KS2 Primary English Age 9-13 - Vocabulary: Process - Explained

The video discusses how the writing process can vary depending on the intended purpose, such as writing instructions versus a story. It highlights the importance of following a methodical approach to achieve the desired result.

How does the writing process change based on its purpose?

• It remains the same regardless of purpose.

• It varies depending on the intended outcome.

• It is only different for technical writing.

• It is only different for creative writing.

What is an example of a writing process that might differ?

• Writing a report and writing a summary.

• Writing a letter and writing an email.

• Writing an instruction text and writing a story.

• Writing a poem and writing a novel.

What is the main focus of the writing process for instructional texts?

• To entertain the reader.

• To explore creative ideas.

• To provide clear and concise instructions.

• To tell a compelling story.

What does the writing process involve to achieve the final result?

• Ignoring the sequence.

• Following a sequence of steps.

• Taking random steps.

• Skipping steps.

Why is it important to follow a method in writing?

• To ensure a structured approach.

• To make writing more difficult.

• To avoid creativity.

• To confuse the reader.