• Each Student Book contains six units which can be used progressively or selectively, to fit in with your scheme of work
• Key objectives and assessment focuses are clustered together to provide effective coverage of the Framework and National Curriculum requirements
• Formative and summative assessment are integrated throughout – including progress checks, feedback and end-of-unit assessment tasks
• Each unit includes additional special features: Sharpen Punctuation and Sharpen Spelling which allow students to focus on key areas of punctuation and grammar; Highlight Thinking boxes focus on key areas of thinking skills

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Introduction.

1. Playing with words

• Changing English
• How writers create excitement
• New words
• Standard English, accent and dialect
• Speaking your own language
• The power of words
• Design a new chocolate bar wrapper
• Assessment task: Words are fun!

• Choices writers make
• Following the development of a writer's ideas
• Organising your own writing
• Establishing the tone of a piece of writing
• Writing to entertain
• Exploring the structure of a text
• Exploring the writer's techniques
• Writing your own ending
• Using figurative language in poetry
• Assessment task: Snappy writing

• The words you choose
• Body language
• Tone of voice
• Using visual images to influence
• Using words to influence the reader
• How writers and speakers persuade
• Making a point forcefully
• Assessment task: Hamburgers: friend or foe?

• The organisation and presentation of newspaper articles
• Writing a formal letter
• Linking paragraphs and sentences
• The organisation of leaflets
• Studying textbooks
• Comparing texts
• Writing your own text to entertain
• Making notes
• Assessment task: Writing a biography of a famous person

• Exploring a theme
• How to refer to evidence in a text
• Identifying the writer's attitude
• Recognising language differences
• Exploring the writer's comments
• Weighing up the evidence
• Does Nessie exist? How to write a balanced response
• Assessment task: The deep blue sea

• What does drama mean to you?
• Presenting speech in writing
• Dialogue
• Stage directions
• Different ways of writing scripts
• Studying a complete play
• The narrator
• The playwright's ideas
• Assessment task: Spotlight!