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WAGOLL classroom resources

PrimaryEnglishby Teachwire

WAGOLL Packs from Real Authors Peer inside the mind of award-winning children's authors and help pupils understand how to create engaging characters, captivating atmospheres and suspenseful situations. Our collection of free WAGOLL resource packs contains a range of different teaching[...]

The Boy with Big Decisions resources

PrimaryEnglishby Helen Rutter

The Boy with Big Decisions – ‘Turning point’ scene WAGOLL Peer inside the mind of author Helen Rutter and help pupils understand how to show characters at a turning point in the story with this WAGOLL based on The Boy with Big Decisions. The Boy[...]

Fantasy setting – The Land of Roar WAGOLL

PrimaryEnglishby Jenny McLachlan

Fantasy setting – The Land of Roar WAGOLL In many stories – especially adventures – characters discover an exciting new place and experience a sense of wonder. When writing a fantasy setting, the only limits are those of the writer’s imagination. Great authors[...]

Portal stories WAGOLL

PrimaryEnglishby MG Leonard

Portal stories – Egypt-themed MG Leonard WAGOLL Portals to magical places are a staple of children’s fantasy stories: Narnia, Wonderland, Neverland, Anthony Browne’s Tunnel, and so on. The point is to end up somewhere very different, but the means is important, as[...]

Non-fiction writing WAGOLL

PrimaryEnglishby Honor Cargill-Martin

Non-fiction writing – Crafting a great intro KS2 WAGOLL When we hear something is about history, some of us begin to worry that that means it’ll be boring. When attempting non-fiction writing, it's your job to prove to the reader that this isn't true.[...]

Powerful verbs WAGOLL

PrimaryEnglishby Susan Brownrigg

Powerful verbs – Writing an emotional response KS2 WAGOLL Write a scene featuring lots of powerful verbs in which the narrator is profoundly moved by a new experience or environment by analysing a key scene from Susan Brownrigg's gripping novel, Wrong Tracks. In many[...]

Dialogue to advance action KS2 resource pack

PrimaryEnglishby Jasbinder Bilan

Dialogue to advance action KS2 – Jasbinder Bilan WAGOLL Teach KS2 pupils to use dialogue to advance action by analysing a dramatic scene from Jasbinder Bilan's novel, Nush and the Stolen Emerald. It's a story full of myth and it raises important questions about[...]

Flashback examples KS2 resoure pack

PrimaryEnglishby Rhian Tracey

Flashback examples KS2 – WAGOLL and worksheets Peer inside the mind of the author, and help pupils understand how to write a flashback to provide background...

Pages from Skandar and the Unicorn Thief resource pack

Primaryby A. F. Steadman

Skandar and the Unicorn Thief – KS2 narrative writing WAGOLL Peer inside the mind of the author, and help pupils understand how to describe a scene of companionable contentment ...

Narrative writing WAGOLL

PrimaryEnglishby Alake Pilgrim

First-person writing – KS2 WAGOLL resource pack Peer inside the mind of the author, and help pupils understand how to write a breathless chase scene...

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