Year 7 · English
Explore purpose and audience in Year 7 English
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Focus on understanding purpose audience and context in reading and writing. Open support for “Explore the Use of Formal Language in a Piece of Writing: The Cat”, then explain the idea in your own words.
Year 7 learners practise understanding purpose audience and context in reading and writing.
The activities include Explore the Use of Formal Language in a Piece of Writing: The Cat, Identify Suitable Vocabulary and Devices For a Specific Audience, Practise Writing a Logical Argument: School Trips, and related practice. The checked support below includes teaching-practice, practice, video, worksheet. Open a resource in its provider's website and choose the format that best helps the learner explain the idea independently.
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- Explore the Use of Formal Language in a Piece of Writing: The Cat — support from Twinkl
- Identify Suitable Vocabulary and Devices For a Specific Audience — support from Twinkl
- Practise Writing a Logical Argument: School Trips — support from Oak National Academy
- Practise Writing For Specific Audiences — support from Twinkl
- Recognise Texts About Past Experiences — support from Oak National Academy
- Revise the Features of Formal Official Language — support from Twinkl
- Write For A Specific Audience — support from Twinkl
- Write For An Audience — support from Twinkl
- Explore the Importance of Audience, Purpose and Context when Studying a Text — support from Twinkl
- Explore the Meaning of Audience, Purpose and Context — support from Twinkl
- Explore the Use of Language to Show Audience, Context and Purpose — support from Twinkl
- Identify the Audience, Purpose and Context of a Text — support from Twinkl
- Understand the Meaning of Audience, Purpose and Context — support from Twinkl
- Understand the Use of Language to Show Audience, Purpose and Context — support from Twinkl Beyond
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Watch it explained
watch a video explanation
What Is Formal Language?
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Recognising Purpose and Audience
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Oak lesson video: Victorian Childhood Preparing An Argument
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Oak lesson video: Use Of Flashback In Skin Of The Sea
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Learn it properly
lessons and teaching pages
Using standard and non-standard English
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Oak lesson slides: Writing Persuasive Speeches
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How to write for different audiences
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Oak lesson slides: Victorian Childhood Preparing An Argument
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How to write a recount
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Recount Examples Resource Pack - KS2
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Writing to inform: Maps, charts and presentations
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Using social and historical context
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How to think about your purpose for writing
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Oak lesson slides: The Power Of Rhetoric In Writing
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An Introduction to Audience Lesson Pack
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Exploring persuasive writing
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Giving Your Opinion Word Mat
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Print and finish
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Oak worksheet: Using The Active And Passive Voice
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Formal and Informal Speech Differentiated Activity Sheets
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Oak worksheet: The Structure Of An Opinion Article
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Oak worksheet: Victorian Childhood Preparing An Argument
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Purpose, Audience, Style and Form Activity Sheets
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Oak worksheet: Delivering Persuasive Speeches
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Oak worksheet: Editing And Improving Your Article
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