<p>CCEA ENGLISH LANGUAGE<br /> Writing for audience and purpose<br /> Unit 1, Section A<br /> Writing frame (and example essay of how the writing structure can be employed).</p> <p>Resource aimed at ‘borderline’ D/C pupils, but it can also be utilised by higher ability pupils as an introduction to how to structure your essay.</p>

<p>This resource includes two examples of the ‘Room 101’ style speech in which pupils persuade their listeners to get rid of something they hate.</p> <p>The examples are somewhat trivial (spiders and dance music), but pupils could also be encouraged to write about something more emotive.</p> <p>There is also a basic writing scaffold included. This scaffold refers to ‘IM DA FOREST CREEPP’ techniques (an acronym to help pupils remember a range of persuasive techniques). A list of these techniques has also been included.</p>

<p>CCEA GCSE English Language Unit 4 Revision Booklet. This resource includes:</p> <p>exam breakdown;<br /> suggested structure for personal writing;<br /> pupil-friendly mark scheme;<br /> example plan and essay;<br /> hints and tips;<br /> P.E.E paragraph structure;<br /> and practice questions for task 2, 3 and 4.</p>

<p>This A3 revision resource will offers a way of accessing the unseen prose section of the CCEA English Literature Unit 1 exam.</p> <p>It highlights the elements of the writer’s craft that they should be looking for.</p>

<p>CCEA English Language Unit 1, Task 4 and 5 - DVD cover of ‘Everest’ (accessible for low ability)</p> <p>I recommend the PDF version, but I have included word doc to allow for editing.</p>

<p>CCEA ENGLISH LANGUAGE -UNIT 1, MEDIA TEXTS (Task 4 and 5) Edinburgh Dungeon Leaflet.</p> <p>This resource also offers pupils some assistance/scaffolding when it comes to structuring their response.</p>

<p><strong>FREE</strong>Literacy Worksheet</p> <p>Double-sided worksheet with sectioned questions on basic literacy (capital letters, full stops, commas, grammar and homophones).</p>

<p>‘IM DA FOREST CREEPP’ techniques display.</p> <p>‘IM DA FOREST CREEPP’ is an acronym to help pupils remember some persuasive techniques.</p> <p>This is a colourful classroom display that GCSE and KS3 pupils can access.</p>