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Weekly Writing Literacy Timetable

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Weekly Writing Literacy Timetable

Read the sample timetable, then use the activities and questions to plan a balanced week. You can change the plan to suit your own writing goals.

A writer’s week

Mere wants to improve her writing without doing the same task every day. She has five short writing sessions this week. Her plan includes practising skills, getting feedback and making time to write independently.

Day

Writing activity

Focus

Monday

Quick-write: describe a windy Wellington afternoon

Use vivid verbs

Tuesday

Practise handwriting and edit Monday’s quick-write

Form letters clearly; check punctuation

Wednesday

Plan a short story using a beginning, problem and ending

Organise ideas

Thursday

Write the story’s first draft; ask a partner for one suggestion

Add detail and use feedback

Friday

Revise the story and reflect on the week

Improve one part; set a next goal

Read, notice and plan

Use the sample timetable to answer Questions 1–4. For Questions 5–6, choose a writing skill to practise and plan writing sessions. For Questions 7–9, choose a useful next step, give helpful feedback, and reflect on your progress.

1.How many writing sessions does Mere plan for this week?
  • Three
  • Four
  • Five
  • Six
2.On which day does Mere plan her story before drafting it?
3.True or false: Mere asks for a partner’s suggestion before she writes her first draft.
TrueFalse
4.Which day includes work on punctuation or editing?
5.Choose one writing skill you would like to practise this week. Name a specific task that would help you practise it.
6.Plan three different writing sessions for your week. Include a task and a focus for each session.
7.Your draft feels stuck. Which is the most useful next step?
  • Stop writing and leave the draft unfinished
  • Reread what you have and make a small plan for what happens next
  • Copy a paragraph from someone else
  • Change the title and do nothing else
8.Write one helpful suggestion a writing partner could give. Make it specific and kind.
9.At the end of the week, complete this reflection: “I made progress with because . Next week I will .”

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  • Weekly Writing Literacy Timetable, page 1 of 2: A writer’s week, Read, notice and plan

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  • Weekly Writing Literacy Timetable, page 2 of 2: 3. True or false: Mere asks for a partner’s suggestion before she writes her first draft.

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