Writing narratives is difficult for many students. A hurdle for students is how to identify the essential elements of any story and how to structure it. The next part in narrative writing is how to use language effectively. This PPT covers the structure and language components in narrative writing that should be completed as a series of lessons. The following elements are covered: Understanding of the three essential elements of a narratrive: Conflict, Change or resolution and Descriptive Writing. How to break down the components of a story through the plot mountain organiser graph Become familiar with the concepts of horizontal and vertical time to make their descriptive writing more effective. How to complete effective story starts by examining a multitude of story starts. Use show not tell style to improve your writing The use of sensory language to upgrade your standard

This bundle package on Income Statements is guaranteed to engage your students as they not only understand the features of an income statement but become proficient in analysing an income statement. The series of questions and case studies entrench learning. Lesson Objectives; At the completion of this lesson, all students, should be able to: • Determine the difference between profit and cash flow. • Understand how a profit is made and the different types of profit. • Understand the importance of profit to private sector businesses, e.g. reward for risk taking/enterprise, source of finance. • Understand the importance of profit to governments • Understand the main features of an income statement, e.g. revenue, cost of sales, gross profit, net profit, net profit after tax and retained profit. • Interpret simple income statements for decision making purposes. • Compile their own income statements based on data. Resources available are a series of PPT slides and to affirm learning supplementary worksheets.