Story Techniques
Story Techniques are writers’ tricks used to manipulate the reader throughout a story, for example to ‘keep them guessing’ as a mystery unravels.
Different techniques are best suited to certain styles of story and writing and it’s important to give consideration to using them carefully and deliberately. A good way of planning which techniques to use is to first consider the structure of a story and the emotional journey that you wish a reader to have as they read a story.
How to use Capital Letters and Full Stops
Easy to follow step-by-step guidance for children and teachers that introduces the usage of capital letters and periods including how to: - Sequence sentences to form short narratives - Separate…
Punctuation Writing Challenges: Capitals, Full Stops, Question Marks, Exclamations
Unit 2: Module 1: sentences with capital letters, full stops (periods), questions marks and exclamations (Unit 1 recap). Includes versions for US-English and British-English These challenges recap the different methods…
Punctuation Writing Challenges: Question Tags
Unit 2: Module 8: Question Tags Includes versions for US-English and British-English Includes simple step-by-step guidance for teachers. The workbook includes a series of ten ’challenge sheets’ that feature some…
