English - writing, P Scale
Learning English encompasses all aspects of communication – non-verbal, verbal and written. Work in English promotes learning across the curriculum and underpins pupils’ achievements and participation in all aspects of their lives.
The Ingot's English P scales provide learners with the opportunity to:
• develop the ability to respond, to listen and to understand
• interact and communicate effectively with others in a range of social situations
• make choices, obtain information, question and be actively involved in decision making
• develop creativity and imagination
• have access to a wide range of literature to enrich and broaden their experience
In response to these opportunities, pupils can make progress in English by:
• using a wide variety of activities, which are age-related, especially where aspects of the programmes of study are revisited at later key stages
• increasing engagement in, and the quality of, a range of literature and communication activities
• a widening of horizons and participation from the immediate social circles of family and school, to an extended participation in the local and wider community
• adapting to different circumstances and contexts with independence and confidence
• acquiring an increasing range of vocabulary, from the names of everyday objects, events and people, to vocabulary used across the curriculum and related to the wider community
P4 - WRITING
1. The learner will understand marks and symbols convey meaning. |
2. The learner will make marks or symbols in a preferred mode of communication. |
| 1.1 I know that marks and symbols have meaning. | 2.1 I can make marks or symbols. |
| 1.2 I can match familiar marks or symbols. | 2.2 I can use a preferred mode of communication. |
P5 - WRITING
1. The learner will produce meaningful marks or symbols. |
2. The learner will trace, overwrite or copy shapes and straight line patterns. |
| 1.1 I can produce marks or symbols associated with familiar words. | 2.1 I can trace, overwrite or copy shapes. |
| 1.2 I can produce marks or symbols associated with familiar images. | 2.2 I can trace, overwrite or copy straight line patterns. |
| 1.3 I can produce marks or symbols associated with familiar actions. | |
| 1.4 I can produce marks or symbols associated with familiar events. |
P6 - WRITING
1. The learner will produce or write own name in letters and symbols. |
2. The learner will copy letter forms. |
| 1.1 I can produce or write the first letter of my name. | 2.1 I can copy simple shapes. |
| 1.2 I can produce or write letters contained within my name. | 2.2 I can copy letter forms. |
| 1.3 I know the initial letter of my name. | 2.3 I can copy writing from left to right. |
P7 - WRITING
1. The learner will group letters and leave spaces between them. |
2. The learner will show awareness of the sequence of letters, symbols and words. |
| 1.1 I can begin letters in the correct place. | 2.1 I can sequence letters. |
| 1.2 I can group letters or symbols together. | 2.2 I can sequence symbols. |
| 1.3 I can leave a space between a group of letters or symbols. | 2.3 I can sequence words. |
| 1.4 I can correctly produce or write some letters. |
P8 - WRITING
1. The learner will show awareness that writing can have a range of purposes. |
2. The learner will understand how text is arranged on the page. |
3. The learner will use a preferred method of communication to set down names with appropriate use of upper / lower case letters or appropriate symbols. |
| 1.1 I can produce a short story. | 2.1 I can arrange text correctly. | 3.1 I can use a preferred method of communication. |
| 1.2 I can produce a letter. | 2.2 I can sort words and letters from numbers. | 3.2 I can produce or write my name. |
| 1.3 I can produce a list. | 2.3 I can leave spaces between words. | 3.3 I can use capital letters appropriately. |
| 1.4 I know that writing can have a range of purposes. | 3.4 I can use some symbols appropriately. |
