ALL Connect

September 6, 2016November 11, 2016 Association for Language Learning Introduction ALL Connect, KS2 Grammar, KS2 Progression, KS2 Speaking, KS2 Writing, KS2-3 Transition, KS3 Literature, KS3 Spontaneous speaking

Connecting up language learning around the country:

The Association for Language Learning‘s ALL Connect project provided CPD for teachers in KS2 and KS3 to support the new programmes of study at Key stages 2 and 3, offering free face to face and online training on major themes such as speaking, writing, grammar, transition and progression to those working in mainstream education. Training was provided at a local level to colleagues from the primary and secondary sectors, offering participants the opportunity to train and network with peers and to share best practice together.

The materials developed are now provided here, and are freely available for any teacher to use. They must not be used for commercial reasons such as training sessions where attendees are charged a delegate fee by a trainer/training organisation. They may not be used without acknowledgement of the original source. If you are using them for training purposes please email info@all-languages.org.uk to let us know, as it is of particular interest to us to know about coverage. You can find out more about the project on our website.

Contents:

KS2 training materials:	KS2 Grammar & follow up materials KS2 Speaking & follow up materials KS2 Writing & follow up materials KS2 Progression & follow up materials KS2 Languages Coordinator Handbook & materials
KS2-3 training materials:	KS2-3 Transition & follow up materials KS2-3 Transition Toolkit & materials
KS3 training materials:	KS3 Literature & follow up materials KS3 Spontaneous Speaking & follow up materials KS3 Translation & follow up materials KS3 Grammar & follow up materials KS3 Extended Writing & follow up materials
Additional resources:	ALL Literature Wiki ALL Grammar Wiki ALL Speaking Wiki ALL Writing & Translation Wiki ALL Progression & Transition Wiki

The ALL Connect Project ran:

In the East: Rachel Hawkes in partnership with Comberton Village College
In the North East: Steven Fawkes the North Leadership Centre at Newcastle University
In the North Midlands: Clodagh Cooney in partnership with Network for Languages East Midlands, a specialist centre within the School of Arts & Humanities and School of Education at Nottingham Trent University.
In Yorkshire: Eva Lamb in partnership with King Edward VII School, Sheffield

Interactive project wikis

March 1, 2016April 27, 2016 Association for Language Learning ALL Wikis Grammar, KS2, KS3, literature, progression, speaking, Transition, Translation, wikis, Writing

Connecting up language learning around the country:

The ALL Connect team has also created four interactive project wikis, to accompany our existing wiki on Literature.

These allow teachers to upload examples of their own resources for each module, as well as providing further support materials for colleagues in KS2 and KS3:

ALL Literature Wiki

ALL Grammar Wiki

ALL Speaking Wiki

ALL Writing & Translation Wiki

ALL Progression & Transition Wiki

The ALL Connect wikis are also intended as standalone resources for any teacher to use, so have a look and please contribute!

ALL Connect: KS2 Language Co-ordinator’s Handbook

January 6, 2016November 18, 2016 Association for Language Learning KS2 Coordinator's Handbook Handbook, Language Coordinator

Welcome to the ALL Connect KS2 Language Co-ordinator’s Handbook

This handbook is a resource designed specifically for KS2 Language Co-ordinators in primary schools.

A training module written to accompany this resource can be found below.

The handbook sets out the expectations of the role of Language Co-ordinator, and subsequently aims to provide guidance, sample documentation and templates to support the work of the Languages Co-ordinator in:

articulating a vision for language learning in the primary school;
languages policy creation;
curriculum planning and design;
monitoring standards of teaching and learning;
assessing and reporting progress;
leading and developing other teachers of languages; and
raising the profile of language learning in the school and local community.

These materials are aimed at an audience of teachers who will be teaching pupils at KS2. Languages of exemplification in the materials and follow-up modules are French, German and Spanish. These materials are freely available for any teacher to use. They must not be used for commercial reasons such as training sessions where attendees are charged a delegate fee by a trainer / training organisation. They may not be used without acknowledgement of the original source. If you are using them, ALL would be very pleased to hear from you, as it is of particular interest to us to know about coverage. Please email info@all-languages.org.uk to let us know.

