<p>Introduction to Article Writing: Explore the purpose, audience, and tone, using examples from newspapers and magazines.</p> <p>Key Features: Teach structure (headline, introduction, body, conclusion) and stylistic elements (rhetorical devices, transitions).</p> <p>Skill Building:</p> <p>Craft engaging headlines and introductions.<br /> Write clear body paragraphs with topic sentences and supporting details.<br /> Conclude effectively with summaries or calls to action.<br /> Scaffolding Activities:</p> <p>Modeling: Analyze example articles.<br /> Guided Practice: Co-write articles as a class.<br /> Independent Writing: Gradually release responsibility to students.<br /> Review and Feedback:</p> <p>Peer reviews and teacher feedback.<br /> Editing and proofreading for coherence and grammar.<br /> Application: Assign real-world topics and assess using rubrics.</p> <p>This approach ensures progressive skill development, fostering confidence and competence in article writing.</p>

<p>This materials are detailed and suitable to teach <strong>Witi Ihimaera’s</strong> Whale Rider to <em>KS3</em> students. <strong>L1-7</strong>. I have included <strong>PowerPoint</strong> lessons 1-7 as well as other useful materials.</p>

<p>Engaging and interactive Powerpoint lessons based on Collins Cambridge Checkpoint English - Stage 8. Lessons adaptable for KS 3. To teach these lessons, you are advised to purchase the textbook, teacher’s guide and the the workbook.</p>

<p>This materials are detailed and suitable to teach Witi Ihimaera’s Whale Rider to KS3 students. I have included PowerPoint lessons 15-23 as well as other useful materials.</p>

<p>This materials are detailed and suitable to teach** Witi Ihimaera’s** Whale Rider to <strong>KS3</strong> students. I have included <strong>PowerPoint</strong> lessons 8-14 as well as other useful materials.</p>

<p>John Boyne tells this story from the perspective of 9 year old Bruno. These resources are suitable for students aged 11-18. There are engaging worksheets as well as interactive PowerPoint lessons that could be used as is or adapted by teachers to suit their classes. There are 15 lessons altogether in this folder.</p>

<p>If you would love your KS 3 students to study, analyse and enjoy great poems from Africa, kindly explore the rich materials uploaded here.</p>

<p>African poems simplified lessons for KS 3</p>

<p>Engaging Lessons on Robert Swindell’s Stone Cold: Lesson 1-10</p>

<p>Lessons 21-29 on Robert Swindwells’ Stone Cold. The lessons are engaging and robust to teach fiction, creative writing and drama.</p>

<p>Lessons 11-20. Engaging and challenging lessons on Robert Swindwells’ Stone Cold</p>

<p>A ppt lesson to introduce year 7 students to short stories.</p>