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Contents1. Speech bubbles: a fun way to focus on direct speech 3.
Changing a story using overtype 4. Using dropdown lists to play with words |
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Speech bubbles: a fun way to focus on direct speech. Back to Top
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Changing case - QCA Module 2A – Writing stories: communicating information using text. ICT skills – Year 2,
Presentation, Text – Points 6 and 7 |
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Changing a story using overtype: Billy Goats Gruff – change the
troll’s character using overtype. Billy Goats Gruff(2) – an example of overtyping to alter a story QCA Module 2A – Writing stories: communicating information using text. National Literacy Strategy – Year 2
Term 2 Text Level – Writing composition – 13. |
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Using Dropdown lists to play with words. This facility really allows children (and teachers) to play with language and become aware of subtleties of meaning. QCA Module 2A – Writing stories: communicating information using text. National Literacy Strategy: Year 2Term 2 Sentence Level – 4 and 5 |
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Using tables to provide frameworks for
writing: |
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Another way to provide word banks using
hyperlinked word lists: |