KS2 Language Co-ordinator’s Handbook:

ALL Connect KS2 Languages Coordinator Handbook (pdf)

ALL Connect KS2 Languages Coordinator Handbook (word)

Welcome to the ALL Connect KS2 Language Co-ordinator’s Handbook module

This is the training module designed to accompany the KS2 Language Co-ordinator’s Handbook resource, and is specifically for KS2 Language Co-ordinators in primary schools.

There are five themed modules for KS2 teachers of languages and two KS2-KS3 modules. The modules are not sequential, and are presented here in four formats:

A Powerpoint presentation for use in a training session
A pdf for Trainers to use in preparing for a training session; this includes the notes pages that accompany the Powerpoint screens
A Powerpoint presentation for self–access by a practising teacher or trainee (this version does not include discussion and has reduced notes) in case you wish to view the Powerpoint separately from the Notes
A pdf of the Self Access notes page – you might like to access this version in order to have the Notes visible at the same time as the screens.

The materials of this module are aimed at an audience of teachers who will be teaching pupils at KS2. Languages of exemplification in the materials and follow-up modules are French, German and Spanish. These materials are freely available for any teacher to use. They must not be used for commercial reasons such as training sessions where attendees are charged a delegate fee by a trainer / training organisation. They may not be used without acknowledgement of the original source. If you are using them, ALL would be very pleased to hear from you, as it is of particular interest to us to know about coverage. Please email info@all-languages.org.uk to let us know.

The format of the module is as follows:

A presentation for delivery by a Lead Teacher to a workshop of teacher participants. The workshop duration is planned to be two hours, in which the presentation and accompanying materials / resources and activities should be presented.

Teachers using the self-access version should also expect to take around the same length of time.

Following delivery of a workshop, teacher participants will undertake independent study of the KS2 Language Co-ordinator’s Handbook itself.

Materials in sequential order:

You will need to download these materials when you click through to them. If you are a Lead Teacher we suggest you do so before you deliver a workshop session.

For Lead Teachers to deliver to teacher participants:

For teachers to access as self study:

KS2 Language Coordinator’s Handbook Module notes pages – We suggest you access this presentation as it gives instructions about how to deliver the session and also suggests where you might introduce activities to the teacher participants.

KS2 Language Coordinator’s Handbook Module self access notes pages – Notes pdf version: You might like to access this version in order to have the notes visible at the same time as the screens.

KS2 Language Coordinator’s Handbook Module (this is the presentation as teacher participants will view it).

KS2 Language Coordinator’s Handbook Module self access – Powerpoint version: This is in case you wish to view the ppt separately from the notes. The notes below each screen suggest questions for professional reflection and exploration.

For immediate use by teacher participants after the taught workshop

Teachers may wish to view the KS2 Programmes of Study for languages.

They can also access KS2 Language Co-ordinator’s Handbook itself.

Handouts

The handouts referenced in the presentation can be found below:

The following training modules may also be of interest:

For additional resources, activities and case studies, please see our Wikis:

ALL Connect: KS2-3 Transition Toolkit

January 5, 2016November 18, 2016 Association for Language Learning KS2-3 Transition Toolkit Transition

Welcome to the ALL Connect KS2-3 Transition Toolkit

This handbook is a resource designed specifically for KS2 & KS3 teachers of languages.

A training module written to accompany this resource can be found below.

The ALL Connect Transition Toolkit is a practical, useful guide containing a set of ‘tools’ (ideas, strategies and resources), designed to inform the process of transition in languages teaching and learning between KS2 and KS3. It has been developed and published as part of the Association for Language Learning ALL Connect programme, funded by the Department for Education.

