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Newton s Walk Passport to Learning Writing Name Class

Standard R I can attempt to 'write' things, including own name and random letters. I am aware of different purposes for writing. I can ascribe meaning to my mark making, ('reads' what has been 'written'). I know that print has meaning and that, in English, I read from left to right and top to bottom. I can write single letters or groups of letters which represent meaning. I can say what I want to write, speaking in clearly defined statements or sentences. I can write 3 or more simple statements that can be read without the child's help and that make sense, although letter shape and spelling may not be fully accurate. I can tolerate hand manipulation. I can work with another to allow mark making using body parts or an implement. I can attempt to mark make independently. I can recognise mark making materials. I can use and enjoy mark making materials. I can show some control in mark making. I can produce some recognisable letters. I can write the initial letter of my own name. I can imitate adults' writing and understand the purpose of writing. I can hold and use a pencil effectively. I can copy over / under a model I can differentiate between different letters and symbols. I can show some awareness of sequencing letters. I can write my own name with wrong letter formations or mixed lower / upper case. I am beginning to write coherent statements applying emerging phonic knowledge, although may have some errors in letter shape and/or spelling. I can spell some common, single syllable words correctly in writing, including many of the words in the Year R High frequency list and the Early Years Outcomes.

Standard 1 I can confidently write some captions, labels and attempt other simple form of writing (lists, stories, retell etc). I can say what my writing means. I can produce my own ideas for writing. I can write simple texts such as lists, stories, reports, recounts (a paragraph or more) I can produce a paragraph or more of developed ideas independently that can be read without help from the child (may be more like spoken than written language / must not be retell). I can write my first name with appropriate upper and lower case letters (may not be accurate). I can form most letters clearly, although size and shape may be irregular. I can leave spaces between words. I can usually give letters a clear and regular size, shape and orientation (ascenders and descenders / use of upper and lower case are usually accurate). I can write simple, regular words, some spelt correctly. I can make sensible phonic attempts at words. I can usually spell CVC words correctly. I can spell most common words correctly on the Y1 list in the N.C I can make recognisable attempts at spelling words that I don't know ( almost all decodable without the child's help) I can always use logical phonic strategies when trying to spell unknown words in more than three statements. I can show some control over word order producing logical statements. I am beginning to show an awareness of how full stops are used in my writing. (May be in the wrong place or only one, final full stop). I can use ANY connective (may only ever be 'and') to join 2 simple sentences, thoughts, ideas etc. I can use appropriate vocabulary (should be coherent and sensible) in more than 3 statements. I can usually use a capital letter and full stop, question mark or exclamation mark to punctuate sentences.

Standard 2 I can write ideas and meaning confidently in a series of sentences (may not be accurate, but mainly 'flows' as it has lost the 'list like' form typical of some early writing, at least one paragraph in length. I can write in three or more text forms or genres with reasonable accuracy. I can provide enough detail to interest the reader (e.g is beginning to provide additional information or description, beyond a simple list). I can vary the structure of sentences to interest the reader, (manipulated sentences e.g. questions, direct speech or opening with a subordinate clause). I can usually sustain narrative and non-narrative forms (can write at length, staying on task - close to a side of A4 at least). I can match organisation to purpose, (e.g. showing awareness of structure of a letter, openings and endings, importance of reader, organisational devices, beginnings of paragraphing). I can use connectives other than 'and' to join 2 or more simple sentences, thoughts, ideas etc (e.g. but, so, then, or, when, if, that, because). I can make my writing lively and interesting (e.g. provides additional detail, consciously uses humour, varies sentence length or uses punctuation to create effect etc.). I can link ideas and events, using strategies to create 'flow' (e.g. Last time, also, after, then, soon, at last, and another thing...). I can control use of ascenders/descenders and upper/lower case letters in handwriting. I can use accurate and consistent handwriting, (in print at minimum, I can show consistent use of upper/lower case, ascenders/descenders, size and form. I can begin to show evidence of joining handwriting. I can spell most common words correctly and most of the words in the YR, Y1 and Y2 words in the N.C list. I can use phonetically plausible strategies to spell or attempt to spell unknown polysyllabic words. I can sometimes use interesting and ambitious words, (should be words not usually used by the child of that age, and not a technical word used in a taught context e.g volcano). I can usually maintain use of basic sentence punctuation (full stops followed by a capital letter) in a piece close to a side of A4 in length. I can use a range of punctuation, mainly correctly, including at least 3 of the following: full stop and capital letter; exclaimation mark; question mark; comma (at least in lists); apostrophe for simple contraction and for singular possession (at least) e.g. 'John's cat...) I can use adjectives and descriptive phrases for detail and emphasis (consciously selects the adjective for purpose, rather than using a familiar one e.g a title 'Big Billy Goat Gruff' I can structure basic sentences correctly, including capitals and full stops in a longer piece (one error acceptable) I can use past and present forms correctly.

