the next step after planning.
A draft is a rough plan of your writing
Why?
Content – have you included everything?
Flow – does it flow when you read it?
Layout – is it in the correct order/place?
Next
Proofread your writing. This is the time to check your spelling, punctuation etc.

17. Draft 1

18. Draft 2

19. Draft 3

20. Your task now…