FREE | Buddy | Extract Response | How does Hinton make The Beast seem like a child?

A full main task for a lesson on extract responses using Nigel Hinton’s Buddy.

Aimed at Year 9, this resource includes:

• A close reading and highlighting task with a single-page extract
• A differentiated challenge grid for structuring an extract response to the question

The grid supports pupils to four levels of difficulty, and encourages contextual, social and personal responses as well as the initial PEE format. Great for mixed ability classes with both ALN and MAT students present. Models included.

An editable version of the differentiated challenge grid can be found here.

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