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KS2 focus on the teaching of memoir.

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Picture books – who needs them? by @lit4pleasure

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Babies need picture books. I recently watched a little boy, not much more than a

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Children learning to read by @lit4pleasure

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13 Most Effective Ways To Improve Children’s Writing by @lit4pleasure

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Writing: Is the trick in the Publishing? by @lit4pleasure

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Giving students a purpose for writing – don’t Underestimate The Power Of Publishing: It’s The

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Spelling – If in doubt, circle it out! by @Lit4Pleasure

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A strategy to support pupils improve their spelling strategies, by circling words which they think

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Writing Independent ‘Assessable’ Pieces by @lit4pleasure

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The political hot-potato in terms of writing at the moment is independent writing. We have

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Changing DEAR For The Better by @Lit4Pleasure

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This is a grass-roots account of how, in one term, two teachers have taken one

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Via @lit4pleasure: Why the use of writing stimuli & class book topics are damaging children’s writing potential

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We begin with some wise words from Donald Graves, writer, teacher, researcher and thinker: ‘Children

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Talk-For-Writing Is Excellent But Does It Go Far Enough? by @lit4pleasure

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We are convinced that Talk-For-Writing is one of the best ways to teach children how

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Why Pupil Conference? by @lit4pleasure

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A Functional Grammar Table by @lit4pleasure

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Minilessons What lessons will have a practical, lasting, positive influence on student writing? – Nancie

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By @lit4pleasure – Why Children Should Be Encouraged To Only Ever Use Phonics As A Back-Up Strategy

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