Key Stage 2 Literacy
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Getting to Level 5

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The National Expectation for children in UK Schools is that children reach a level 2/3 by the end of Year 2 (Key Stage 1 SATs) and a level 4/5 by the end of Year 6 (Key Stage 2 SATs). Pupils are encouraged to identify their own targets with help from their teachers, however teachers will continually assess a child's progress from day to day, week to week and from term to term. The easiest way for a child to recognise where to make improvements is to carefully read the comments left in their books. However, some schools will also give children (and their parents/guardians) levels or sub levels. To get a better understanding of how to reach each level, children should refer to the ticklist below.

Level Description

Can produce writing which is varied, interesting and thoughtful
Well structured and organised writing (including range of conventions for layout)
Use formal and informal styles in writing
Select from a wide range of known imaginative and ambitious vocabulary
Use paragraphs consistently and appropriately
Use pronouns to avoid repetition of character name or objects/places
Confidently select from a range of sentence structures for effect
Use a wide range of punctuation (commas, apostrophes, dashes, ellipses)
Write in fluent, clear and joined script
Use a range of narrative techniques interweaving when appropriate (DAD: Description, Action, Dialogue)
Use a range of literary features for effect (MAPOS- figurative language)
Experiment with punctuation to separate clauses (semi colons, colons, dashes)

*Descriptors taken from Ros Wilson APP Criterion Scheme
I would like to remind all visitors to this website that all pages on this site are copyright protected, unless stated. Where content has been used from other sources (namely the DSCF, DFES or DFE), I take no credit whatsoever. Most importantly, this site is for the use and enjoyment of all children, parents, guardians, carers and teachers who are involved in Key Stage 2 Literacy. Please use the resources/ideas as you need without replicating them for your own gains.
Chris Birch 2011-2020
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    • Features of Texts: What Makes Good
    • Narrative/Stories >
      • Myths, Legends and Fables >
        • Beowulf
        • Robin Hood
        • Greek Myths
        • Myths To Use
        • Pandora's Box/Jar
      • Film Narrative >
        • Piano Writing
        • Frankenweenie
      • Stories from Other Cultures >
        • Egyptian Cinderella
        • Egyptian Traditional Tale
        • Egypt: One Off Lessons
        • Africa
      • Rainbow Fish
      • More Story Openers
    • Instructions >
      • Instructions - Vikings
      • Recipe For Friendship
      • Bossy 'Imperative' Verbs
    • Descriptive Writing >
      • Description Using Art
      • Description Using Art 2
      • Twenty-One Tunnels
      • Oi Caveboy Farlands!
      • Escape from Pompeii
    • Persuasion >
      • School Uniform Debate
      • Graffiti Debate
      • Deforestation Debate
      • Advertisements
      • Finding Your Voice- Environment
      • Holiday Resort Persuasion >
        • Holiday Videos- Egypt
        • Holiday Videos- Pompeii
      • Product Advertising
    • Explanation Texts
    • Recounts & Reports >
      • Newspapers
      • TV News Reports
      • Chronological Reports
      • Non Chronological
    • Authors >
      • Michael Morpurgo >
        • Meeting Morpurgo...
        • Friend or Foe
        • Kensuke's Kingdom
      • Mary Shelley
      • Jill Murphy
      • John Burningham
    • Diaries >
      • Studying Diaries
    • Poetry >
      • World War Poetry >
        • WW Poem Videos
      • Our Favourite Poems
      • Inspirational Poems
      • Poetry Bank
      • The Highwayman
      • Back To School Poetry
    • Biographies
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      • Frankenstein
      • Macbeth
  • What is...?
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