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Key Stage 2 Writing


The resources below are aimed at writers looking to achieve expected standard or greater depth in Years 5 and 6.

​The focus is on contextualised grammar i.e. the way in which word patterns and sentence types can be used to create different effects.

KS2 Writing: Sentence Definition 

A set of slides looking at defining a sentence as a flexible unit of meaning. Useful when pushing for Greater Depth. Includes explanation of major and minor sentences plus examples of how these can be used for effect.

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KS2 Writing: Single Clause Sentences

These slides explore what a single clause sentence can look like. This resource explores how single clause sentences can be used to create a sense of pace and shock. 

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KS2 Writing: Co-ordinating Conjunctions

A quick refresher on co-ordinating conjunctions and how they can be used to join two main clauses. We also check out some SATs SPAG questions involving co-ordination.

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KS2 Writing: Co-ordinating Conjunctions In Context

A look at how the humble co-ordinating conjunction be used to mirror a character's emotions.

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KS2 Writing: Subordinating Conjunctions

These slides explain what a subordinating conjunction is and how it can be used to write multi-clause sentences. There is a walk through of three SATs SPAG questions.

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KS2 Writing: Nouns and Determiners

These slides take a look at nouns and determiners. There is an explanation of proper, common and abstract nouns. We also take a look at pronouns and how they can create cohesion within and between sentences. Finally, we look at some SATs questions and explore the difference between a possessive determiner and possessive pronoun. Enjoy!

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KS2 Writing: Expanded Noun Phrases

Learn how to pre and post-modify a noun using adjectives and prepositional phrases. Take a look at expanded noun phrases in context. Break down and answer SATs questions on expanded noun phrases.

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