Learning To Write Flashcards
1
Q
Barclay stage 1
A
scribbling
Random marks, unrelated to letters/numbers
Focus of motor skills and hand-eye coord
Often speak about what they’re writing
2
Q
Barclay stage 2
A
Mock handwriting
Practice drawing shapes
Pseudo letters
3
Q
Barclay stage 3
A
Mock letters
Random letters
No awareness of spacing, or sounds associated with symbols
4
Q
Barclays stage 4
A
Conventional letters
Children match sounds with symbols
Spacing is unlikely
5
Q
Stage 5 Barclay
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Invented spelling
Words spelled phonetically
Similar words spelled correctly
6
Q
Stage 6 barclay
A
Appropriate spelling
sentences become more complex
Standardisation
Legibility
7
Q
Stage 7 Barclay
A
Correct spelling
8
Q
Kroll 18months
A
Preparatory stage
Develop motor skills
Basics of spelling system
9
Q
Kroll
6-8 years
A
Consolidation stage Writing same as speech Colloquialisms Short declarations Familiar conjunctions Difficulty finishing sentences
10
Q
Kroll
Age 8 - mid teens
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Differentiation stage Aware of difference between written and spoken Genres Structure Complex grammar and sentence structure Accurate, consistent punctuation
11
Q
Kroll
Mid teens upwards
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Integration stage More accurate writing Change in style Narrative and descriptive Personal writing style
