Writing to Argue and Summarising - Capital Punishment. To know how to identify and summarise relevant information from a text. To understand the features of writing to argue

Writing Exam Revision Lesson for AQA English Language Exam.

• Know what you have to do in order to achieve a certain grade. • Identify good speaking and listening skills • Be able to demonstrate how you speak and listen effectively using the skills identified.

Writing to Persuade Tick Sheet - Model vs Peer Assessment

Writing to Argue and Persuade Essay WAF 1, 2, 3 - an assessing pupils progress assessment for non-fiction or media scheme of work.

You have to find out what sort of chocolate product 11 – 14 year olds would like to eat.

Harry Potter RAF1 (reading assessment focus 1) - building tension. Can also be used to assess reading assessment focus 5.

The Purpose of Texts - Non-Fiction Reading - a lesson looking at the purpose of writing which naturally leads to an investigation of audience.

What is a questionnaire and why do we use them?

Worksheet comparing how tension is created in Private Peaceful vs Stormbreaker as a reading exercise

There are 3 types of sentences: • Simple Sentences • Compound Sentences • Complex Sentences

Exemplar Letter of Complaint for KS4 GCSE writing paper.

How to make persuasive adverts

To understand the purpose of the media To understand the different ways of communicating adverts through the media

Know a range of persuasive techniques. (4C- 5C) • Understand how to use a range of persuasive techniques effectively. (4C – 5C)

How does the print based advert use language and presentational devices to make their advert effective?

In preparation for your creative writing assessment...........Greatest Hits of your life!

Lesson Plan - To be able to identify features of vivid writing in text To understand how to use these features effectively to improve a text

Example Text. 2 per page

Example answer for AQA Literature GCSE on Simon Armitage's poem the Homecoming.