Creative Writing for Teens is full of great activities and projects to get teens interested in writing, and to help develop the literacy and language skills needed for the new exams. The book includes full-length projects, real-life descriptive writing, picture-based descriptions and stories, a book project, article, advert and report writing, as well as lots of creative story work. Creative Writing for Teens is entertaining and challenging enough for all levels, with plenty of guidance and advice throughout the book. This is the large print edition.

How to Write Super Sentences is the first book in the How to Write series for English Language students. All the books in the series focus on different areas of English Language, Literacy and Creative Writing. In this book, students use a wide variety of ideas and activities to get to grips with writing longer and complex sentences. Tasks include descriptive and active sentences, expanding ideas, non-fiction work, making sentences into paragraphs and using sentence structure in a variety of ways. Subjects include family-life, hobbies, school, travel and creative adventures into fantasy and science fiction. This is the large print edition.

Creative Writing for Teens is full of great activities and projects to get teens interested in writing, and to help develop the literacy and language skills needed for the new exams. The book includes full-length projects, real-life descriptive writing, picture-based descriptions and stories, a book project, article, advert and report writing, as well as lots of creative story work. Creative Writing for Teens is entertaining and challenging enough for all levels, with plenty of guidance and advice throughout the book. Also available in a large print edition.

When Daniel, the school bully, is given the gift of a stone, he doesn't realise that every time he does something wrong, the stone will grow. When the stone is big enough, it will come for him. If he can learn his lesson in time and change before the stone grows too big, then he can still be saved. Otherwise, this bully will find out what happens when you do exactly what you want. The Boy Who Broke the School is the story of Daniel, the school bully who thinks he is tough enough for anything. It takes a little bit of real magic to show him how wrong he can be. Daniel is a funny, resourceful, cheeky and genuinely brave character who needs other people a lot more than he realises. He finds himself in unexpected danger and must change in time to save himself. Along the way, he needs the help of his former victims and new friends, as well as locking horns with his teacher, headmistress and even the school itself.

Bad things are waiting and Emily must try her best to overcome them in time to save the day. When Emily bumps her head, she starts to hear her cat, Tobo, talking to her. He promises he can change her life for the better. All she has to do is listen to him. Then she misses one of Tobo's deadlines and finds her life taking a scary turn. The Cat's Girl is a funny, scary story about what happens when you take a chance and let a little bit of magic guide you round the right corner. This is the Large Print edition. Paperback editions of this book are printed using the clear, easy-to-read, 'dyslexia-friendly' font Century Gothic.

Bad things are waiting and Emily must try her best to overcome them in time to save the day. When Emily bumps her head, she starts to hear her cat, Tobo, talking to her. He promises he can change her life for the better. All she has to do is listen to him. Then she misses one of Tobo's deadlines and finds her life taking a scary turn. The Cat's Girl is a funny, scary story about what happens when you take a chance and let a little bit of magic guide you round the right corner. Also available in Large Print. Paperback editions of this book are printed using the clear, easy-to-read, 'dyslexia-friendly' font Century Gothic.

Creative Comprehensions Getting into Trouble is a great workbook for children aged 6-10 who are looking towards SATS but not quite there yet. There are 5 fun stories, all about getting into trouble, with quick questions to get started, in-depth questions to help children think more deeply about what they read, activities based on each story and describing what they have read in their own words. Answers are included, with advice within the answers for when students are happier to talk or draw pictures, rather than writing. This workbook is a large print edition using an easy-to-read font and an accessible layout.

This funny and insightful book covers the most fundamental and awkward elements of Aspergers, from both the aspie and non-aspie side of life. Childhood experiences, dealings with other people, how non-aspies can help, how to cope with stress and responsibility, all of these and much more are presented with real-life examples and advice. This book is part of a series, along with How to Talk to Your Aspie and Aspies Hate Christmas. This is the Large Print edition.

Autism can make communicating with other people like trying to talk in the middle of a thunderstorm: the other person doesn't see the storm or the effort it takes to communicate in the middle of it. They wonder why you don't speak, they ask if anything is wrong, they leave or try to fix it. Although this book is, 'How to Talk to Your Aspie', much of it is written from the autistic perspective. Family, friends, best beloveds, have a look at the world from an aspie point of view and see how creative, frightening, annoying and enlightening it can be. This is the Large Print edtiion.

