Storyline Scotland is a highly engaging approach to creating meaningful contexts for pupils’ learning. It is particularly effective in creating meaningful contexts for writing – both fiction and non-fiction.<\/p>\n
During the session 2018-2019 Argyll and Bute practitioners underwent training with Sallie Harkness to plan and implement a Storyline around the topic of “The Visitor Centre.” Resources relating to this, as well as other Storyline topics,\u00a0can be found in the drop down menu.<\/p>\n
Documents to support the understanding and planning of Storyline can be found below:<\/p>\n
Argyll and Bute Storyline Guidance<\/a><\/p>\n topic planning<\/a><\/p>\n Storyline Planning Grid<\/a><\/p>\n Topics and checklist<\/a><\/p>\n Incidents planning grid<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Storyline Scotland is a highly engaging approach to creating meaningful contexts for pupils’ learning. It is particularly effective in creating meaningful contexts for writing – both fiction and non-fiction. During the session 2018-2019 Argyll and Bute practitioners underwent training with Sallie Harkness to plan and implement a Storyline around the topic of “The Visitor Centre.” … Continue reading Storyline Scotland<\/span>