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1234 chapters in 233 games

The Writing Process: Think Like a Writer with Quill

Writing Β· Year 3 Β· Free

  1. Chapter 1: Catch Your Ideas

    • Can gather ideas that fit a topic and jot them down as quick notes before writing
  2. Chapter 2: Who Is It For?

    • Can say who a piece of writing is for and why, and choose the right kind of writing and words
  3. Chapter 3: First, Next, Last

    • Can plan a beginning, a middle and an end and use time words like first, next and finally
  4. Chapter 4: Say It, Write It

    • Can say a sentence first, then write it with capital letters, full stops and the right words
  5. Chapter 5: Read It Back

    • Can read writing back to spot mistakes and make it even better

Writing Instructions: Help Bolt the Robot Follow Your Steps

Writing Β· Years 3–4 Β· Members (chapter 1 free to try)

  1. Chapter 1: Studying instructions: title, list, steps and diagram

    • Can spot the title, the list of things you need, the numbered steps and the diagram in a set of instructions

    Years 3–4 english

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  2. Chapter 2: Command words: the bossy verbs that start each step

    • Can start each step with a command word, like cut, mix or put

    Years 3–4 english

  3. Chapter 3: Time words: putting steps in order with first, next, then, finally

    • Can put steps in the right order and use time words like first, next, then and finally

    Years 3–4 english

  4. Chapter 4: Headings, sub-headings, numbered steps and diagrams

    • Can organise instructions with a heading and sub-headings, like You will need and What to do
    • Can write one action in each numbered step and label a diagram

    Years 3–4 english

  5. Chapter 5: Plan, organise and test your own instructions

    • Can organise instructions with a heading and sub-headings, like You will need and What to do
    • Can put steps in the right order and use time words like first, next, then and finally
    • Can spot the title, the list of things you need, the numbered steps and the diagram in a set of instructions

    Years 3–4 english Years 3–4 english

Writing Letters and Emails: Plan with Pip the Post Pigeon

Writing Β· Years 3–4 Β· Members (chapter 1 free to try)

  1. Chapter 1: Readers and reasons: who a letter or email is for, and why

    • Can look at example letters and emails and spot who they are for and why they were written

    Years 3–4 english

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  2. Chapter 2: Parts of a letter: address, date, greeting and sign-off

    • Can name the parts of a letter, like the address, date, greeting, message and sign-off, by exploring an example

    Years 3–4 english

  3. Chapter 3: Parts of an email: To, subject line, greeting and sign-off

    • Can name the parts of an email, like the To box, subject line, greeting, message and sign-off, by exploring an example

    Years 3–4 english

  4. Chapter 4: Words and grammar: friendly or polite words, and joining words

    • Can pick out friendly or polite words, and joining words like because and so, from example letters and emails

    Years 3–4 english

  5. Chapter 5: Planning: discussing and recording ideas

    • Can plan by discussing ideas, recording them as short notes, and boxing them up into a beginning, middle and end

    Years 3–4 english

  6. Chapter 6: Your turn: plan your own letter or email from an example

    • Can plan by discussing ideas, recording them as short notes, and boxing them up into a beginning, middle and end
    • Can pick out friendly or polite words, and joining words like because and so, from example letters and emails
    • Can look at example letters and emails and spot who they are for and why they were written

    Years 3–4 english Years 3–4 english

Writing Paragraphs: Ride the Paragraph Express with Cleo

Writing Β· Year 3 Β· Free

  1. Chapter 1: Meet the Paragraph

    • Can explain that a paragraph is a group of sentences about one idea, starting on a new line
  2. Chapter 2: Sort the Sentences

    • Can sort sentences about the same idea into one paragraph
  3. Chapter 3: TiPToP Junction

    • Can tell when to start a new paragraph: a new time, place, topic or person
  4. Chapter 4: Line Them Up

    • Can put paragraphs in a sensible order, with a beginning, middle and end
  5. Chapter 5: Link It Up

    • Can link paragraphs with words like first, next, after that and finally

Writing Sentences: All Aboard the Sentence Express

Writing Β· Reception Β· Free

  1. Chapter 1: Say it first

    • Can say a sentence out loud before writing it and check that it makes sense
  2. Chapter 2: Words in the right order

    • Can put words in the right order so that a sentence makes sense
  3. Chapter 3: Start and end it

    • Can start a sentence with a capital letter and end it with the right mark
  4. Chapter 4: Choose great words

    • Can choose interesting words that make the meaning clear
  5. Chapter 5: Join it up

    • Can join ideas with joining words like because, when, if and although

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