Transition Toolkit:

ALL Connect Transition Toolkit (pdf)

ALL Connect Transition Toolkit (word)

Accompanying resources:

KS2-3 Transition Module

ALL Progression & Transition Wiki

Reference Materials:

Materials from the CILT Primary Languages Training Zone reproduced by kind permission of the Education Development Trust (formerly CfBT Education Trust).

Welcome to the ALL Connect KS2-3 Transition Toolkit module

This is the training module designed to accompany the ALL Connect Transition Toolkit, and is specifically for KS2 & KS3 teachers of languages.

There are five themed modules for KS2 teachers of languages and two KS2-KS3 modules. The modules are not sequential, and are presented here in four formats:

A Powerpoint presentation for use in a training session
A pdf for Trainers to use in preparing for a training session; this includes the notes pages that accompany the Powerpoint screens
A Powerpoint presentation for self–access by a practising teacher or trainee (this version does not include discussion and has reduced notes) in case you wish to view the Powerpoint separately from the Notes
A pdf of the Self Access notes page – you might like to access this version in order to have the Notes visible at the same time as the screens.

The format of the module is as follows:

A presentation for delivery by a Lead Teacher to a workshop of teacher participants. The workshop duration should be two hours, in which the presentations below and accompanying materials / resources and activities should be delivered.

Teachers using the self-access version should also expect to take around the same length of time.

Following delivery of a workshop, teacher participants will undertake independent study of the Transition Toolkit itself.

Materials in sequential order:

You will need to download these materials when you click through to them. If you are a Lead Teacher we suggest you do so before you deliver a workshop session.

For Lead Teachers to deliver to teacher participants:

For teachers to access as self study:

KS2-3 Transition Toolkit Module notes pages – We suggest you access this presentation as it gives instructions about how to deliver the session and also suggests where you might introduce activities to the teacher participants.

KS2-3 Transition Toolkit Module self access notes pages – Notes pdf version: You might like to access this version in order to have the notes visible at the same time as the screens.

KS2-3 Transition Toolkit Module (this is the presentation as teacher participants will view it).

KS2-3 Transition Toolkit Module self access – Powerpoint version: This is in case you wish to view the ppt separately from the notes. The notes below each screen suggest questions for professional reflection and exploration.

Please note that you can also access the video files here if you are having trouble playing them: KS2-3 Transition Toolkit Video.wmv and KS2-3 Transition Toolkit Audio.wav.

For immediate use by teacher participants after the taught workshop

Teachers may wish to view the KS2 Programmes of Study for languages.

They can also access:

Handouts

The handouts referenced in the presentation can be found below:

ALL Connect: KS3 Translation

January 6, 2015November 18, 2016 Association for Language Learning KS3 Translation KS3, KS3 Translation, Translation

Welcome to the ALL Connect KS3 Translation Module

There are five themed modules for KS3 teachers of languages. The modules are not sequential, and are presented here in four formats:

A Powerpoint presentation for use in a training session
A pdf for Trainers to use in preparing for a training session; this includes the notes pages that accompany the Powerpoint screens
A Powerpoint presentation for self–access by a practising teacher or trainee (this version does not include discussion and has reduced notes) in case you wish to view the Powerpoint separately from the Notes
A pdf of the Self Access notes page – you might like to access this version in order to have the Notes visible at the same time as the screens.

The materials of this module are aimed at an audience of teachers who will be teaching pupils at KS3. Languages of exemplification in the materials and follow-up modules are French, German and Spanish. These materials are freely available for any teacher to use. They must not be used for commercial reasons such as training sessions where attendees are charged a delegate fee by a trainer / training organisation. They may not be used without acknowledgement of the original source. If you are using them, ALL would be very pleased to hear from you, as it is of particular interest to us to know about coverage. Please email info@all-languages.org.uk to let us know.

The format of the module is as follows:

A presentation (in pdf format) for delivery by a Lead Teacher to a workshop of teacher participants. The workshop duration should be two hours, in which the presentation and accompanying materials / resources and activities should be delivered.

