Oxford Connections books are based on Literacy Consultant Sue Palmer's 'skeletons' concept whereby the children are shown a text model of the text type with which to write notes using the structure of the 'skeleton' as a guide. Within the titles there are notes, diagrams or pictures which also follow the structure of the skeletons that the children will use as the basis for writing a piece of text. A genuinely cross-curricular scheme.
Each book contains material to teach literacy and geography, science or history. Each book matches the literacy requirements for non-fiction for one year within the NLS, and history, geography or science material within one unit of the QCA schemes of work for the National Curriculum. Suitable for the Scottish 5-14 and Northern Ireland curricula as well.
Teaches children to read and particularly to write different types of non-fiction.
| ISBN: | 9780198348740 |
| Publication date: | 8th May 2003 |
| Author: | Manda George |
| Publisher: | Oxford University Press an imprint of OUP Oxford |
| Format: | Paperback |
| Pagination: | 48 pages |
| Series: | Oxford Connections |
| Genres: |
Grammar, Spelling & Literature Reading Scheme Educational: First / native language: Reading and writing skills Geography |
Oxford Connections books are based on Literacy Consultant Sue Palmer's 'skeletons' concept whereby the children are shown a text model of the text type with which to write notes using the structure of the 'skeleton' as a guide. Within the titles there are notes, diagrams or pictures which also follow the structure of the skeletons that the children will use as the basis for writing a piece of text.
Water and Rivers. Teacher's Notes features in the following genres: Grammar, Spelling & Literature, Reading Scheme, Educational: First / native language: Reading and writing skills, Geography
Paperback. Not Available.
Water and Rivers. Teacher's Notes was written by Manda George and published by Oxford University Press an imprint of OUP Oxford
Water and Rivers. Teacher's Notes has 48 pages
Yes it is part of Oxford Connections series