Writing Frameworks - MargD Teaching Posters
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|General statement to introduce the topic. | |
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|Use paragraphs to write bundles of facts | |
|about the topic. | |
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|Use lots of describing words. | |
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|Setting | |
|Who? What? Where? When? Why? | |
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|Sequence of events. | |
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|Events in time order - | |
|first to last, detailing events. | |
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|Use linking words related to time eg. | |
|yesterday, when, after, during, before, | |
|afterwards, later, next, when, then, as, | |
|until. | |
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|Details & personal reactions add interest.| |
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|Use action verbs eg. went, walked, found, | |
|climbed, built. | |
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|in the title | |
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|Statement to tell | |
|what you are | |
|going to explain. | |
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|Use paragraphs to sequence how or why. | |
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|Use time words to sequence events eg. | |
|first, next, finally, then, when. | |
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|Use action verbs eg. turns, flows, mixes, | |
|rises, cuts. | |
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|Include detail to give the reader a good | |
|explanation. | |
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|Aim / Goal | |
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|Materials/Ingredients | |
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|Dot point list of what you need including how| |
|many or how much. | |
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|Numbered steps in order giving detailed | |
|directions the reader can follow. | |
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|Use words to show time order eg. then, for 20| |
|minutes, after, now, next, finally. | |
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|Use action verbs eg. mix, cut, turn, fill, | |
|lay, stick, add, cover, cut, hold, twist. | |
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|Introduction: What’s the topic or issue? | |
|Give some short background information | |
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|Use paragraphs to | |
|give the arguments. | |
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|Make your points and use evidence to back | |
|up your opinion. | |
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|Use conjunctions eg. therefore, so, | |
|however, although. | |
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|Use words that add power to arguments eg. | |
|strongly, correct, important, decisive, | |
|most, evident, opposed, belief, wrongly. | |
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|Conclusion. | |
|Make a concluding statement, restating your| |
|opinion on the topic. | |
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|Orientation: Introduce characters, (who?) | |
|and setting (when? where?) | |
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|Events which lead to a complication or | |
|problem written in paragraphs. | |
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|Develop the story using detail and | |
|descriptions. | |
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|Use lots of describing words to put | |
|pictures in the reader’s mind. | |
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|Can use dialogue “ ” | |
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|Resolution | |
|How everything is resolved and finishes up.| |
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|Quatrains |Limericks |
|Quatrains are poetry of 4-lines with a steady equal beat. |A limerick is a funny, 5-line poem that has a special rhythm and certain lines |
|These may have an AABB rhyming pattern or only the second and fourth lines may |that rhyme. |
|rhyme. |1st line: 3 beats, rhymes with 2 and 5 |
|One poem can contain lots of quatrains (called stanzas or verses) to make a longer|2nd line: 3 beats, rhymes with 1 and 5 |
|poem and tell a story. |3rd line: 2 beats, rhymes with 4 |
| |4th line: 2 beats, rhymes with 3 |
|Example of a Quatrain with an AABB rhyme |5th line: 3 beats, rhymes with 1 and 2 |
|Diddle diddle dumpling, my son John |Limericks got their name from the Irish town of Limerick. The last line |
|Went to bed with his blue jeans on. |contains the joke or surprise twist to the verse. |
|The poor little guy is out of luck. | |
|He’s still in his pants ’cause his zipper’s stuck! |Example of a Limerick |
| |There was a young lady of Rye-ga |
|Example of a Quatrain with a 2nd and 4th line rhyme |Who went for a ride on a tiger: |
|I ate a ton of sugar. |They returned from the ride |
|It made me very sweet. |With the lady inside |
|It also made me very round— |And a smile on the face of the tiger! |
|now I can’t find my feet. | |
|Haiku |Cinquains |
|Haiku is like a word picture in your mind. It has 3 lines which follows this |A cinquain describes something in a short, 5-line poem which follows this |
|pattern: |pattern: |
|1st line: 5 syllables |1st line: Title ( 1 word - noun) |
|2nd line: 7 syllables |2nd line: Description (2 words - adjectives) |
|3rd line: 5 syllables |3rd line: Action (3 words - verbs) |
|Japanese haiku are traditionally about nature or seasons. Haiku doesn’t use |4th line: Feeling (4 words - your opinion) |
|rhyme. Can be written without capitals. |5th line: Synonym for title (1 word - noun) |
| |‘Cinq’ is the French word for 5. |
|Example of a Haiku |Cinquain poetry doesn’t use rhyme. |
|snow falling softly | |
|down onto hard barren ground |Example of a Cinquain |
|a cold white blanket |Crocodile |
| |powerful, aggressive |
| |watching, waiting, rushing, |
| |makes us all fearful |
| |hunter |
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