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Rothery's Categories for Evaluation of Children's Writing

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A2 Level English Language A2 (Language Acquisition) Flashcards on Rothery's Categories for Evaluation of Children's Writing, created by 08aliell on 17/06/2015.

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Observation and Comment	the writer makes an observational point and the follows with an evaluative comment e.g. 'There were zebras. I liked the stripes.'
Recount	a piece of writing that is usually a chronological sequence of events
Report	A factual and objective description of events that is not always in chronological order
Narrative	A story genre piece where a scene is set for events to occur and be resolved at the end

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