Big Writing Adventures
On a mission to improve children's writing
- Full coverage of the new writing curriculum with grammar, punctuation and vocabulary skills embedded
- Built around Ros Wilson's popular Big Writing methodology which is proven to raise writing standards for all children
- Exciting online writing ‘missions’ to inspire children’s creativity and provide a meaningful purpose and audience for writing
- A rigorous teaching sequence to secure learning and ensure progression
- Ros Wilson’s Reading Criterion Scale will help you assess, monitor and evidence pupil progress without NC Levels
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Series contains:
- Subscriptions for each year group with front of class teaching and planning and assessment materials on Oxford Owl
- Teaching pack with Teaching Handbook and Group Challenge Cards
What does Big Writing Adventures Deliver?
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Ros Wilson Discusses Big Writing (video)Ros Wilson talks about writing voice and explains the meaning of VCOP, which is at the heart of Big Writing. 3 min 58 seconds |
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