Identify how texts across the curriculum have different language features and are typically organised into characteristic stages depending on purposes
Identify how texts across the curriculum have different language features and are typically organised into characteristic stages depending on purposes
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This unit plan has been created to support your students when exploring the varying features, structures and purposes of different types of...
This comprehensive unit takes students through the purpose, structure and features of the different text types. The unit begins with a prese...
This unit plan has been created to support your students to understand and become increasingly familiar with typical structural stages and...
This unit plan is a great way to support students plan, draft and compose persuasive texts. The unit contains a detailed presentation, an ab...
This comprehensive unit plan about paragraphs explains in detail the importance and role of paragraphs and how to successfully structure par...
This ‘Writing a Narrative’ unit is a comprehensive narrative writing guide that will take you through the steps of how to write a well plann...
This presentation is a great resource for teachers to use when introducing and revisiting the purpose, structure and features of poems. The...
This presentation demonstrates the different text types, including their purpose, structure and features.
This presentation has been created to support your students to understand and become increasingly familiar with typical structural stages a...
This detailed presentation supports your students when planning and composing persuasive texts. It runs though the structure, text features,...
This five-week persuasive writing unit explores Yahoo Creek: An Australian Mystery by Tohby Riddle, guiding students through the analysis of...
The Yahoo Creek Suggested Answers booklet provides model responses for all key activities across the persuasive writing unit. It includes sa...
This poster helps students structure persuasive paragraphs using the PEEL method: Point, Evidence, Explanation and Link. It supports clear,...
This poster helps students build strong persuasive paragraphs using the hamburger method. Each layer of the burger shows what to include: op...
The Teaching Notes page supports implementation of the Yahoo Creek Persuasive Writing Unit for Years 3–6. It outlines the weekly lesson sequ...
The Yahoo Creek unit title page introduces students to the theme of persuasive writing through the lens of historical mystery and storytelli...
This five-week narrative unit explores Just Tricking! by Andy Griffiths, engaging students in reading, analysing, and writing humorous stori...
The Suggested Answers booklet provides clear sample responses for all core activities in the Just Tricking! Narrative Writing Unit. It offer...
The Extension Task Cards provide engaging enrichment activities for the Just Tricking! Narrative Writing Unit. Each card offers a creative c...
These paragraph planners support students to structure clear, engaging paragraphs in prank narratives. They guide sentence order, voice, and...
This reflection sheet guides students to identify strengths and areas for growth in their writing, provide constructive feedback to peers, a...
The assessment rubric provides a 5-point scale for evaluating students’ summative tasks in the Just Tricking! Narrative Writing Unit. It cov...
This final challenge lets students showcase their learning by creating a sequel, analysing humour style, or designing a comic-strip version...
This final challenge lets students showcase their learning by creating a sequel, analysing humour style, or designing a comic-strip version...
This worksheet helps students practice improving their stories by experimenting with different words and dialogue inspired by the Humour Hac...
This partner checklist supports peer feedback by prompting students to look for clarity, humour, and areas to improve in each other’s storie...
These tip sheets explain age-appropriate humour techniques to help students identify, discuss, and use them in their writing. Each chart sho...
This editing checklist helps students revise their prank stories for clarity, pacing, and humour. It guides them to self-assess sentence flo...
This worksheet guides students to explore how changing the narrator’s point of view can shift humour and meaning. Students practise rewritin...
This tip sheet guides students through the typical Just Tricking! story format. It breaks down the narrative structure into three clear part...
These scaffolded narrative planners helps students organise prank stories in the Just Tricking! style. It guides them to plan a clear orient...
This worksheet helps students explore the main character’s traits in Just Tricking!, compare motivations and choices, and write a diary entr...
This worksheet helps students identify and analyse different humour techniques in a Just Tricking!-style passage, rewrite it to increase its...
This worksheet helps students identify and understand different types of humour used in Just Tricking!. Students practise rewriting a passag...
This worksheet guides students to plan and write their own short prank story, following Andy Griffiths’ Just Tricking! style — using clear n...
This worksheet helps students practise rewriting a prank scene from Just Tricking! in a completely different style. It teaches them to spot...
This set teaches students how to break down a narrative into key parts, rewrite scenes in a new style, and plan their own short stories insp...
This set supports students to collect and use key words from 'Just Tricking', building a rich word wall that enhances their funny storytelli...
This worksheet set helps students learn about Andy Griffiths (the author) and Terry Denton (the illustrator). Students discover how they wor...
This set of worksheets helps students examine the book cover and title of 'Just Tricking', encouraging them to make predictions about the pl...
The Teaching Notes page supports delivery of the Just Tricking! Narrative Writing Unit for Years 3–6. It outlines the lesson sequence, curri...
This title page introduces the multi-age Year 3–6 unit Just Tricking! – Narrative Writing with Humour. It provides a clear visual overview o...
A bright, easy-to-read classroom display poster introducing the concept of the author’s purpose using the PIE acronym – Persuade, Inform, En...
This 32-card task card set helps students explore, analyse, and respond to non-fiction texts in a flexible and engaging way. Students practi...
