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Writing dialogue KS2 teaching resources

PrimaryEnglishby Lindsay Pickton and Christine Chen

Writing dialogue KS2 – Sharna Jackson WAGOLL Creating dialogue that not only feels ‘right’, but also introduces and develops plot-points is a mark of really strong writing...

Narrative writing KS2 resources

PrimaryEnglishby Liz Flanagan

Narrative writing KS2 – Writing from a character’s POV WAGOLL Peer inside the mind of the author, and help pupils understand how to show important events through a character’s eyes...

Character description KS2 resource pack

PrimaryEnglishby Teachwire

Character description KS2 – Peter Bunzl WAGOLL Peer inside the mind of the author, and help pupils understand how to introduce an ambiguous character...

Setting description examples KS2 resource pack

PrimaryEnglishby Hannah Gold

Setting description examples KS2 – Finding Bear WAGOLL Use this WAGOLL and accompanying setting description examples KS2 resource pack to help pupils refine their descriptive writing skills... When I first sat down to write The Last Bear, I knew, deep within my heart,[...]

PrimaryEnglishby Cressida Cowell

Examples of suspense writing KS2 – Exclusive Cressida Cowell WAGOLL Use this WAGOLL extract and accompanying examples of suspense writing KS2 resource pack to help teach your pupils about building suspense in writing KS2. The WAGOLL extract is from Which Way Round the Galaxy, an[...]

Character description WAGOLL resources

PrimaryEnglishby Natasha Farrant

Character description WAGOLL – Creating engaging characters Peer inside the mind of the author, and help pupils understand how to write fascinating and believable characters...

Dragonborn WAGOLL

PrimaryEnglishby Struan Murray

Dragonborn – Write a big transition scene Peer inside the mind of author Struan Murray and help pupils understand how to write a big transition scene with this WAGOLL based on Dragonborn. There are many stories – in books and films –[...]

PrimaryEnglishby Teachwire

Shakespeare Week – Best primary resources and worksheets for 2026 Shakespeare Week takes place in March, so check out these great William Shakespeare activities, ideas and lessons for primary schools...

Writing horror WAGOLL

PrimaryEnglishby Christopher Edge

Writing horror – Write a scary scene with Fear Files: Hide & Seek Peer inside the mind of author Christopher Edge and help pupils learn about writing a terrifying horror scene with this WAGOLL based on Fear Files: Hide and Seek. In a spooky story, one of the[...]

Mystery stories WAGOLL

PrimaryEnglishby Clare Harlow

Mystery stories – Learn how to write flashbacks with Tidemagic Peer inside the mind of author Clare Harlow and help pupils understand how flashbacks can help to set up mystery stories with this WAGOLL based on Tidemagic: Ista Flit and the Impossible Key. There are[...]

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