WRITING SKILL

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Writing skill

Presented by: Jenny Marisol Avella Castro. Ana Julieth Marín Cardozo. Eillen Johana Macias Vega. Julieth Adriana Diaz Gómez Yeimy Solangie Flores Velasquez

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Writing and Young Learners

Bibliography

Introduction

Thanks

10

Concept

Expository writing

Activities For Writing

Characteristics

How to improve writing skill ?

Conclusions

Introduction

The purpose of this presentation is to show the characteristics of writing, showing the importance of developing writing skills in children and how to do it. contains various activities to develop children's writing skills.

Concept

It is a person’s ability to communicate effectively in writing in a given language. This includes the ability to write with correct grammar and spelling, structure ideas coherently and logically, and convey clearly the message you want to express.

Characteristics

Proper spelling and grammar: The ability to write with spelling and grammar correction is essential to convey the message effectively and professionally.

Clarity and conciseness: Clear and concise writing is important to ensure that the reader understands the message without confusion or ambiguity.

Structure and organization: The ability to structure and organize ideas coherently and logically helps make writing easy to read and follow.

Creativity: The ability to be creative and use interesting and varied language can make writing more attractive and persuasive.

Adaptability to the target audience: The ability to tailor writing to the target audience can help ensure that the message is understandable and relevant to readers.

Research ability: The ability to research and collect relevant information from various sources is important to support the arguments and opinions presented in writing.

HOW TO DEVELOP WRITING SKILLS IN CHILDREN ?

Writing — it’s an important form of communication and a key part of education.Improve your child’s communication skills with these simple and fun kids’ writing activities.

Read UpRegular reading is a stepping stone to better writing and helps kids’ strengthen their writing skills.

Write Letters Today, writing letters is a bit of a lost art. Encourage your child to write letters to friends or family members.

Make it Fun! Play games and activities that encourage writing. Crossword puzzles and word games are great for everyone.

Make it Part of Your Daily RoutineMake sure there’s time each day to do some writing in one way or another.

Writing and Young Learners

Writing allows young people to learn new vocabulary and structures. It allows a high degree of customization and creativity. It provides young students with fine motor skills, printing concepts, phonological awareness, phonetics, and the creation and exploration of texts and more "time to think." Writing skills provide young students with a solid foundation for future development and learning.

Expository writing

The ability to write in an expository manner is a component of many careers, and as such, it's an important skill for your child to master.

Expository writing is used to describe, explain, define, or otherwise inform a reader about a specific subject. It’s devoid of opinion or unnecessary descriptive language.

Format

Challenge for Students

Activities

The first sentence or paragraph of an expository writing assignment will convey the main idea of the piece. If it's a paragraph, it should include a topic sentence that conveys the thesis clearly, without taking a position or resorting to opinion. The following three sentences or paragraphs will contain supporting details to buttress the main idea. The fifth sentence or paragraph will provide a summary of the piece, or conclusion, often restating the thesis or main idea.

Expository writing provides a challenge to the student because they must be able to organize their thoughts, follow a plan, and in higher grades, conduct research to support their thesis. Fulfilling these kinds of goals, in addition to spelling and using grammar correctly, asks children to think on multiple levels.

One good way to help older kids in their use of expository writing is to remind them to address the who, what, when, where, and why of the topic they've chosen. All five components may not always apply, but remembering to think about each of these aspects can help students write a compelling report.

Activities For Writing

• Constant practice really helps boys and girls to learn a language. A journal that you update daily or weekly is a great idea for frequent writing practice.

• write stories

Help the student find a picture that interests him and ask him to write a short story about it. You can create your own collection of picture related short stories. The student may enjoy creating their own “movie”. This is a really creative way to practice written expression (Writing).

Conclusions-In conclusion, we made known what writing is, how to develop writing in children and activities to write. writing is one of the most important skills that a child must develop in English, in order to understand texts and write them.

Bibliography

Sara. (2016, November 30). How to improve writing skills for kids: 14 easy tips. Oxford Learning. https://www.oxfordlearning.com/improve-kids-writing-skills/ Org.uk. Writing and young learners, from https://www.teachingenglish.org.uk/professional-development/teachers/knowing-subject/articles/writing-and-young-learners Morin, A. (2011, April 14). Expository writing for elementary school children. Verywell Family. https://www.verywellfamily.com/what-is-expository-writing-for-kids-620884 Text types and different styles of writing: The complete guide. (2021, July 23). Literacy Ideas; literacyideas.com. https://literacyideas.com/different-text-types/

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