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PrimaryEnglishby Teachwire

WAGOLL – Meaning, resources & how to write your own Find the best model texts and example texts to guide your primary students through whatever area of the curriculum you're covering and improve their writing skills, with these activities, ideas, lessons and more...

Dialogue to advance action KS2 resource pack

PrimaryEnglishby Jasbinder Bilan

Dialogue to advance action KS2 – Jasbinder Bilan WAGOLL Teach KS2 pupils to use dialogue to advance action by analysing a dramatic scene from Jasbinder Bilan’s novel, Nush and the Stolen Emerald. It’s a story full of myth and it raises important questions about the past and shines a light on the rights and wrongs of empire. It also gives children the opportunity to […]

Flashback examples KS2 resoure pack

PrimaryEnglishby Rhian Tracey

Flashback examples KS2 – WAGOLL and worksheets Peer inside the mind of the author, and help pupils understand how to write a flashback to provide background...

Pages from Skandar and the Unicorn Thief resource pack

Primaryby A. F. Steadman

Skandar and the Unicorn Thief – KS2 narrative writing WAGOLL Peer inside the mind of the author, and help pupils understand how to describe a scene of companionable contentment ...

Narrative writing WAGOLL

PrimaryEnglishby Alake Pilgrim

First-person writing – KS2 WAGOLL resource pack Peer inside the mind of the author, and help pupils understand how to write a breathless chase scene...

Writing dialogue KS2 teaching resources

PrimaryEnglishby Lindsay Pickton and Christine Chen

Writing dialogue KS2 – Sharna Jackson WAGOLL Creating dialogue that not only feels ‘right’, but also introduces and develops plot-points is a mark of really strong writing...

Narrative writing KS2 resources

PrimaryEnglishby Liz Flanagan

Narrative writing KS2 – Writing from a character’s POV WAGOLL Peer inside the mind of the author, and help pupils understand how to show important events through a character’s eyes...

Character description KS2 resource pack

PrimaryEnglishby Teachwire

Character description KS2 – Peter Bunzl WAGOLL Peer inside the mind of the author, and help pupils understand how to introduce an ambiguous character...

WAGOLL classroom resources

PrimaryEnglishby Teachwire

WAGOLL Packs from Real Authors Peer inside the mind of award-winning children’s authors and help pupils understand how to create engaging characters, captivating atmospheres and suspenseful situations. Our collection of free WAGOLL resource packs contains a range of different teaching packs. Each one comprises an exclusive extract, working wall template, teaching notes, and worksheets.

Setting description examples KS2 resource pack

PrimaryEnglishby Hannah Gold

Setting description examples KS2 – Finding Bear WAGOLL Use this WAGOLL and accompanying setting description examples KS2 resource pack to help pupils refine their descriptive writing skills… When I first sat down to write The Last Bear, I knew, deep within my heart, that there was a story I wanted to tell. A story of friendship, of love, of hope – but most […]

PrimaryEnglishby Cressida Cowell

Examples of suspense writing KS2 – Exclusive Cressida Cowell WAGOLL Use this WAGOLL extract and accompanying examples of suspense writing KS2 resource pack to help teach your pupils about building suspense in writing KS2. The WAGOLL extract is from Which Way Round the Galaxy, an instalment of Cressida Cowell’s Which Way to Anywhere series. The Which Way to Anywhere series is about a blended family […]

Character description WAGOLL resources

PrimaryEnglishby Natasha Farrant

Character description WAGOLL – Creating engaging characters Peer inside the mind of the author, and help pupils understand how to write fascinating and believable characters...

direct speech resource

PrimaryEnglishby Teachwire

Direct speech and indirect speech – KS2 examples and worksheets Help children know when and how to use speech marks in direct speech, and why not to use them in indirect speech, with these lessons, activities, worksheets and more for Key Stage 2 grammar...

Objects and ideas bursting out of book, representing narrative writing

PrimaryEnglishby Teachwire

Narrative writing – Examples, lesson ideas and teaching tips Browse effective strategies for teaching narrative writing and help your students craft imaginative stories while improving their writing skills...

The front cover of Teach Primary issue 18.7

Primaryby Teachwire

Teach Primary issue 18.7 is out NOW! How’s the autumn term going for you so far? Hopefully you’ve had magical learning moments aplenty. If school is leaving you anxious and sleep-deprived, though, John Dabell (p17) is worried you might be trying to remedy things in the wrong way. We have some lovely literacy features this issue. On page 63, Jo Cummins has […]

Building tension KS2 resources

PrimaryEnglishby James Fox

Building tension KS2 – Writing a nerve-wracking scene Peer inside the mind of a professional author and help KS2 pupils understand how to build tension and write a nerve-wracking scene. This WAGOLL resource pack is based on The Boy in the Suit by James Fox. This resource contains: Your class will work towards planning and writing their own nerve-wracking scene, as experienced by […]

The front cover of Teach Primary issue 18.6

PrimaryArt & DesignAssessment ... by Teachwire

Teach Primary issue 18.6 is out NOW! And we’re back! I hope you all had exactly the summer break you needed. Our special section this issue is on assessment: Adele Darlington discusses ways to track pupil progress in art without stifling creativity (p60), while Marc Owen explains his favourite approach to whole-class assessment (p53). In leadership matters (p45), we’re focusing on the, sadly […]

Plazoom resource

PrimaryEnglishby Teachwire

Plazoom – Why you should be using this literacy resources website Discover how Plazoom's comprehensive and easy-to-use resources can transform your literacy teaching and save you valuable time...

PrimaryEnglishby Teachwire

Story mountain – Best story structure worksheets and resources for KS1 and KS2 creative writing Teach primary children this simple five-stop story structure technique to help them write great fiction, with these activities, ideas and other resources...

Boy in library for International Literacy Day

PrimaryEnglishby Teachwire

International Literacy Day – Best 2024 resources for KS1 and KS2 Get ready to celebrate this incredible global event in your school come September...

Character writing KS2 resource pack

PrimaryEnglishby Emma Carroll

Character writing KS2 – Writing an awkward meeting with Emma Carroll Peer inside the mind of an author and help pupils understand how to write an awkward meeting with this character writing KS2 WAGOLL resource pack. It’s based on Emma Carroll’s novel The Houdini Inheritance. This resource contains: Your class will work towards planning and writing their own awkward meeting in which a ‘celebrity’ of some […]

PrimaryEnglishby Teachwire

Character description – Best resources for KS1/KS2 Create characters with depth, desires and three dimensions with these excellent activities, ideas, lesson plans and more...

Question marks drawn on different coloured cards, representing assessment for learning

PrimarySecondaryAssessmentby Teachwire

Assessment for learning – Transformative teaching strategies to try Revolutionise teaching and learning in your classroom with these expert assessment for learning strategies...

SecondaryEnglishby Teachwire

KS3 creative writing – Resources for teaching plot and setting Whether students want to create an epic adventure in a fiery inferno or tense tale in a sleepy town, make sure they create a compelling plot and a fully realised setting with these resources...

Woman looking at flatpack furniture instructions, representing instructional writing

PrimaryEnglishby Teachwire

Instructional writing – Best worksheets and resources for KS1 and KS2 1. Get resources. 2. Prepare lesson. 3. Teach instructional writing – These activities, ideas, worksheets and more will help you on your way...

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