Have any issues with this resource or a request? Contact us directly for the quickest response at: explore_education@outlook.com A full set of English ticklists for each genre, including different forms of narratives, poetry, postcards. Great for creating your LO and success criteria, using as a base for planning and teacher/self/peer assessment. 36 different ticklists. * Acrostic poems * Adventure stories * Autobiography * Balanced argument * Biography * Character description * Classic and modern poetry * Descriptive writing * Dialogues * Diary * Explanation * Fable * Formal letter * Ghost story * Information text KS1 * Information text KS2 * Instructions KS1 * Instructions KS2 * Legends * Letters * Lists * Myths * Newspaper articles * Non-Chronological Reports * Persuasive leaflets * Persuasive letters * Playscript * Poems on a common theme * Postcards * Recount KS1 * Recounts KS2 * Riddles * Story KS1 * Story KS2 * Taking notes * Traditional tales

Designed to help the children whilst they are writing instructions in Literacy, the Instruction Checklist Mat is a useful tool for the children to ensure that they address all the features of this particular genre in their own work. By making the Instruction Checklist Mat available on classroom tables, the children have instant access to ideas and, therefore, are more equipped to work independently. The Instruction Genre Checklist Mat can be re-used, especially if laminated for durability and has been produced in full colour using the Sassoon Primary font. Topics included: instructional/procedural texts.

A large checklist for both A-Level and GCSE compositions to check pupils idiomatic response to the 3 main genres: baroque, classical and romantic.

Use these in class for children to guide their instructional, descriptive and report writing. Children can use these as a self assessment tool/success criteria. Very useful to guide teacher’s planning and teaching episodes too.

Checklists for different genres of writing.

Gothic genre including starter, conventions, tasks, lists, questions, popular culture, creative writing. At least 3 lessons worth. Main Content: Matching picture starter Gothic conventions checklist Gothic picture conversation activity Related vocab activity Questions based on The Gothic Snap activity Creative task A (2 activities – students pick 1) Woman in Black extract and related questions Write your own definition Creative writing task B with planning and scaffolding Peer marking checklist criteria

22 SUCCESS CRITERIA WRITING GENRE PROMPT CARDS CHECKLISTS A great resource for Key Stage 2 children to use to help them with their writing. Each writing prompt card explains the structure, the features and when the type of genre can be used. There are 22 Publisher resources, each one a different genre. These resources are editable and are currently created on an A4 Publisher page. The prompt cards can be printed, reduced in size and placed in child's book to enable self assessment or peer assessment.

Three brilliant story starts for upper KS2/3 focussing on the 'Mystery' genre. Each includes an evocative image to stir students' imaginations, encouraging discussion and writing. All three are easily differentiated by outcome or support. Included in the pack is a 'Writer's Checklist' - a resource designed for students to self-assess or peer-assess their work. Please leave feedback if you've enjoyed using my resources. Thanks!

Editable bingo checklist for children to assess their own writing. Can be edited for different genres of writing across a range of year groups.

This table of detail can be used as a checklist to ensure that writing is consistent with the genre and does not fall into the trap of becoming a story. The criteria is in line with assessment guidelines and is structured to make it easier for both students and teachers to identify secure and creatively perceptive content. Suitable as a skills tool for Writing-to-Inform and Writing-to-Entertain.

Beginning your Genre Study of Historical Fiction? This is a great supplemental resource for teaching a Historical Fiction unit in Reading Workshop. You will find resources for whole class genre lessons, read aloud, or mini-lessons, as well as graphic organizers and resources for small groups, literature circles, book clubs, or as independent projects! Inside you will find: Historical fiction definition printable poster What is Historical Fiction? Graphic Organizer Historical Fiction Characteristic/Example from Text Graphic Organizer (Filled out and blank for flexibility) Characteristics of Historical Fiction printable poster Historical Fiction Characteristics Checklist Characteristics of Historical Fiction: Characters/Setting/Plot Graphic Organizer What I Noticed About Historical Fiction Chart Why do we read Historical Fiction? Brainstorming Graphic Organizer Perspective- what is it and how does it affect our Historical Fiction story? Historical Fiction Texts I've Already Read Graphic Organizer *The rest of these resources can be used with a specific book. You can use them with a whole-class read aloud, or in small groups! Exploring a Historical Fiction Text Cover Page My Background Knowledge: What I Already Know About the Time Period/What I Want to Find Out About the Time Period Graphic Organizer Getting Ready to Read: What I Already Know About the Time Period/ What I Learned from the Author's Note/What I Learned from a Non-Fiction Text Graphic Organizer Language from the Time Period Graphic Organizer Text-to-Text Connections with Historical Fiction Graphic Organizer/Chart Text-to-Self Connections with Historical Fiction Graphic Organizer/Chart Text-to-World Connections with Historical Fiction Organizer/Chart Character/Character Traits Graphic Organizer Character/How the Setting (Time and Place) Influences the Character's Actions Graphic Organizer Character/Protagonist/Antagonist with Evidence Graphic Organizer Character's Perspective/Influence on Story Graphic Organizer Setting: Describe the Time and Place Graphic Organizer Comparing Life Back Then to Life Today Graphic Organizer What I Notice About the Setting Graphic Organizer Sensory Images in the Setting Graphic Organizer Plot: Problem/Conflict and Solution Graphic Organizer Plot: How Does the Setting Influence the Plot? Graphic Organizer Fact vs. Fiction: What was fact in the story? What was fiction? Graphic Organizer Asking Questions Before/During/After Reading Historical Fiction Graphic Organizer Using Characteristics of Historical Fiction: What makes this story Historical Fiction? Lesson/Theme of Story Response Page Author's Purpose Response Page After I've Read (3 Questions I Still Have, 2 Lessons in the Story, 1 Topic I Want to Know More About)

Help your students to independently edit and proofread their own explanation writing pieces or explanatory essays with these engaging checklists and rubric. There are three age variations in the bundle for Junior (Ages 5 - 7), Middle (7 - 11) and Senior (11 - 15). Each bundle contains both a student checklist for independent assessment and a student / teacher rubric for conferencing. Check the preview for a visual example. The version you are looking at is the free PDF version. If you are looking for an editable version you can find it here Editable Writing Checklists These editable checklists are specifically for narratives and explanation writing at the moment. However we will are currently creating more for other writing genres in the coming weeks which will be added. Each age group has been stylised and written to appeal to different age groups. With six to a page you can easily print these out and distribute to students an re use them over and over. Best of all they are completely editable if you wish to change any element of it. Give your students the tools they need for great writing.

Suitable for upper KS2. These checklists show a variety of writing genres. Some have examples/starts of examples of what the text may look like. Can be adapted to suit particular aims.

One lesson including handout. Students describe their favourite genre of music. Lesson includes links to range of French songs that the students need to give their opinion on with a success checklist for achieving a top answer.

Teach your students to independently check their own narrative / story writing with these beautiful checklists and rubric. These editable checklists are specifically for narratives or story writing. We will be creating more for other writing genres in the near future. There are three age variations in the bundle for Junior (Ages 5 - 7), Middle (7 - 11) and Senior (11 - 15). Each bundle contains both a student checklist for independent assessment and a student / teacher rubric for conferencing. Check the preview for a visual example. Each age group has been stylised and written to appeal to different age groups. With six to a page you can easily print these out and distribute to students an re use them over and over. Best of all they are completely editable if you wish to change any element of it. Give your students the tools they need for writing great stories.

Three days worth of planning on a smartboard in the genre of a character description with reading and english lessons. Includes: The Twits character description word mat. Character description checklist. Twits picture cards for description.