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Creative Writing - Freedom Of Speech Article where pupils respond to a statement and express their opinion on freedom of speech. A variety of resources, including context of free speech, examples of free speech and cases that were not considered free speech, help on writing a thesis statement, and more.

The example article is not included due to copyright, but a link to it is in the notes of the first slide. It can also be found online.

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Non Fiction Creative Writing Lessons

6 sets of creative writing lesson on a wide variety of topics: Freedom of speech, Education, Global warming, Healthy Eating, Mobile Phones, and a Complaint letter. Resources include: A range of activities, including support/planning activities, worksheets, model paragraph or entire answers - some of which are annotated, multiple choice quiz, contextual information, and more. **Due to copyright, the Malala speech has not been included, but can be found online. In addition, the example article for the freedom of speech creative writing lesson is not included, but a link to it is in the notes of the first slide. **

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Non Fiction KS3 SOW - Important Events and Speeches

A total of 17 Lessons with a range of language activities, linked to key skills that pupils will need at GCSE. Also includes creative writing lessons that can be used as writing assessments. Resources include: * 1-2 lessons on Rowan Atkinson’s Speech on freedom of speech. * 1-2 lessons - Creative writing - writing an article on freedom of speech. * Martin Luther King Jr’s “I have a dream” speech. * Marcus Rashford letter to MP’s regarding Free School Meals. * Ghandi and the Kashmir Issue 1948. * Native American Chief Seattle’s 1854 Oration. * Donald Trump, examining his Campaign Rally in New York City on October 27, 2024. * Rhetoric In Speech (ethos, logos & pathos) using David Attenborough's COP26 Climate Summit Glasgow Speech Transcript. * Summarising Two Texts using David Attenborough’s COP26 Climate Summit Glasgow Speech Transcript and an Extract From Then Prime Minister Theresa May’s speech on the environment: 11 January 2018. * Comparing Two Texts using David Attenborough’s COP26 Climate Summit Glasgow Speech Transcript and an Extract From Then Prime Minister Theresa May’s speech on the environment: 11 January 2018. * A lesson on David Attenborough, where pupils write a persuasive letter. Can be used as a writing assessment. * Comprehension questions for David Attenborough's documentary 'A Life On Our Planet.' * Greta Thunberg's "How dare you" speech. * Creative writing lesson on global warming inspired by Greta where pupils write a speech. Can also be used as an assessment. * 2 Lessons examining the Post Office Horizon Scandal. * Girl’s Education, reading Malala’s United Nations speech given on her 16th birthday. * Examining Emma Watson’s Heforshe speech, focusing on evaluation. . **Due to copyright, some of the sources are not included but links can be found in the notes of the first slide to the lesson.**

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