The Oracy Edit by The Subject Edit Build purposeful subject talk into your OCR Creative iMedia R094 lessons with 10 structured oracy activities. Using the WildWorld Zoo practice context, students explain design choices, ask questions, justify decisions and use subject vocabulary while developing a visual identity and planning, creating and reviewing a zoo leaflet. WHAT’S INCLUDED? • 20 classroom slides: 10 activities, each with a task slide and a supporting TALK slide. • An 8-page Teacher Guide with activity guidance, suggested answers, timings, differentiation ideas and teaching tips. • An Editable PowerPoint Toolkit to help you adapt the activities to your own teaching context. HOW DOES IT WORK? The activities use a consistent TALK framework: THINK — prepare what you want to say. ADD — develop ideas with reasons, detail or explanation. LINK — connect ideas to the client, audience and purpose. KEY WORDS — use relevant Creative iMedia vocabulary. Sentence starters, visual examples and vocabulary prompts help students structure their contributions and develop confidence. FLEXIBLE CLASSROOM USE Choose the activity that matches what your students are currently doing. Use it as a starter, a mid-lesson discussion or a plenary, with preparation time before paired or small-group talk. This is a pick-and-use toolkit rather than a sequence of complete lessons. The WildWorld Zoo context is ready to use, and the editable toolkit allows you to change the client, scenario, images and prompts while retaining the TALK approach. IDEAL FOR • KS4 OCR Creative iMedia R094 practice. • Developing subject vocabulary and explanations. • Supporting students who benefit from structured talk prompts. • Embedding literacy and oracy within practical media lessons. The classroom activities and Teacher Guide are supplied as PDFs. The Editable Toolkit is supplied as a PowerPoint file; the complete classroom slide pack is not fully editable. This independent teaching resource uses a practice scenario and is not an official OCR resource or live set assignment. Same subject. Stronger talk.