this is for 7g4 year 7

1. W 1 2c 2b 2a 3
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Form Beginning to
demonstrate awareness
Writes in narrative and
non-narrative forms with
Some characteristic
features of chosen form
Evidence of
organisation,
of characteristics of some consistency. of narrative or non- imagination and
narrative and non- narrative are beginning clarity.
narrative writing. to develop. • Main features of
chosen form used
appropriately
Audience Sufficient details given to
engage reader’s interest.
Writing is lively and
generally holds the
Beginning to adapt
writing to intended
reader’s interest. readers.
• • •
Organisation Individual ideas are
developed in short
Organised to reflect
purpose.
Links between ideas
or events are mainly
Sequences of statements
extend ideas logically.
sections clear.
• • • •
Grammar & Able to say what writing
means.
Use of simple words and
phrases.
Simple sentences
based on oral
Variation in
sentence structure
Use of some
descriptive phrases
Sentences
becoming more
Vocabulary language. and word choices to add detail or complex with basic
• Word choices (sometimes emphasis. grammatical
appropriate to ambitious). structure usually
subject matter. • Uses connectives correct.
other than “and”.
Punctuation Beginning to show
awareness of how full
Some evidence of
punctuation being used
Sentence punctuation
more consistent.
Growing use of capital
letters and full stops to
Full stops, capital letters
and question marks used
stops are used. to demarcate units of mark correctly structured accurately.
meaning. sentences.
• • •
Spelling May use single letters or
groups of letters to
Some common words
spelt correctly, using
Phonetically
plausible.
Accurate spelling of
common
Generally accurate
spelling including
represent words or phonic strategies and • Aware of whole monosyllabic words. that of common
phrases. some recall of visual word structure. • Phonetically polysyllabic words.
patterns. • Aware of visual plausible attempts
patterns. at long polysyllabic
• Recall of letter words.
strings.
• • •
Handwriting Some control over size,
shape and orientation.
Letters usually clearly
shaped and correctly
Legible, but inconsistent
in orientation, size and
Ascenders and
descenders
Accurate and
consistent letter
Joined and legible.
orientated. use of upper and lower distinguished. formation.
case letters. • Upper and lower
case not mixed
within the word
(generally)