Children's Writing - Barclay 0.0 / 5 ? English LanguageChild language acquisitionA2/A-levelAQA Created by: MegabyteCreated on: 12-05-14 10:19 Barclay (1996) STAGE 1 of Writing Development Scribbling - Learning the skill of holding a pen/pencil 1 of 7 Barclay (1996) STAGE 2 of Writing Development Mock Handwriting - Pseudo letters are formed (attempt to write letters) 2 of 7 Barclay (1996) STAGE 3 of Writing Development Mock letters - Random letters are produced but rarely have meaning attached to them 3 of 7 Barclay (1996) STAGE 4 of Writing Development Conventional letters - Children match sounds with symbols and use initial consonants to represent words 4 of 7 Barclay (1996) STAGE 5 of Writing Development Invented spelling - Words are spelt phonetically, along with correctly spelt simple/familiar words 5 of 7 Barclay (1996) STAGE 6 of Writing Development Appropriate spelling - Sentences become more complex and writing is more legible 6 of 7 Barclay (1996) STAGE 7 of Writing Development Correct spelling - Words are spelt correctly and older children use cursive writing 7 of 7
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