Students need guidance on how to write different genres. A most helpful strategy is to provide scaffolding. In this resource teachers are helped by the provision of scaffolding for Narrative and Argumentative Writing. How the teacher is helped is through: Time saving as no need to design a scaffold A supportive framework for student learning to plan an essay A foundation for structuring an essay Appreciation of different formats for writing different genres.

Great saving of time for the busy teacher. The ideal compendium of information for test preparation for the finance unit in the Business Studies Course. • Topics include: finance sources, cash flow, income statements, statement of financial position and financial ratios. • Students improve their understanding of the various terms associated with these topics by completing a table of definitions and providing examples of real life applications. • To further cement the concepts students complete challenging exercises on income statements, statement of financial position and financial ratios. • Ideal for homework exercises

Ideal resource for the teacher preparing students for exams or a ready guide for students writing a narrative as an assignment or class task. How students benefit even more is: Saves time for students writing a narrative as they have a quick guide. Provides a sound structure for writing a narrative. Provides a ready reference for students who are inundated with other genres to understand. Helps the new student unfamiliar with this genre to write more effectively.

Give your English classes a vocabulary boost with a range of activities on antonyms and synonym, prefixes and suffixes, word fromation and words used in context. Six worksheets bundled into one package could act as a supplement to a lesson/s or as standalone lessons. If you take the standalone path, these worksheets could be used over three lessons depending on how you apply them to your lesson. So the benefits are: save time on lesson preparation ready made worksheets a fine range of worksheets to bolster students’ vocabulary covers at least three lessons of work

This is a formidable package for analysing poetry using poetic devices. How do you benefit as a teacher using this package? • Saving time preparing lessons as the unit covers at least three (3) lessons. • The explanation of poetry is easy for students to understand as it is concise. • Valuable tools for analysing poetry. • Important poetic devices that students can grasp. • A litany of examples to explain poetic devices. • Formidable questions to entrench learning of poetic devices • Satisfaction that the students have sufficient information to analyse poems effectively.

This is a formidable lesson for analysing poetry using poetic devices. How do you benefit as a teacher using this package? • Saving time preparing lessons as this is at least one lesson. • The explanation of poetry is easy for students to understand as it is concise. • Valuable tools for analysing poetry. • Important poetic devices that students can grasp. • A number of exercises to explain poetic devices. • A wordsearch to entrench the learning of poetic devices • Satisfaction that the students have sufficient information to analyse poems effectively.

In this package the teacher benefits from a comprehensive arsenal of narrative writing tools to help teach narrative writing more effectively. It is not a simple checklist that aids the teaching of the genre but is a ready reference to create effective writers in his or her class. In addition to entrench these concepts, students are given a host of exercises ranging from story starts to techniques like Show and Tell. What is the breakdown on this package? • A 14 slide PPT jam packed with features of and techniques for narrative writing • Students are provided with story starter types and complete exercises on them. • Students are taught to create descriptive settings. • Students are taught to develop characters better. • Students are taught to use stronger nouns and verbs in their writing through exercises. • Students are taught to use sensory words for better descriptions of scenes and characters in the story through a number of exercises. • Students are taught to understand conflict in a story better with a number of exercises. • Students are given ideas to embellish concepts of character development in a story. • Students are given ideas to pace the story better. • Students are shown how to vary the length of sentences to create tension and captivate reader. These ideas are affirmed through a number of sentence restructures. • Students are given tips on ending stories better and supported with exercises to affirm the resolution of a problem.