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Format: Paperback / softbackLength: 144 pagesPublication date: 29 February 2024Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC by Jennings, Andrew, Peat, Alan | For National Curriculum Key Stage 2 Published 01/04/2021 by Bloomsbury Publishing PLC (Bloomsbury Education) in the United Kingdom Paperback | 112 pages Free Local Delivery to Selected SE Postcodes only (*SE22,SE23,SE4,SE5,SE14,SE15) Please do not choose this option if you live out of these zones. It contains everything a budding writer needs to flourish as an author and meet the demands of the National Curriculum. 'Should be in every classroom' PIERS TORDAY'Empowers children to be creative, perseverant and write independently' TEACH PRIMARY'A must-have book for any young writer' JANE CONSIDINE'An imaginative and affordable resource that every classroom should have' CLASS READS If you're looking for an emergency literacy curriculum in a handy, pocket-sized book, then Write Like a Ninja is perfect for you. Standard UK £2.
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R. D. Simpson
Might have to get a few more copies for my Year 6s. The explanations are really simple and its presentation makes it accessible to all. This book is brilliant! Thank you Andrew Jennings!
Laura88
Really like the fact it incorporated Alan Peat's sentence types, and the mix of examples and explanations along with the word lists to develop and extend vocabulary. Great book& easy to follow,as provides a wide list of grammar essential & vocabulary, helping children to think how to deliver independently exciting writing ✍️/ sentences.
T. Griffiths
Will certainly be using in my classroom. What a really useful, very reasonably-priced little book. And.
8bitteacher
. Can’t wait to use it with my Y6 class!
MC
An amazing book for any teacher and one every child would benefit from having a copy of, love the space to add their own ideas too. It’s clearly set out, engaging to look at and the information provided is precise and worded clearly for primary school children to understand. The way the information is presented in categories is really useful, and there is not so much information that the pages risk being overwhelming. I waited a few weeks for this and was about to cancel, but I’m so relieved I didn’t - it’s brilliant!
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