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Writing frames for key stage 1: Developing understanding of lifecycles
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A writing frame for teaching key stage 1 pupils about life cycles
Author: Steve Higgins with Viv Baumfield. Editor: David Leat
Writing frames are an indispensable tool in any teacher’s repertoire of activities for developing pupils’ writing.
This resource will help you to build your pupils' understanding of life cycles. Your pupils probably know the story of the The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle, so this writing frame is the next step. It contains illustrations and templates to get your key stage 1 pupils off to a good start!
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