Home » Resources » Find Resources » Writing Frames

Writing Frames

Writing frames

About

Writing Frames: what they are and how to use them

Writing frames are outlines that give learners a structure to help them communicate what they want to say.

Produced by York College, this downloadable resource, which can be accessed from the Further Information section below, covers:

  • What are Writing Frames?
  • How can they help?
  • When should we use them?
  • Teaching with Writing Frames
  • Sample Frames

The writing frames presented here have been adapted from ‘Writing Frames’ by Maureen Lewis and David Wray. A wide range of additional writing frames are contained in ‘Writing Across the Curriculum’, available to download here

More on Writing Frames

Visit the Resources Directory 

Levels: Entry 1, Entry 2, Entry 3, Level 1, Level 2
Free: Yes
Format:
Download

Further Information

You may also like

Maths and English in Prison Work and Training

Maths and English in Prison Work and Training

This resource, inspired by work carried out by HMP Kirklevington Grange and HMP Haverigg, provides innovative learning approaches to encourage and support the development of maths and English in Prison Work and Training.