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Fed up of paying for resources that weren't up to the standard that my students required (or resources that needed endless adapting), I decided to start making my own. All of the resources in this shop have been tried and tested by myself and my department - I don't believe in selling things that I wouldn't use myself! Any feedback you have on any of my resources would be greatly appreciated!

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Fed up of paying for resources that weren't up to the standard that my students required (or resources that needed endless adapting), I decided to start making my own. All of the resources in this shop have been tried and tested by myself and my department - I don't believe in selling things that I wouldn't use myself! Any feedback you have on any of my resources would be greatly appreciated!
English Classroom Display Bundle
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English Classroom Display Bundle

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In this bundle, there are a range of created and amalgamated posters for an English Classroom including: Synonyms Discourse Markers Question Stems Subject Terminology Persuasive Devices Key Quotations Literature Terminology Punctuation Matters New Specification Assessment Objectives Please also take a look at my other resources. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
Literacy Display Pack (Connectives, Discourse Markers, Persuasive Devices, Synonyms)
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Literacy Display Pack (Connectives, Discourse Markers, Persuasive Devices, Synonyms)

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This is a selection of posters to hang up in an English or a Literacy classroom. This is perfect for someone moving in to a new classroom or even someone wanting to spruce up their current room (primary or secondary). There are: Ten posters on synonyms of the most boring words that students use (good, bad, happy, sad, big, small, went, looked, said and nice) - these are leveled according to ability. Four posters on discourse markers (connectives) in the following categories: concluding arguments, sequencing arguments, furthering arguments and countering arguments. Three posters on persuasive techniques/devices using an acronym, along with student-friendly definitions of each term. Please also take a look at my other resources. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.