This worksheet takes students through the skills needed to compare the two texts. It shows them how to build from a topic sentence, using comparative connectives. It then explores how to move between the two texts, whilst comparing.

This worksheet takes students through the needs of question 6. It guides students to have an opinion about the text and then focuses their attention on how to build a paragraph.

This worksheet focuses on taking students through the stages of coming up with an answer to the question. The emphasis is on the thinking process of coming up with a full answer.

A worksheet to help students come up with ideas for creative writing in an examination. The worksheet looks at the image option and the open task. It covers a range of strategies that people can use that will suit the way their brain works.

This is a worksheet that guides students through activities that aims to improve their vocabulary.

This is a lesson plan for a thirty-minute lesson that would work in an interview lesson. The focus is on making effective vocabulary choices and encourages practical application of grammatical terms. Students are encouraged to make choices with impact on the reader in mind. The lesson plan includes suggested differentiation and possible extension to a one-hour lesson.

A worksheet that aims to help the student puzzle out the poem independently. It focuses on looking at the form and creating questions that challenge the choices made by the writer.

This lesson PowerPoint supports the interview lesson plan. It is a 30-minute lesson focused on making vocabulary choices with the reader in mind. This ppt includes an image and examples to guide students through the tasks. It also provides clear task insructions.

This poem helps students work through the issues and ideas in Sonnet 29 I think of thee! by Elizabeth Barrett Browning. The worksheet focuses on the form of the sonnet and the central extended metaphor in the poem.

This is a worksheet that helps students puzzle out the overall concept behind Causley's poem.

A worksheet that guides students through the poem by Lord Byron, When we first parted. The focus is on methods of self study and then using the context to explore how this changes attitudes to the poem.

This is a worksheet that guides the student through the poem Letters from Yorkshire by Moira Dooley. The worksheet guides the student to write a paragraph.

A worksheet that helps guide the student through study of The Farmers Bride by Charlotte Mew.

This worksheet guides the student through the poem Walking Away by C Day Lewis. It offers tips on how to write analytically about the poem.

This is a simple worksheet that asks students to puzzle out the persuasive devices. This is suitable for all ages, as revision or as an audit of knowledge before beginning work on nonfiction writing.

A worksheet that helps students to understand and write about the imagery, tone and structure of the poem.

A worksheet full of task to guide students through using punctuation in creative writing.

This worksheet supports the interview lesson plan and powerpoint for making effective vocabulary choices. This worksheet offers a basic structure for the lesson that the students can follow as you take them through the different activities.

This lesson will be perfect for engaging students in an interview setting, as it asks them to use language creatively. Students are asked to sell a broken down car in a way that doesn't lie but encourages someone to buy it anyway. The lesson plan encourages differentiation and shows how this 30-minute lesson could be turned into a 60-minute lesson.

This powerpoint supports the interview lesson plan on writing for inference/ implication. The idea of the lesson is to explore how we can use language to mislead but not lie to the reader. This lesson can also be used to explore the impact of language in the media and our role to be critical readers.