TheLearnDenYear 6 · English
Assess Effect And Meaning
Year 6 learners practise effect of language choices in non-fiction texts.
The activities include Understand Non-Fiction Texts, Understand the Effect of Language in a Non-Fiction Text. The checked support below includes video, teaching, lesson, worksheet. Open a resource in its provider's website and choose the format that best helps the learner explain the idea independently.
Activities covered
- Understand Non-Fiction Texts
- Understand the Effect of Language in a Non-Fiction Text
Checked learning resources
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Who Is Arlo the Author? | KS2 English Concept Video
Twinkl · Video · Account may be required
Models how an author's vocabulary and phrase choices enhance meaning and affect the reader. The video models how authorial vocabulary and phrase choices craft a text for meaning and effect, matching the non-fiction analy
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Understanding Language in Fiction and Non-Fiction Texts
BBC Bitesize · Teaching · Opens on the provider website
KS2 English teaching helps pupils understand non-fiction texts by identifying key information and explaining how writers choose language and vocabulary for effect in fiction and non-fiction.
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Year 6 SATs: Parents' Reading Practice and Revision Activity Pack
Twinkl · Lesson · Account may be required
Year 6 SATs reading revision pack with fiction and non-fiction texts, comprehension questions, practice papers and parent guidance.
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KS2 Features and Purpose of a Newspaper Report Mind Map
Twinkl · Lesson · Account may be required
Verified KS2 resource for identifying structural and language features of newspaper reports and explaining why each feature is included and its effect on the reader.
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Recognising Newspaper Report Language Features
Twinkl · Worksheet · Account may be required
Verified differentiated KS2 worksheets requiring pupils to highlight newspaper-report language features including third person, past tense, reported speech, paragraph-linking adverbials and formal tone.