Changing Tone to Persuade
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In this lesson, pupils recap how simple sentences are structured and learn how to use them impactfully in writing. Through clear modelling and purposeful examples, children explore how a simple sentence communicates one key idea using a single clause. They… Read More »Simple Sentences
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Master the skill of writing objectively with this complete lesson pack. Designed to help children write clear, factual information texts, this resource teaches pupils how to avoid opinion-based language and choose precise, formal vocabulary instead. Through guided examples, discussion tasks,… Read More »Writing Objectively to Inform
This lesson teaches children how to use parenthesis in a purposeful and controlled way to improve the quality of their writing. Rather than simply adding extra information, pupils learn how parenthesis can vary sentence structure, build detail and create emphasis.… Read More »Using Parenthesis to Vary Sentence Structure
Give your pupils the tools they need to craft clear, confident introductions for balanced arguments. This resource pack breaks down the introduction into manageable steps, helping pupils understand how to introduce a topic, acknowledge opposing viewpoints and signpost the purpose… Read More »Introduction for a Balanced Argument
This resource pack teaches pupils how to strengthen their arguments by supporting ideas with evidence. Through clear modelling and scaffolded practice, children learn how to make a point and back it up with facts, quotes or examples before explaining how… Read More »Evidence to Support a Point in an Argument
This resource is designed to help children confidently explain why things happen by using conjunctions and adverbials that show cause and effect. Children practise adding conjunctions like so and because, then move on to linking ideas with more formal adverbials… Read More »Cause and Effect Conjunctions and Adverbials to Explain
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