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Writing Frames

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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

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Levels: Entry 1, Entry 2, Entry 3, Level 1, Level 2
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