Teachers using the self-access version should also expect to take around the same length of time.

Following delivery of a workshop, teacher participants will undertake independent study by accessing 4 follow up modules, to be pursued over 4 consecutive weeks following the taught workshop. These are housed on this site and can be found by scrolling right down this page.

Materials in sequential order:

You will need to download these materials when you click through to them. If you are a Lead Teacher we suggest you do so before you deliver a workshop session.

For Lead Teachers to deliver to teacher participants:

For teachers to access as self study:

KS3 Translation Module notes pages – We suggest you access this version of the presentation as it gives instructions about how to deliver the session and also suggests where you might introduce activities to the teacher participants. The notes below each screen have an indication of the timing, and a point when a break might be taken and cover 2 hours, without counting the break time. We suggest that, in preparation, Lead Teachers run through the session with the timing in mind to judge its practicability. We anticipate that some Lead Teachers may make judgements about moving more quickly through some sections (e.g. the introductory screens) to allow more time later in the session.

KS3 Translation Module self-access notes pages – Notes pdf version: You might like to access this version in order to have the notes visible at the same time as the screens.

KS3 Translation Module (this is the version of the presentation as teacher participants will view it).

KS3 Translation Module self-access – Powerpoint version: This is in case you wish to view the ppt separately from the notes. The notes below each screen suggest questions for professional reflection and exploration.

For immediate use by teachers after either training route:

Teacher participants are asked to complete a simple action plan following each taught workshop. They are also asked to complete this when they complete each of the 4 follow-up modules over the subsequent weeks.The action plan pro forma can be accessed here: KS3 Translation Skills Action Plan.

You can also download the KS3 Translation Module Curriculum-checklist.

Four follow up modules for independent use by teachers, after the Translation workshop:

Follow up 1:

Follow up 2:

KS3 Translation Module Follow up 2 the-rationale-for-translation-at-ks3_final

Follow up 3:

Follow up 4:

KS3 Translation Module Follow up 4 planning_final

For additional resources, activities and case studies, please see our Writing & Translation Wiki:

ALL Writing & Translation Wiki

ALL Connect: KS2 Grammar

January 6, 2015November 18, 2016 Association for Language Learning KS2 Grammar KS2, KS2 Grammar

Welcome to the ALL Connect KS2 Grammar Module

There are five themed modules for KS2 teachers of languages and two KS2-KS3 modules. The modules are not sequential, and are presented here in four formats:

A Powerpoint presentation for use in a training session
A pdf for Trainers to use in preparing for a training session; this includes the notes pages that accompany the Powerpoint screens
A Powerpoint presentation for self–access by a practising teacher or trainee (this version does not include discussion and has reduced notes) in case you wish to view the Powerpoint separately from the Notes
A pdf of the Self Access notes page – you might like to access this version in order to have the Notes visible at the same time as the screens.

The format of the module is as follows:

Teachers using the self-access version should also expect to take around the same length of time.

Following delivery of a workshop, teacher participants can undertake independent study by accessing four follow up modules, which could be pursued over four consecutive weeks following the workshop. These are housed on this site and can be found by scrolling right down this page.

For additional resources, activities and case studies, please see the ALL Grammar Wiki.

Materials in sequential order:

You will need to download these materials when you click through to them. If you are a Lead Teacher we suggest you do so before you deliver a workshop session.

For Lead Teachers to deliver to teacher participants:

For teachers to access as self study:

KS2 Grammar Module notes pages – We suggest you access this version of the presentation as it gives instructions about how to deliver the session and also suggests where you might introduce activities to the teacher participants.

KS2 Grammar Module Self Access notes pages – Notes pdf version: You might like to access this version in order to have the notes visible at the same time as the screens.

KS2 Grammar module final (this is the version of the presentation as teacher participants will view it).

KS2 Grammar Module Self Access – – Powerpoint version: This is in case you wish to view the ppt separately from the notes. The notes below each screen suggest questions for professional reflection and exploration.

