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Dialogue, Debate & Persuasive Writing KS2 | Direct Speech + Traffic Lights’ Quarrel eBook
The Secret Guide to Ordinary Places (Book 4 Companion)
Complete Dialogue, Debate & Persuasive Writing Pack + eBook (Worksheets, Direct Speech Punctuation, Character Voice, Class Debate & Teacher Guide)
pdf, Word, epub
Three traffic lights. Three completely different points of view. Who is right? Built around Book 4 (The Traffic Lights’ Quarrel) in The Secret Guide to Ordinary Places series, this 7-activity dialogue and debate pack embeds grammar and speech punctuation inside meaningful, engaging writing and classroom debate—helping pupils master direct speech, character voice, and formal persuasive register!
Primary / Key Stage 2 (KS2 — Years 3, 4, 5, 6 / Ages 7–11)
Primary English / Literacy, Spoken Language & Debate, Creative Writing.
Use inverted commas and other punctuation to indicate direct speech.
Participate in formal debate, building arguments, offering counterarguments, and adopting designated roles.
Differentiate between emotional spoken dialogue and formal written council reports.
Every worksheet in this pack is provided in both PDF and fully editable Word format alongside the full Book 4 eBook:
Book 4 - The Traffic Lights Quarrel.epub: The complete chapter book for class reading or guided reading groups.
Book 4 - Dialogue Debate & Persuasion Pack (pdf & word)

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