How to write a persuasive speech, based on the A FOREST PIE concept, featuring a quiz previously downloaded from TES. There is also a written transcript of the featured speech for text analysis activities.

How to write an informal letter.

These slides will help students understand more simply what the Great Depression was and what causes a Depression, using examples from the most recent UK recession. It should help students understand the context for Of Mice and Men.

Designed to help students plan and write a compelling first person narrative. Please review so I can improve!

This resource will help students construct simple sentences and develop them using multiple adjectives, 'but' and 'because'. The outcome is that they should be able to write a short paragraph about a chosen topic.

A controversial issue designed to spark debate, channelled into a persuasive writing task. Sure to engage.

Using examples from great authors, this is designed to convince students of the importance of learning and applying this skill.

Templates for reward postcards designed to motivate and incentivise students.

This resource will help students understand what writing to argue is and how to do it more effectively.

Designed to help students understand how language is used in advertising and help them develop their own skills in this field.

These real life examples will help students analyse autobiographical writing as well as inspiring them to achieve their own ambitions.

Designed to help students cultivate review writing skills. With some added humour at the end... Please review so I can improve!

With an engaging presentation, interactive scoring system and great incentives, homework should never bring any more groans.

Three exercises for developing inference skills.

Introduction to the first 3 pages of the Hunger Games, making judgments and looking for literary devices.

Three exercises in which the student can develop creative writing skills by describing an image of a place.

Two activities for analysing advertisements, then a spelling test of key media words.

Two activities to use adjectives and verbs to describe cars.

Circle the adjectives, verbs and adverbs in the correct colour.

Fill in the gaps in these sentences with an adverb.

A quick reminder for those prone to forget!