For use by teacher participants after either training route:

Teacher participants may wish to use the simple action plan following the module or any of the four follow-up modules. The action plan pro forma can be accessed here: KS2 Grammar Action Plan

Back up! The files you need should all be linked to within the presentation – but just in case, here they are again:

Four follow up modules for independent use by teachers, after attendance at the taught Grammar workshop:

Follow up 1: Follow up 1 – Additional Resources

Follow up 2: Follow up 2 – French – Follow up 2 – German – Follow up 2 – Spanish

Follow up 3: The Four Friends: Follow up 3 – medium term planning

Die vier Freunde:

Les quatre amis:

Los cuatro amigos:

Jack and the Beanstalk:

Follow up 4: Healthy eating – Healthy face cartoon – Unhealthy face cartoon – Le visage – Healthy cartoon face – Unhealthy cartoon face

For additional resources, activities and case studies, please see the ALL Grammar Wiki:

ALL Grammar Wiki

ALL Connect: KS2 Speaking

January 6, 2015November 18, 2016 Association for Language Learning KS2 Speaking KS2, KS2 Speaking

Welcome to the ALL Connect KS2 Speaking Module

There are five themed modules for KS2 teachers of languages and two KS2-KS3 modules. The modules are not sequential, and are presented here in four formats:

A Powerpoint presentation for use in a training session
A pdf for Trainers to use in preparing for a training session; this includes the notes pages that accompany the Powerpoint screens
A Powerpoint presentation for self–access by a practising teacher or trainee (this version does not include discussion and has reduced notes) in case you wish to view the Powerpoint separately from the Notes
A pdf of the Self Access notes page – you might like to access this version in order to have the Notes visible at the same time as the screens.

The format of the module is as follows:

Teachers using the self-access version should also expect to take around the same length of time.

For additional resources, activities and case studies, please see the ALL Speaking Wiki.

Materials in sequential order for Lead Teachers to deliver to teacher participants:

You will need to download these materials when you click through to them. If you are a Lead Teacher we suggest you do so before you deliver a workshop session.

For Lead Teachers to deliver to teacher participants:	For teachers to access as self study:
KS2 Speaking Part 1 Notes pages – We suggest you access this presentation as it gives instructions about how to deliver the session and also suggests where you might introduce activities to the teacher participants.	KS2 Speaking Part 1 Self-access notes pages – Notes pdf version: You might like to access this version in order to have the notes visible at the same time as the screens.
KS2 Speaking Part 1 (this is the 1st part of the presentation as teacher participants will view it).	KS2 Speaking Part 1 Self-access (this is the 1st part of the presentation) – Powerpoint version: This is in case you wish to view the ppt separately from the notes. The notes below each screen suggest questions for professional reflection and exploration.
KS2 Speaking Part 2 Notes pages – We suggest you access this presentation as it gives instructions about how to deliver the session and also suggests where you might introduce activities to the teacher participants.	KS2 Speaking Part 2 Self-access notes pages – Notes pdf version: You might like to access this version in order to have the notes visible at the same time as the screens.
KS2 Speaking Part 2 (this is the second part of the presentation as teacher participants will view it).	KS2 Speaking Part 2 Self-access (this is the second part of the presentation) – Powerpoint version: This is in case you wish to view the ppt separately from the notes. The notes below each screen suggest questions for professional reflection and exploration.

Please note that you can also access the video files here if you are having trouble playing them:

Part 1: KS2 Speaking James Sentences.wmv

Part 2: KS2 Speaking Part 2 media1.wmv – KS2 Speaking Part 2 media2.wmv – KS2 Speaking Part 2 media3.wmv – KS2 Speaking Part 2 media4.wmv – KS2 Speaking Part 2 media5.wmv

Handouts:

The handouts referenced in the presentation can be found below:

For use by teacher participants after either training route:

Teacher participants may wish to use the simple action plan following the module or any of the four follow-up modules. The action plan pro forma can be accessed here: KS2 Speaking Action Plan

Teachers may wish to view the KS2 Programmes of Study for languages. They can also access the audit form here which is referenced in the presentation: Programmes of Study Audit.

