Varying sentence structures
A fun resource to encourage students to vary their sentences when writing. Students decide on a story title before rolling a dice to determine which type of sentence to write for the first ten sentences of a story. For example: Score 7 = A sentence beginning with an ‘–ing’ verb (e.g. Looking nervously around her, she quickened her pace.)
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Review this resourceWhoops! Lucky we're not maths teachers! Thank you for pointing this out Cerys - we've sorted it out for you now.
20/06/2017
It's impossible to get a '1' with two dice - this needs a bit of editing!
20/06/2017
This was surprisingly successful with reluctant KS3 writers; I loved it!
09/06/2017
A fantastic fun resource! Used with year 7 & 8 special needs students.
27/05/2017
