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A full lesson of 24 slides and resources looking at Roald Dahl’s Boy extract on sweets and linking it to a piece of descriptive writing describing a sweet shop. This lesson gives tips on how to achieve a grade 9 looking at building word banks and technique banks so that they can feel confident attempting their assessment tasks.

This lesson focuses specifically on language analysis and build up tasks, planning ideas and the descriptive writing task based around creative reading Q2 language analysis on Roald Dahl’s ‘Boy’ and creative writing Q5 describe a sweet shop using a taste test activity to get students to really focus on their senses to describe taste, touch, smells, sights, noises.

-To focus and reflect on past memories of sweets
-Read and analyse a piece of fiction text (Roald Dahl’s ‘Boy’) relating to sweets to give use as inspiration for a piece of creative writing
-Identify and name language techniques
-Write a developed response to Q2 language analysis
-Develop a sophisticated word bank
-Generate and discuss descriptive ideas
-Express our own viewpoints and perspectives
-To create and develop a piece of creative writing describing a sweet shop
-Self review activity
-To recall learning from the lesson in a A-Z activity

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