Standard 3 I am beginning to use paragraphs. I can adapt form and style for purpose, (e.g. clear difference between formal and informal letters; abbreviated sentences in notes and diaries). I can develop characters and describe settings, feelings and / or emotions, etc.). I can link and relate events, including past, present and future, sensibly, (afterwards, before, also, after a while, eventually...) I can attempt to give opinion, interest or humour through detail. I can use generalising words for style, (e.g. sometimes, never, always, often, mainly, mostly, generally etc.) and / or modal verbs / the conditional tense (e.g. might do; may go; could rain; should win) I am beginning to develop a sense of pace (lively and interesting) I can produce work which is organised and clear (e.g. simple opening and ending). I can use a range of chosen forms appropriately and consistently. If the writing is narrative, simple report or recount of a known story then tick this box. If another genre, it can be as they will already know those three. I can adapt chosen form to the audience, (e.g. provide information about characters or setting, make a series of points) I can develop and extend ideas logically in sequenced sentences, (may still be overly detailed or brief). I can extend sentences using a wider range of connectives to clarify relationships between points and ideas (e.g. when, because, if, after, while, also, as well). I can structures and organise work clearly (e.g beginning, middle, end, letter structure; dialogue structure). I can usually join my handwriting I can write neatly, legibly and accurately, mainly a joined style I can spell phonetically regular, or unfamiliar common polysyllabic words accurately (e.g forward, bonfire) and most or all of the words from the Y3 N.C I can use interesting and ambitious words sometimes, (should be words not usually used by a child of that age, and not a technical words used in a taught context (e.g. volcano) I can usually use correct grammatical structures in sentences nouns and verb generally agree). I can use pronouns appropriately to avoid the over repetition of nouns. I can use most punctuation accurately, including at least 3 of the following ; full stop and capital, question mark, exclaimation mark, comma, apostrophe. I can use adjectives and adverbs for description.

Standard 4 I can write in a lively and coherent style. I can use a range of styles and genres confidently and independently. If the writing is narrative, simple report or recount of a known story, this can be ticked. If any other genre, it can be as pupils will already know these. I can use interesting and ambitious words sometimes, (should be words not usually used by a child of that age, and not a technical word used in a taught context e.g. 'volcano', 'evaporate'. I can organise ideas appropriately for both purpose and reader, (e.g. captions; headings; bullets; fonts; chapters; letter formats; paragraphs; logically sequenced events; contextual and background information etc.). I can use more sophisticated connectives, (e.g. although, however, nevertheless, despite, contrary to, as well as etc). I can use links to show time and cause. I can open sentences in a wide range of ways for interest and impact. I can use paragraphs although may not always be accurate. I can produce thoughtful and considered writing (simple explanation, opinion, justification and deduction). I can select from a range of known adventurous vocabulary for a purpose, some words are particularly well chosen. I can select interesting strategies to move a piece of writing forward, (e.g. asides, characterisation, dialogue and negotiation within contexts etc.). I can advise assertively, although not confrontationally, in factual writing, (e.g. 'An important thing to think about before deciding...'; 'We always need to t6hink about). I can develop ideas in creative and interesting ways. I can write neatly, legibly and accurately, usually maintaining a joined style. I can spell unfamiliar, regular polyphonic words accurately and most or all of the Y4 N.C words I can use a wide range of punctuation including at least 3 of the following; full stop and capital, question mark, exclamation mark, apostrophe and comma, mainly accurately. I can use or attempt grammatically complex structures, (e.g. expansion before and after the noun - 'The little, old man who lived on the hill...','...by the lady who taught me the guitar...'; subordinate clauses - 'I felt better when...' I can use nouns, pronouns and tenses accurately and consistently throughout. I can use apostrophes and / or inverted commas, mainly accurately (if direst speech is not appropriate to the task, apostrophes alone can score the tick). I can select from a range of known adventurous vocabulary for a purpose, some words are particularly well chosen.

Standard 5 I can produce well-structures and organised writing using a range of conventions in layout. I can use appropriate informal and formal styles with confidence, (e.g. conversational, colloquial, dialectic, standard English). I can select the correct genre for audience and purpose, and use it accurately. I can use different techniques to conclude work appropriately, (e.g opinion, summary, justification, comment). I can use the passive voice for variety and to shift focus, (e.g. the cake was eaten by the child) I can use a range of narrative techniques with confidence, interweaving elements when appropriate, (e.g. action, dialogue, quotation, formal and informal style, aside, observation, suspense). I can use a range of devices to adapt writing to the needs of the reader, (e.g. headings, sub-headings, bullets, underlining, parenthesis, introduction providing context, footnote, contents, bibliography). I can use literary features to create effect, (e.g. alliteration, onomatopoeia, figurative language, dialect, metaphor, simile). I can interweave implicit and explicit links between sections. I can show confident and established 'voice' I can write neatly, accurately, legibly and fluently, in a joined style. I can adapt handwriting for as range of tasks and purposes, including for effect. I can spell accurately in all but the most complex words e.g paraphernalia, quintessential etc, and most or all of the Y5 N.C words. I can select from a wide range of known imaginative and ambitious vocabulary (should be words that are not usually used by a child of that age) and use precisely (All spelling including of complex words, is almost always correct). I can use paragraphs consistently and appropriately. I can group things appropriately before or after a main verb (e.g. The books, the pens and the pencils were already on the table). I can use all grammar accurately except when consciously using dialect or colloquialism for purpose and audience. I can use complex sentence structures appropriately. I can use a wider range of punctuation, almost always accurately, to include 3 or more of the following (as appropriate to the text): comma, apostrophe, bullets, inverted commas, hyphen, brackets, colon or semi-colon. I can use punctuation appropriately to create effect, (e.g. exclamation mark, dash, question mark and ellipsis). I can vary sentence length and word order confidently to sustain interest, (e.g. Having achieved your goals at such an early age, what motivates you to continue? Why fight on?). I can use punctuation to show division between clauses, to indicate, to vary pace, to create atmosphere or to sub-divide, (e.g. commas, colons, semicolons, dashes, ellipses).