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Plan a proposal writing lesson

Choose one activity for each phase. Keep one writing focus throughout.

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View the illustrated lesson choicesNine teacher-facing choices for a proposal writing lesson

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Start with 5 minutes, use 30 minutes for the main task and close with 10 minutes. Adjust the timing to your lesson. Your choices are saved in this browser.

A worked writing example

We propose a four-week lunchtime reading club in the library. A trial would show whether students want a quiet shared space without committing to a permanent programme. One teacher and student volunteers could manage sign-in. At the end, attendance and short feedback forms would guide the next decision.

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Teacher prompt

What needs to change, why is this option suitable, and how could it work?

Adjust the support: rehearse a sentence aloud, offer a small phrase bank or mark a model together. Ask learners to make a fresh choice independently when they are ready.