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Browse our collection of writing worksheets aimed at helping teach the structure and language features of narratives, information reports, poetry, persuasive writing and more. These resources include genre exemplars, posters, activities, templates, graphic organisers and more.
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Narrative Features Definition Match
Match up each narrative element and language feature to its definition.
Narrative Features Examples Match
Match up the narrative elements and language features to excerpts from a narrative.
Narrative Features Word Search
A fun way to consolidate understanding of the structure and features of a narrative.
Narrative Writing Prompts: Set 3
A set of 4 narrative writing prompt cards.
Narrative Writing Prompts: Set 2
A set of 4 narrative writing prompt cards.
Narrative Writing Prompts: Set 1
A set of 4 narrative writing prompt cards.
Narrative Writing Prompts: Set 5
A set of 4 narrative writing prompt cards.
Narrative Writing Prompts: Set 4
A set of 4 narrative writing prompt cards.
Book Report Planning Template
A planning template to help organise a book report.
Biography Research Planning Template
A planning template to help plan and organise ideas for a biography.
Animal Research Template
A planning template to help plan and organise ideas for a report on an animal.
Elephants Report Worksheet
This worksheet includes the information report ‘Africa’s Endangered Elephants’ and a set of questions for learners to answer.
Poster: What is a Topic Sentence?
A poster explaining topic sentences.
Topic Sentence Cut & Paste
Complete each topic sentence and then match it up to the correct paragraph.
Writing Topic Sentences (2)
The paragraphs are missing topic sentences. Write a topic sentence that introduces the main idea of each paragraph.
Writing Topic Sentences (1)
The paragraphs are missing topic sentences. Write a topic sentence that introduces the main idea of each paragraph.
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