This has been created as a resource for students to utilise when examining poetry. Students work through the checklist, following the steps...
This poetry quiz makes for a wonderful whole-class review/formative assessment to gauge students’ abilities of the purpose, structure and fe...
Playful Poetic Devices is a rotation activity designed to consolidate the understanding of poetic devices such as puns, neologisms and spoon...
Playful Poetic Devices is a rotation activity designed to consolidate the understanding of poetic devices such as alliteration, nonsense wor...
Use this resource to generate discussions about poems that are being examined in your classroom. Students can work in partners or small grou...
This helpful resource is a great way for your students to explore the use of literary devices within the poetic text, The Spelling Lesson wr...
This helpful resource is a great way for your students to explore the use of literary devices within the poetic text The Rainbow Serpent. Th...
This helpful resource is a great way for your students to explore the use of literary devices within the poetic text, The Spelling Lesson wr...
This worksheet provides opportunities for students to experiment with spoonerisms and asks them to explain how and why they are included in...
This helpful resource is a great way for you and your students to identify and solidify important terminology related to poetry. Together wi...
Hand out these useful reference cards to your students when exploring the purpose, structure and features of poems.
Use these quick check-ins to assess student understanding of the purpose, structure and features of different text types.
Solve the joke by identifying the purpose of the different text types.
This display provides a visual prompt for students when learning about text types and genres.Enlarge to A3 and laminate for multiple uses.
Use these quick check ins to assess student understanding of the purpose, structure and features of different texts types.
This 10-question quiz makes a wonderful whole class warmup, review or formative assessment tool to gauge students’ level of understanding on...
These hilarious scenario cards will have students creating some weird and wacky ways to convince you to buy their product. Students work...
Use this fun resource to encourage students to match their style of writing to the intended purpose.
Use these texts to help students identify the different features of the three text types- persuasive, informative and imaginative.
Have students consolidate their knowledge of text purpose, structure and features by identifying and organising the structure of this text....
Looking for a super fun way to reinforce Text Structure with your students? Students will read each description or example, identify the...
Looking for a super fun way to reinforce Text Structure with your students? Students cut and paste the descriptions of the structure of a...
Solve the riddle by identifying the purpose of the different text types.
Help Pat identify the three purposes of texts, their definitions and matching text types by cutting out and correctly assembling the puzzle...
This display provides a visual prompt for students when identifying the structure of narrative texts. Enlarge to A3 and laminate for mult...
This display provides a visual prompt for students when identifying the structure of informative texts. Enlarge to A3 and laminate for mu...
This display provides a visual prompt for students when identifying the purpose, text types and features of the three texts types.
This display provides a visual prompt for students when identifying the difference between factual and fictions texts. Enlarge to A3 and...
These student reference cards are fitted two to a page and should be cut in half. They provide students with a reference to assist them when...
This helpful resource is a great way to check your students’ understanding of literary devices and deliberate word play, in literary texts....
This helpful resource is a great way to check your students understanding of literary devices and deliberate word play, in literary texts. W...
This helpful resource is a great way for your students to explore the use of sound play as literary devices in texts. The worksheet focuses...
This helpful resource is a great way for your students to explore the use of neologisms as a literary device in texts. It has been created a...
This helpful resource is a great way for your students to explore the use of puns as a literary device in texts. It has been created as part...
This worksheet encourages your students choose a ‘simple’ procedural text displayed on the worksheet to ‘improve’ it, making it more detaile...
This worksheet encourages your students to recognise and work with language features of a procedural text (verbs, adverbs and subject-speci...
This comprehension worksheet encourages your students to recognise and identify language features and answer questions based on the procedur...
A fun resource focused on sequencing the method of a procedure for making Tacos. Students can work in pairs, as a class or individually to s...
This is a great resource to have handy when exploring procedural texts with your students. We have a worksheet within our Year 4 unit plan...
This helpful scaffold encourages and supports your students to compose a correctly structured persuasive text. It provides students with sec...
A great example of a persuasive text that can be used in multiple ways within your classroom. This text could be annotated through the explo...
This handy worksheet will support your students to consolidate their understanding of persuasive language devices by matching each one liste...
This cut and paste worksheet will support your students to consolidate their understanding of persuasive language features by categorising t...
These posters were created to support student learning of Literary Devices and Language Features. They feature a description and a clear exa...
Students cut and rearrange examples of persuasive texts to help cement their understanding of the structure of persuasive texts.
Use this bright one-page game as a fun and interactive way for students to learn more about the literary device of spoonerisms.
Classroom posters highlighting the different parts of poetry, with examples of each poetry element. A great resource to accompany the Year 5...
This resource was created to define and provide examples of the various language devices used to create poetry and prose.
This set of posters explains the meaning of, and provdies an example of, an ode, anthem, song and shape poem.
This 4-page worksheet introduces nonsense poems and provides a number of activities to consolidate learning as students create their own non...
This poetry pack is a resource that we know will become a huge favourite. It contains a 'how-to' guide on 6 different forms of poetry includ...
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