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1 NEW Conjunctions Dice A set of 6 chunky dice, each set focused on a different kind of conjunction. Children often don’t know the right kind of conjunction to use for their writing, but by splitting them down into their different types and colour coding them, they will be able to choose the right words in a more considered way and create writing that is clear and concise. The dice offer a variety of alternatives, enabling those children who often over use the same conjunction words to make their writing more varied and entertaining. The dice can also be used to play games and test knowledge.


Set 2


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Set 1 - Temporal Set 2 - Causal


Set 3 - Compare Set 4 - Contrast Set 5 - Explain Set 6 - Exemplify All Sets


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2 NEW Punctuation Dice All the punctuation you need to know in-line with the statutory guidance given in the new UK curriculum. Simplifi ed for younger users with a word and a symbol. Perfect resource to use as a reminder and great to use as a game or activity. Set includes 3 dice (each face measuring 6 x 6cm).


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3 NEW Talk for Writing - Non- Fiction


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Developing writing skills along with inventive and entertaining writing can seem daunting, but our Talk for Non-Fiction Writing Box pulls together all the technical aspects and then injects some creativity. Focused on non-fi ction themes, there are 35 activities which span from inventing machines to treasure hunts. Each card identifi es the technical skill required, whether it be sentence structure, vocabulary or paragraphing and each card has a key focus on the type of non-fi ction writing that will be covered.


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