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This is part 3 of a three-part resource pack of resources for vocabulary development in Science. This part includes visual substitution tables for different bands of English language proficiency.
Following publication of the Education Select Committee’s report on the prison education system, The Bell Foundation’s latest blog considers the importance of language support in prisons and highlights some of the practical tools available.
This resource pack for KS2 and KS3 Maths learners supports them in the development of vocabulary related to place values.
This builds on the resource Persuasive language: writing: part one, and focuses on words/phrases which are used to rebut an argument- such as "however", "but" and "in fact".
This resource is designed to use with a whole class. It uses visuals to pose a discussion question and then looks at features of persuasive writing.
This resource is designed for whole class use. It builds on the first part of the resource (Persuasive language: speech: part one) and provides more practice in identifying persuasive devices.