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    How to improve P1 Compo?

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    • M Offline
      mrswongtuition
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      Usually at P1, we would start off with 5-6 sentences. Then it will slowly develop into 10 sentences.


      Depending on the school, some may introduce paragraphing to the children. As such, they may need to write 15 - 20 sentences.

      For my students, I encourage them to write at least 15 sentences by end of P1. The faster ones would be taught paragraphing by end of T3. I normally start introducing paragraphing to them in Nov/Dec of their P1 year.

      For P2, I normally teach them about structure (introduction, body/climax and ending/conclusion). They also learn about different types of introductions and how to pepper their compos with creative phrases.
      Most importantly, I start teaching them direct speech and how to write with proper punctuation. Some of them are rather advanced and want to learn indirect speech (reported speech).


      You can try letting her read some model compositions. It helps them to get a rough idea of what is expected from them.

      Also, when watching TV programs, get her to re-tell the story in her own words. There are a few ‘common topics’ that you can search on Youtube for relevant videos and get her to describe from there. Examples: traffic accidents, good deeds (help the blind to cross the road), fire (complete with ambulance and fire engines) and celebrations.

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        Yerdua
        last edited by

        My ds’s school requirement for picture composition is 60 words at the term 3.

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          livewith_vanilla
          last edited by

          Yerdua:
          My ds's school requirement for picture composition is 60 words at the term 3.

          Mine used to be 80. :shock: :shock:

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            BigDad
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            Hi,


            Thanks for the information... 😄

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              Blue Pearl
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              any good model composotion for p1 tks

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                Lalamum
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                jeestan:
                Maybe, you can get her to keep writing everyday a little to practise, or you could get her some good assessment books on creative writing..I think

                the book by Lisa Tan is not bad.
                Hi,

                I agree the books by Lisa are very good but please don't give it to your DD now since she is having problems in writing. Lisa's work is of high level and it may work against us.

                I have nothing against Lisa's books as I think she does a wonderful job and my 2 gals are in her centre but you need to use other books (with interesting illustrations) for a P1 child.

                Anyway for P1 the method MOE uses is MLEA ( you can get details from MOE www)

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                  lovinglife
                  last edited by

                  Lalamum:
                  jeestan:

                  Maybe, you can get her to keep writing everyday a little to practise, or you could get her some good assessment books on creative writing..I think

                  the book by Lisa Tan is not bad.

                  Hi,

                  I agree the books by Lisa are very good but please don't give it to your DD now since she is having problems in writing. Lisa's work is of high level and it may work against us.

                  I have nothing against Lisa's books as I think she does a wonderful job and my 2 gals are in her centre but you need to use other books (with interesting illustrations) for a P1 child.

                  Anyway for P1 the method MOE uses is MLEA ( you can get details from MOE www)

                  How is the book look like?

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                    phtthp
                    last edited by

                    For p1 :

                    Minimum 60 words (write in paragraph format), end of term 3.

                    For p2 :
                    Minimum 80 to 100 words.
                    (Write in paragraph format)

                    Example
                    Mlea group writing @ pei Chun primary :-
                    https://sites.google.com/a/moe.edu.sg/i ... up-writing


                    Mlea (modified language experience approach)
                    http://www.schoolbag.sg/archives/2012/0 ... h_pict.php

                    http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_raFUm5kQl4

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                      Blue Pearl
                      last edited by

                      Many thanks phtthp . I am unable to open Mlea (modified language experience approach)

                      http://www.schoolbag.sg/archives/2012/0 ... h_pict.php


                      Do you have any ideas on how we can teach our kids to write compo

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                        jetsetter
                        last edited by

                        blue pearl: u can read http://ingspirations.com/2013/04/09/stellar-modified-language-experience-approach/ also.

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