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Skeleton Books
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1 Grammar Skeleton
Poster Books
Skeleton Poster Books for Grammar are for use
when teaching or revising grammatical points in
context, during reading or writing. Each ‘poster
display’ covers a particular grammatical feature,
providing a simple, visually memorable summary of:
key vocabulary clear definition example
(where possible).
Display the posters during teaching or revision
of grammatical points, then for reference during:
shared, guided or independent reading, when
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pupils are looking for examples of the
grammatical feature in context. shared, guided
or independent writing, when pupils are using
the grammatical feature in their own
compositions. They can also be used for rapid
revision of grammatical knowledge.
LGR1 The Sentence Book
LGR2 The Word Class Book
LGR3 The Punctuation Book
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3 LGR4 The Complex Sentence Book
LGR5 The Cohesion Book
5 Pocket Size Grammar
LGR6 The Standard English Book
Skeleton Book
Due to many of your requests, we have put 2 Genre Skeleton Poster
all 6 of the Grammar Skeleton books in to a Books
handy pocket sized version. Ideal as a
The ‘bare bones’ of writing in a particular genre,
teaching aid for new information, for revision
including: audience and purpose, layout &
sessions and as a checklist when reviewing or
conventions, style and language features, story
editing work. Ringbound for easy access. Pbk.
structure, character, settings, beginning & endings.
A5 in size.
L-SK7 Short Story Book
LI003385 Pack
L-SK9 Diary and Letters
6 Pocket Size Genre
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Skeleton Book
LSK10 Newspapers and Magazines
Due to popular demand we have put all 6 of
LSK14 The Advertisements and
the Genre Skeleton books in to a small
Pamphlets Book
format compendium. Ideal for revision
sessions and as a teaching aid for new
LSK13 The Myths, Legends,
information, this can also be used as a
Folk-tales Fables Book
checklist when reviewing or editing work. A5
LSK12 The Poetry Book
in size and ringbound for easy access.
LI003445 Pack
3 Grammar Skeleton
CD Rom
7 My Personal Checklist Of Based on Sue’s best-selling grammar skeleton
Fiction Writing books. As with the Non Fiction Interactive
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Developed by Warrington LA, this resource Skeleton CD-Rom, Powerpoint brings a whole
explains different genres of fiction writing (eg new dimension to this popular resource. It
narrative, fairytales, suspense) in an easy to provides a quick, accessible, visual summary of
understand format. The resource also sentences, word classes, punctuation, complex
explains the areas that children should focus sentences and clauses, standard English and
on in their writing as well as organisation and cohesion. A flexible tool to teach each topic and
structure. There is also a punctuation for rapid revision of grammatical knowledge.
checklist for all narratives. Sold in class packs
LERACD Single
of 30. With thanks to Linda Percival.
LI00543Pack of 5
LGRACD5 5 User
LGRACD10 10 User
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Non Fiction Writing
LGRACDS Site Lic.
Initially developed by Warrington LA, to raise LGRASEC Sec. Lic.
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achivement in boys writing, this resource is
closely linked to Sue Palmers Skeleton
4 Genre Skeleton CD-Rom
Books. Different types of non fiction writing All of the 6 Genre books now available on CD-
(eg Instruction, Explanation, Report) are Rom. Contents include, Newspaper and
explained in an easy to understand format Magazine, Diary and Letters, Short Story,
for children. Characters and images linked to Advertisements and Phamphlets, Myths, Legends,
each Skeleton, act as additional memory Folk-tales and Fables and Poetry.
tools. Let Elmer the Explanation Elephant and LGENCD Single
Polly the Persuasive Parrot assist children in
LGENCD5 5 User
checking their own non fiction writing. Sold
in class packs of 30. With thanks to Linda
LGENCD10 10 User
Percival.
LGENCDS Site Lic.
LI00541Pack of 5
LGENCDSEC Sec. Lic.
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