Is there any other way to teach punctuation other than those ‘correct the mistakes’ activities? There is now. The Mystery of the Missing Punctuation is a murder mystery. To solve the crime, students will have to solve the punctuation problem. And to solve the problem, they’ll have to explore how punctuation can create and change meaning. By engaging students in a story with a purpose, punctuation becomes meaningful. 52 pages - 8 double-spread activities Differentiated at foundation and advanced levels With supporting teacher’s notes and worksheets Perfect for boosting or reinforcing punctuation skills from Years 7-11

AQA GCSE English Language Smashed breaks down all the questions on both Paper 1 and Paper 2, step by step, to help students to: smash the questions to make they know what the question is asking them to do smash the sources so they can select appropriate content for their responses smash their answers so they do everything needed to get the best possible mark. 72 pages, 28 double-page worksheets covering: the essential reading skills of information retrieval, inference, selecting quotation, commenting on vocabulary and sentence structure, evaluation and comparison the essential writing skills of planning, structuring, crafting effective sentence structures, making significant vocabulary choices, and proofreading. …plus a handy revision summary and glossary. Great for teaching the exam; great for revision.