Back up! The files Lead Teachers need should all be linked within the presentation – but just in case, here they are again:

Five follow up modules for independent use by teachers, after attendance at the taught Speaking workshop:

Follow up 1: KS2 Speaking Follow up 1 German / KS2 Speaking Follow up 1 Spanish / KS2 Speaking Follow up 1 French

Follow up 2: KS2 Speaking Follow up 2

Follow up 3: KS2 Speaking Using the phonics suite

KS2 Speaking word list
KS2 Speaking petal work sheet
KS2 Speaking abracadabra
KS2 Speaking Phonemia sentences
KS2 Speaking Phonemia words
KS2 Speaking phonemes: Phonemes [a-m] (zip) – Phonemes [n – z] (zip) – or click here to download individual files

Follow up 4:

Follow up 5:

For additional resources, activities and case studies, please see the ALL Speaking Wiki:

ALL Speaking Wiki

ALL Connect: KS3 Spontaneous Speaking

January 6, 2015November 18, 2016 Association for Language Learning KS3 Spontaneous Speaking KS3, Spontaneous Speaking

Welcome to the ALL Connect KS3 Spontaneous Speaking Module

There are five themed modules for KS3 teachers of languages. The modules are not sequential, and are presented here in four formats:

A Powerpoint presentation for use in a training session
A pdf for Trainers to use in preparing for a training session; this includes the notes pages that accompany the Powerpoint screens
A Powerpoint presentation for self–access by a practising teacher or trainee (this version does not include discussion and has reduced notes) in case you wish to view the Powerpoint separately from the Notes
A pdf of the Self Access notes page – you might like to access this version in order to have the Notes visible at the same time as the screens.

The format of the module is as follows:

Teachers using the self-access version should also expect to take around the same length of time.

Materials in sequential order:

You will need to download these materials when you click through to them. If you are a Lead Teacher we suggest you do so before you deliver a workshop session.

For Lead Teachers to deliver to teacher participants:

For teachers to access as self study:

KS3 Spontaneous Speaking notes pages – We suggest you access this version of the presentation as it gives instructions about how to deliver the session and also suggests where you might introduce activities to the teacher participants.

KS3 Spontaneous Speaking self-access notes pages – Notes pdf version: You might like to access this version in order to have the notes visible at the same time as the screens.

KS3 Spontaneous Speaking (this is the version of the presentation as teacher participants will view it).

KS3 Spontaneous Speaking self-access – Powerpoint version: This is in case you wish to view the ppt separately from the notes. The notes below each screen suggest questions for professional reflection and exploration.

For immediate use by teachers after either training route:

Teacher participants are asked to complete a simple action plan following each taught workshop. They are also asked to complete this when they complete each of the 4 follow-up modules over the subsequent weeks. The action plan pro forma can be accessed here: KS3 Action Plan Spontaneous Speaking

Handouts:

Four follow up modules for independent use by teachers, after the Spontaneous Speaking workshop:

Follow up 1:

KS3 Spontaneous Speaking Follow_up_1_Departmental_Review

Follow up 2:

KS3 Spontaneous Speaking Follow_up_2_Findings_from_research

Follow up 3:

KS3 Spontaneous Speaking Follow_up_3_Observing_good_practice

Follow up 4:

For additional resources, activities and case studies, please see our Speaking Wiki:

ALL Speaking Wiki

ALL Connect: KS2-3 Transition

January 6, 2015November 18, 2016 Association for Language Learning KS2-3 Transition KS2, KS3, Transition

Welcome to the ALL Connect KS2-3 Transition Module

There are five themed modules for KS2 teachers of languages and two KS2-KS3 modules. The modules are not sequential, and are presented here in four formats:

A Powerpoint presentation for use in a training session
A pdf for Trainers to use in preparing for a training session; this includes the notes pages that accompany the Powerpoint screens
A Powerpoint presentation for self–access by a practising teacher or trainee (this version does not include discussion and has reduced notes) in case you wish to view the Powerpoint separately from the Notes
A pdf of the Self Access notes page – you might like to access this version in order to have the Notes visible at the same time as the screens.

