Grammar Journal for KS4


A lovely journal that I made with my year 9 class in preparation for the start of their GCSE course.  The pupils had to complete a treasure hunt to find the grammar posters and then we worked through each element of grammar, adding our own annotations to remind ourselves of the most important points.  The girls loved this as they got to decorate them themselves and we made them with six pieces of card stuck together with grey duct tape.

Of course the icing on the cake was tying it all together with a pretty ribbon - but there are plenty of more "manly" alternatives for the boys!

The girls now have these at home to use for their homework and controlled assessment preparation.  And they actually like them!




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  1. catlover10 December 2015 at 04:01

    This is great! Are the posters available for download somewhere?

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