No. 731Ages 11 to 14
Planning an Essay
The shape of a strong essay and a clear five step plan, so every piece of writing starts with a focused argument.
No. 732Ages 11 to 14
Writing an Introduction
Hook, context and thesis explained with a colour coded model opener and a labelling task, answers included.
No. 733Ages 11 to 14
PEE Paragraphs
Point, Evidence, Explain broken down with sentence starters, a worked paragraph and a sorting task with answers.
No. 734Ages 11 to 14
Topic Sentences
How to open a paragraph with a point that links to the question, with weak versus strong examples and a quiz.
No. 735Ages 11 to 14
Connectives & Linking Words
Six banks of linking words sorted by purpose, from adding to contrasting, with gap fill practice and answers.
No. 736Ages 11 to 14
Embedding Quotations
The GCSE skill of weaving short quotations into your own sentences, with dropped versus embedded examples.
No. 737Ages 11 to 14
Writing a Conclusion
Restate, summarise and judge, with a model conclusion, a do and do not list, and a spot the mistake task.
No. 738Ages 11 to 14
Formal vs Informal Writing
The register essays expect, with an informal to formal translation table and rewriting practice, answers given.
No. 739Ages 11 to 14
Proofreading & Editing
A SPaG checklist, four proofreading marks and find the error practice, so final drafts read clean and clear.
Type or write inNo. 740Ages 11 to 14
Essay Plan Template
A ready to print planner with room for the question, thesis, three PEE points and a conclusion. Fill and write.