The format of the module is as follows:

Teachers using the self-access version should also expect to take around the same length of time.

Materials in sequential order:

You will need to download these materials when you click through to them. If you are a Lead Teacher we suggest you do so before you deliver a workshop session.

For Lead Teachers to deliver to teacher participants:	For teachers to access as self study:
KS2-3 Transition pt1 notes pages – We suggest you access this version of the presentation as it gives instructions about how to deliver the session and also suggests where you might introduce activities to the teacher participants.	KS2-3 Transition pt1 self access notes pages – Notes pdf version: You might like to access this version in order to have the notes visible at the same time as the screens.
KS2-3 Transition pt1 (this is the version of the presentation as teacher participants will view it).	KS2-3 Transition pt1 self access – Powerpoint version: This is in case you wish to view the ppt separately from the notes. The notes below each screen suggest questions for professional reflection and exploration.
KS2-3 Transition pt2 notes pages – We suggest you access this version of the presentation as it gives instructions about how to deliver the session and also suggests where you might introduce activities to the teacher participants.	KS2-3 Transition pt2 self access notes pages – Notes pdf version: You might like to access this version in order to have the notes visible at the same time as the screens.
KS2-3 Transition pt2 (this is the version of the presentation as teacher participants will view it).	KS2-3 Transition pt2 – Powerpoint version: This is in case you wish to view the ppt separately from the notes. The notes below each screen suggest questions for professional reflection and exploration.

For use by teacher participants after either training route:

KS2-3 Transition notes for trainers

Back up! The files you need should all be linked to within the presentation – but just in case, here they are again:

Two follow up modules for independent use by teachers, after attendance at the taught Transition workshop:

Follow up 1:

KS2-3 Transition Follow up 1

Follow up 2:

For additional resources, activities and case studies, please see:

ALL Connect: KS2 Writing

January 5, 2015November 18, 2016 Association for Language Learning KS2 Writing KS2, KS2 Writing

Welcome to the ALL Connect KS2 Writing Module

There are five themed modules for KS2 teachers of languages and two KS2-KS3 modules. The modules are not sequential, and are presented here in four formats:

A Powerpoint presentation for use in a training session
A pdf for Trainers to use in preparing for a training session; this includes the notes pages that accompany the Powerpoint screens
A Powerpoint presentation for self–access by a practising teacher or trainee (this version does not include discussion and has reduced notes) in case you wish to view the Powerpoint separately from the Notes
A pdf of the Self Access notes page – you might like to access this version in order to have the Notes visible at the same time as the screens.

The format of the module is as follows:

Teachers using the self-access version should also expect to take around the same length of time.

For additional resources, activities and case studies, please see the ALL Writing & Translation Wiki.

Materials in sequential order:

You will need to download these materials when you click through to them. If you are a Lead Teacher we suggest you do so before you deliver a workshop session.

For Lead Teachers to deliver to teacher participants:

For teachers to access as self study:

KS2 Writing Module notes pages – We suggest you access this version of the presentation as it gives instructions about how to deliver the session and also suggests where you might introduce activities to the teacher participants.

KS2 Writing Module self-access notes pages – Notes pdf version: You might like to access this version in order to have the notes visible at the same time as the screens.

KS2 Writing Module (this is the version of the presentation as teacher participants will view it).

KS2 Writing Module self-access – Powerpoint version: This is in case you wish to view the ppt separately from the notes. The notes below each screen suggest questions for professional reflection and exploration.

For use by teacher participants after either training route:

Teacher participants may wish to use the simple action plan following the module or any of the four follow-up modules. The action plan pro forma can be accessed here: KS2 Action Plan Writing

Accompanying resources: