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Non-fiction: crime and punishment

Practise the unit “Non-fiction: crime and punishment” (Year 10 English) by Oak National Academy, with a topic for each of its 12 lessons.

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12 topics

  1. Reading and comparing two texts about prisons: London (1862) and Norway (2013)
  2. Developing a summary of a non-fiction text by including inferences
  3. Using credible statistics in a piece of non-fiction writing
  4. Summarising a non-fiction text: 'a letter to my son' (the Guardian, 2014)
  5. Comparing texts about drug misuse: ‘Confessions’ (1821) and ‘A letter to’ (2014)
  6. Using figurative language in non-fiction writing
  7. Planning an open letter using single paragraph outlines
  8. Reading an opinion article and creating rhetorical questions
  9. Using structural features effectively in non-fiction texts
  10. Using the conventions of website content creatively
  11. Planning and writing website content
  12. Revising and editing non-fiction writing

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