<p>GCSE English Language Resource - Reading Non Fiction</p> <p>This unit covers identifying important information within a text, looking at analysing non-fiction at sentence, phrase, and word level. Additionally, it will look at purpose, audience and format, whilst comparing attitudes and perspectives. These topics are key to allowing students to interpret unseen non-fiction in a wide variety of styles.</p> <p>This booklet contains:</p> <p>A worksheet, with answers for each lesson:<br /> Pg 2 – Inferences<br /> Pg 4 – Purpose, audience and format<br /> Pg 6 – Referring to the text<br /> Pg 7 – Comparing settings, facts and experience<br /> Pg 9 – Identifying word classes<br /> Pg 11 – Rhetoric<br /> Pg 13 – Identifying persuasive devices<br /> Pg 14 – Analysing structure in non-fiction</p> <p><strong>Pg 16 – Exam style questions<br /> Pg 23 – Suggested teaching order<br /> Pg 23 – Learning objectives for each lesson<br /> Pg 24 – Questions or activities that teachers could use</strong></p> <p>*Perfect for booster sessions, homework, cover lessons, revision and independent study. *</p>

<p>A colourful and editable PDF to support visual planning of regular routines, homework, revision and exam periods.</p> <p>Especially useful for SEND students who may require a visual aid in managing time and expectations in the run up to any exam or mock exam period.</p>

<p>Share our Mindfulness Guide with your KS4 students. Designed as a supportive tool for managing stress around exams, mocks and revision periods.</p>

<p>Illustrated and engaging tips, quick reminders of key formulas in Maths and Science, and revision timetable.</p>

<p>GCSE Survival Tips for Parents! An** honest** and useful guide to navigating the exam period. Parent’s need support too! Share with parents of your KS4 students.</p>

<p>A two page printable to hand to your KS4 GCSE students, display in your classrooms and corridors, or post digital versions on your school social profiles. Top 10 tips from real teachers.</p>