Writing
Writing at Nettleworth Infant and Nursery School
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Writing Sequence |
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F1 |
Story Dough |
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F2 |
Drawing Club and Talk for Writing |
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Year 1 |
Curious Quests and Talk for Writing |
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Year 2 |
Pathways to write |
Our Nettleworth Writing Mantra
The posters below are displayed in allclassrooms and is modelled by the teacher:
EYFS Key Stage 1
Writing is taught throughout the school as part of our English lessons and throughout most subjects across the curriculum. A clear purpose for writing is always established. It may be taught as part of a whole class lesson, with the teacher modelling writing or using pupil’s or published author’s own writing. It may be taught to groups or individuals during guided sessions. Writing is a skill for life!
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Writing Texts |
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Autumn 1 |
Autumn 2 |
Spring 1 |
Spring 2 |
Summer 1 |
Summer 2 |
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F1 |
The Family Book
Measuring Me
This is our House |
Postman Bear
The Leaf Thief
Dear Santa |
What Jobs Could You Do? A Clothes Line Clues to Job People Do B
When Your Fast Asleep A Real Superheroes a Celebration of Key Workers B
Poo in a Zoo A Doctosaurus B |
Jaspers Beanstalk A Sam Plants a Sunflower B
Rosie’s Walk A On the Way Home B
This is Our House A Who are You? B
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The Bug who Wanted a Hug A The Very Busy Spider B
Pip and Posy and the friendly Snail A The Girl Who Loves Bugs B
Commotion in the Ocean A Sharing a Shell B
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Train Ride A Hansel and Gretel B
Someone Crunched Colin A Change Starts With Us B
One Year with Kipper A Ha-Pea All Year B
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F2 |
Drawing Club -Mixed
Talk for Writing -Traditional Tale - The Gingerbread Man
Drawing Club -Stickman
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Drawing Club – Kippers Birthday
Talk for Writing – Owl Babies
Drawing Club –The Christmas Pine |
Drawing Club – A Superhero Like You
Talk for Writing -Traditional Tale - Three Little Pigs
Drawing Club –The Tooth Book |
Drawing Club – 100 Decker Bus
Talk for Writing – Traditional Tale -Jack and the Beanstalk
Drawing Club – Mr Wolf’s Week |
Drawing Club - The Very Hungry Caterpillar
Talk for Writing –The Little Red Hen
Drawing Club - Superworm
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Drawing Club - Penguin
Talk for Writing – The Ladybird that Heard at the Seaside
Drawing Club – The Night Pirates
Drawing Club - William Bee’s Wonderful World Of Things That Go
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Yr 1
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Cycle A Story: The colour monster goes to school Traditional tale: Little Red Riding Hood Story: Stuck Poetry: Thank you Farmer
Cycle B Story: Geoffrey Gets the Jitters Traditional tale: The Magic Porridge Pot Story: A Little Bit Brave Poetry: Harvest Festival – Seed poems |
Cycle A Fiction: Lost in the toy museum Non-Fiction: The happiest Hanukkah / Leah’s Star Poetry: What’s in the toy box?
Cycle B Fiction: Lost and found Non-Fiction: Eight nights, eight lights / A Christmas Story Poetry: It’s snowing – Exploring Poems |
Cycle A Fiction: Whatever next Non-Fiction: Naughty Bus Poetry: Rockets –Machine Poems
Cycle B Fiction: They way back home Non-Fiction: Katie in London Poetry: The double decker bus – Transport poems
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Cycle A Fiction: Jack and the incredibly mean stalk Non-Fiction: Roots, Stems, Leaves and Flowers Poetry: Nut tree – wriggle and roar
Cycle B Fiction: Jim and the beanstalk Non-Fiction: Ten Seeds Poetry: Seeds – Seed poems |
Cycle A Fiction: The lighthouse keeper’s lunch Non-Fiction: Where does my food come from? Poetry: Apple – John Siddique
Cycle B Fiction: The tiger who came to tea Non-Fiction: Off to the market Poetry: If I were an apple
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Cycle A Fiction: Goldilocks and Just One Bear Non-Fiction: You’re called what? Poetry: Animal Riddles Book – National Geographic
Cycle B Fiction: Goldie and the three hares Non-Fiction: Slime? It’s not mine Poetry: Just Joking Animal Riddles
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Yr 2 |
Book: Look Up! Poetry: Harvest Festival Poem A Farmers Life For Me |
Book: The Owl Who Was Afraid of The Dark Poetry: Finger story poems |
Book: The Dragon Machine |
Book: Major Glad, Major Dizzy Poetry: When I grow up |
Book: The Last Wolf Poetry: Into the woods |
Book: Grandad’s Secret Giant Poetry: Cinquain pattern – The crayon box that talked |