OCR Conflict Poetry Anthology Revision Posters Booklet. The Conflict cluster of 15 poems is beautifully presented with annotation boxes for easy revision. A decorative must have for classrooms and bedrooms.

This booklet will help students identify antonyms allowing them to understand and use a wider range of words. Finding antonyms requires students to analyse words and their meanings critically, promoting higher order thinking skills.

The purpose of this 23 page booklet is to test students’ understanding of the grammatical rules that govern the English language. 100 questions and answers. Suitable for age 8 and up, including adult learners.

This booklet will help students identify Prepositions and Conjunctions in texts, allowing them to understand and use them to become better communicators.

The purpose of this booklet is to enhance the students’ understanding of words that sound alike and help them in identifying when to use the right word in the right context.

This booklet will help students to identify and respond to, a variety of sentence types which will aid their understanding of texts. Also students will be better able to employ different sentence types in their own writing to become effective communicators. Explanation, exercises, quiz and answers included.

A compendium of tasks and exercises teaching students about this powerful little giant. The full stop is a silent guide in the written world. The simple dot carries signigicant weight in the realm of punctuation, uderscoring the importance of precision in language and communication. This resource will help students understand the power of this understated punctuation. This is a challenging resource for students aged 7 to adult, which blends educational content with fun.

Cheat sheet posters on non-fiction writing styles: advise, analyse, argue, comment, describe, discuss, entertain, explain, imagine, inform, instruct, persuade, recount, report & review.

All the Non-fiction writing posters in one booklet! Bitesize information on writing to advise, ananlyse, argue, comment, describe, discuss, entertain, explain, imagine, inform, instruct, persuade, recount, report, review. Perfect for the classroom and home learning. Save and buy all 15 posters in this booklet.

Guiding the reader through ideas. This booklet will help students to organise ideas in a clear and logical manner. Discursive markers (connectives) guide the reader (or listener) through the text, indicating how ideas are related, whether they contrast, build on each other, or lead to a conclusion. 19-page booklet including explanation, exercises, quiz, answers and an A4 poster.

Writing to review helps students develop critical thinking skills.  They learn to analyse various aspects of a subject, assess its strengths and weaknesses, express their opinions, justify them with evidence and reasoning, discern quality and effectiveness in different contexts and make informed judgements. This 25 slide PowerPoint includes explanation, exercises, quiz and answers and is perfect for the classroom and home learning. This non-fiction writing powerpoint is estimated to last for 2 x 1 hour lessons.

Mastering the skill of writing to report will lead to better grades and a deeper understanding of various topics.  Writing to report helps students to present their research and findings clearly and systematically. Students will be able to convey information in a clear, concise and structured manner.  This skill is essential for effective communication in both academic and professional settings. This 17 slide PowerPoint includes explanation, exercises, quiz and answers and is perfect for the classroom and home learning. This non-fiction writing resource is estimated to last for 2 x 1 hour lessons.

Writing to recount helps students develop their narrative skills.  They learn to structure a story or an event in a logical sequence, then communicate their thoughts and experiences clearly and vividly, which is essential for clear and effective storytelling. Recount writing also encourages students to recall past experiences and reflect on them.  This reflection helps deepen their understanding of those experiences and lessons learned. This 16 slide PowerPoint includes explanation, exercises, quiz and answersand  is estimated to last for 2 x 1 hour lessons. This non-fiction resource is perfect for the classroom and home learning.

Persuasive writing teaches students to think critically about various topics.  They learn to evaluate different sides of an argument, gather and analyse evidence, and build logical, and coherent arguments. Students also learn to express their ideas clearly and convincingly, which is essential in both academic and professional settings. This 16 slide PowerPoint includes explanation, exercises, quiz and answers.  It is ideal for the classroom and home learning. This non-fiction resource is estimated to provide 2 x 1 hour lessons.

This resource is perfect for the classroom or home learning, and will teach students to explore different perspectives on a issue or topic, then present their arguments for and against, to come to a reasoned conclusion. Writing to discuss encourages students to think critically about the subject matter and to become clear and effective communicators which is essential in both academic and professional settings. This 22 slide PowerPoint includes explanation, exercises, quiz and answers. This non-fiction resource is estimated to last for 2 x 1 hour lessons.

Writing to explain helps students develop the ability to convey information clearly and concisely, ensuring that their audience comprehends the subject matter. This type of non-fiction writing requires students to analyse information, break it down into understandable parts and explain the relationships between concepts, processes, or ideas and present it logically.  It is a skill crucial in both academic and everyday contexts. This 16 slide PowerPoint is perfect for the classroom and home learning and includes explanation, exercises, quiz and answers. This non-fiction resource is estimated to last for 2 x 1 hour lessons.

Writing to entertain encourages students to use their imagination and creativity.  This form of writing often involves crafting stories, developing characters and building intriguing plots, which can make the writing process more enjoyable and less of a chore. Writing to entertain helps students learn how to captivate their audience’s attention.  It teaches them the importance of word choice, tone, and pacing, which are essential skills for effective communication in both personal and professional settings. This 14 slide PowerPoint is perfect for the classroom and home learning and includes explanation, exercises, quiz and answers. This non-fiction writing resource is estimated to last for 2 x 1 hour lessons.

Writing to Describe is painting pictures with words. Descriptive writing improves students’ ability to convey detailed and vivid information, making their communication more precise and effective.  Being descriptive encourages students to pay attention to details and think critically about how to describe them.  This skill is valuable in both academic and real-world settings. This 17 slide PowerPoint includes explanation, exercises, quiz and answers. This non-fiction resource is estimated to last for 2 x 1 hour lessons.

This resource is perfect for the classroom or home learning. Writing to comment requires students to analyse and evaluate content, whether it’s a piece of literature, a scientific article, or a social issue. This process enhances their critical thinking skills, encourages their confidence in articulating opinions and helps them to understand different perspectives. This non-fiction resource is an 18 slide PowerPoint with explanation, exercises, quiz and answers and is estimated to last for 2 x 1 hour lessons.

A perfect addition to any classroom. This PowerPoint will help students to think critically about a topic, consider multiple perspectives and develop a coherent argument.  This skill enhances students’ ability to analyse information, identify logical connections and make reasoned judgements. Writing to argue is a skill in which students learn to present points logically, support their arguments with evidence and address counter arguments.  These skills are essential not only for academia, but for life. This non-fiction resource is a 15 slide PowerPoint which includes explanation, exercises, quiz and answers. The powerpoint is estimated to last for 2 x 1 hour lessons.