This quiz is an excellent way for students to revise objective and subjective language. The quiz contains 10 questions, with an answer after...
Use this game as a whole class warm-up, quick revision or consolidation of objective and subjective language. The activity can be used in th...
These worksheets are a terrific way for students to demonstrate their ability to identify the difference between and write using objective a...
Using the picture prompts, students first identify if the sentence written about each picture is objective or subjective. Students are then...
Students read the interesting text types about pizza and the fictional theme park ‘WonderWorld’ to find as many examples of objective and su...
This worksheet has been created to provide students practise in identifying the differences between subjective and objective language. S...
Help students identify what to look for when determining the difference between facts and opinions. Students cut and paste the different...
Use these simple display posters to provide students with a clear and basic explanation of subjective and objective language.
This student reference card is a handy tool for students to refer to when identifying the language of fact and opinion. It is part of a larg...
This comprehensive unit helps students examine characters’ settings and plot in texts. The unit contains a presentation, student reference c...
Use this check-in to assess student understanding of the ways in which authors make stories engaging by the way they develop character, sett...
This 10-question quiz makes a wonderful whole class warmup, review or formative assessment tool to gauge students’ level of understanding ab...
Have students use this spinner activity to practice asking and answering questions about how authors make stories engaging through their dev...
Use these to help your students identify moments of tension when examining how authors make stories engaging by developing plot tension.
Use these to help your students identify moments of tension when examining how authors make stories engaging by developing plot tension.
Use these to help your students identify the story plot when examining how authors make stories engaging by developing plot tension.
In this activity, students are asked to: Identify the language authors use to create vivid descriptions of settings. Describe and...
Use this activity to help students describe and discuss how authors make the reader care about the decisions of characters and their consequ...
This activity is a great way to encourage discussions about characters in the class stories and novels your class is exploring. A discuss...
This activity is a great way to motivate your students to examine characters. It can be used with any age of students and can accompany any...
This activity is a great way to motivate your students to examine characters. It can be used with any age of students and can accompany any...
This activity is a great way to motivate your students to examine characters. It can be used with any age of students and can accompany any...
This worksheet is a great tool for assisting with character development in writing and examining characters in reading. This worksheet provi...
These student reference cards are fitted two to a page and should be cut in half. They provide students with reference to remind them about...
Students complete four tasks to demonstrate their understanding of verb tense. This resource is part of a larger unit of work on Verb Tenses...
This Quiz makes for a wonderful whole-class review/formative assessment to gauge students’ abilities in their knowledge of verb tenses. A...
Use the colourful 1-page game for a quick, easy and fun way for students to practise their recall of the tense of common verbs.
Use these handy cards to help your students become familiar with the tense of various commonly used verbs.
Use these handy cards to help your students become familiar with the tense of various commonly used verbs.
Students will change the tense of the written sentences from one tense to another.
