PPT-Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar

Workshop Brentwood Schools February 2013 A starting question The semicolon How often do you actually use it What are the alternatives Does it matter if you do not use it often Can you give me a good example of the use of semicolon where it is absolutely the best option to provide meaning in a sentence. Aims of . the session. Consider why we need to focus on literacy and how it could be addressed across the curriculum. To give some food for thought about how we can develop literacy in the classroom so that it becomes embedded. . Some Common Pitfalls . Why is grammar important?. Adds/detracts ethos. Can change intended meaning. The it’s, its debacle. It’s . always. means it is. Its is possessive . Its’ is not a word; don’t use it. A brief summary of the year 6 expectations in English. English. Spoken Language. Reading (Word-reading, comprehension). Writing (Transcription, Composition and ‘Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar’). A brief summary of the year 4 expectations in English. English. Spoken Language. Reading (Word-reading, comprehension). Writing (Transcription, Composition and ‘Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar’). A brief summary of the . year 3 . expectations in English. English. Spoken Language. Reading (Word-reading, comprehension). Writing (Transcription, Composition and ‘Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar’). Level 2 – 3 to 4 marks. Level 1 – 1 to 2 marks. Over time more synthetic polymers are being produced. Compare natural polymers with synthetic polymers and suggest reasons why new polymers are being created.. Print . powerpoint. as slides for parents. Spellings objectives printed for parents as well as word bank from . curric. appendix. Quick ‘spotters’ guided. Spelling. , punctuation and grammar . parent workshop . One stop workshop. Years 3- 6. Aim of the session. Explain the spelling system & why the home investigation is so key. Give you an overview of P&G expectations for each year group. Explain how . Often referred to as GAPs or SPAG. We are going to be looking at the government expectations, but through good classroom practice, we will always differentiate and pace our learning to best suit the needs of your child. . Areas of Learning (part 1) . 1. Punctuation – capital letters, full stops, exclamation marks, question marks, commas, apostrophes………... 2. Different forms of sentences – statement, question, command, exclamation.. Areas of Learning (part 1) . 1. Punctuation – capital letters, full stops, exclamation marks, question marks, commas, apostrophes………... 2. Different forms of sentences – statement, question, command, exclamation.. MONDAY. Parts of Speech. Noun – person, place or thing. Pronoun – replaces specific noun. Verb – shows the action of a noun. Adjective – descriptive word. Adverb – modifies (or describes) an action. PaG. ) in the New Curriculum. Phase 3. Context. New harder curriculum. Woven into English sessions. PaG. lesson a week. Use of . PaG. throughout wider curriculum writing. Assessment. Aim – pupils to meet the age expected punctuation and grammar element. National curriculum tests from 2016. SPR 1 . ff. . ll. . ss. . zz. Flossy words.  When a /f/, /l/ /s/ (or /. z. /) is heard after a short vowel at the end of a one-syllable word, it is . spelled.