Once upon a story... So many tales and treasures come from fairy-tale worlds and the strange and wonderful creatures we meet there. Dragons and trolls, heroes and princesses, goblins and witches and many more characters to fill our stories with fun and adventure. Creative Writing for Kids 4 Once upon a story uses the fairy-tale theme to bring creative writing and literacy alive for children. Familiar characters and situations help children think of their own unique stories, turning well-known ideas into new and vibrant life. The exercises and activities in this book are funny and thoughtful. They help children explore their own imagination in the safe framework of fairy-tale lands. Children feel they know about this subject before they start, which gives them the confidence to take new steps and create their own worlds. This is the Large Print edition.

All too often, children are put off creative writing by feeling they have to do it right. Creativity comes in lots of different packages, and not just the ones marked with a red tick or a gold star! This book comes from original exercises and activities created especially for one-to-one lessons, creative writing groups, school visits and for home educated children. The focus is on fun and creative thinking, so that literacy and writing skills happen more naturally, without it feeling like work. The age range for all the books in the Creative Writing for Kids series is 7-14, depending on ability. Lots of exercises can be expanded to suit keen writers and adapted for reluctant learners and special needs students. This is the Large Print edition of Creative Writing for Kids 1.

Winter Tales uses the themes of Winter, holidays, family, seasonal fun and familiar but exciting ideas to help children think and write creatively. Winter Tales is the third book in the popular Creative Writing for Kids series. It can be used alongside those or enjoyed by itself. Lots of pictures and story-starter tasks, poetry, real-life description, and two projects, The Christmas Play and Journey to Winter's End. Longer tasks are broken into short sections so that they can be completed a bit at a time. This is the Large Print edition.

Big Little Projects are a great way for children and teenagers to learn how to research independently and create their own presentation of facts and interesting information. Each project can be completed simply by answering the questions given, or by using the questions as starting points to find out about the subjects. The Big Little Projects books include a wide variety of subject areas with a good mixture in each book. The main areas are English, History and Science and include work covered in the later years of primary school (Key Stage 2), the first few years of secondary school (Key Stage 3) and specific areas of study used in GCSE English, History and Science. Advice on how to study and where to find information is given in the books, along with ideas for bringing the projects to life and overcoming difficulties with written work. Creative writing ideas are also used to help young writers practice a different way of presenting facts and information.

Simple Storytelling is the second book in the How to Write series for English Language students. All the books in the series focus on different areas of English Language, Literacy and Creative Writing. In this book, students use a wide variety of ideas and activities to get to grips with storytelling. The tasks include descriptive and active stories as well as non-fiction work. Students learn how to write longer answers, turning their own ideas into bigger projects. This is the Large Print edition.

A Crash Course in Creative Writing explores new ways of writing and expressing your creativity. Suitable for beginners as well as people keen to learn more, this book is based on creative writing workshops and individual lessons with various ages and abilities. Learn new techniques, beginning by using life experiences and being creative with what you know, then move on to completely fictional tasks and scenarios. At the end of the book is a mini-book project based on creating the different parts of a complete book. This is the Large Print edition.

Perfect Paragraphs is the third book in the How to Write series for English Language students. All the books in the series focus on different areas of English Language, Literacy and Creative Writing. In this book, students use a wide variety of ideas and activities to get to grips with writing paragraphs. The tasks include descriptive and active paragraphs as well as non-fiction work. The Write About chapter helps students learn how to research and write about lots of different subjects, with topics including Nature, History and Science. This is the Large Print edition.

The second volume in the popular Creative Writing for Kids series takes children further, introducing more poetry and lots of exciting story ideas to bring their imaginations to life and put the fun back into writing. All too often, children are put off creative writing by feeling they have to do it right. Creativity comes in lots of different packages, and not just the ones marked with a red tick or a gold star! This book comes from original exercises and activities created especially for one-to-one lessons, writing groups, school visits and for home educated children. The focus is on fun and creative thinking, so that literacy and writing skills happen more naturally without it feeling like work. The age range for all the books in the Creative Writing for Kids series is 7-14, depending on ability. Lots of exercises can be expanded to suit keen writers and adapted for reluctant learners and special needs students. This is the Large Print edition of Creative Writing for Kids 2.

Winter Tales is book 3 of the popular Creative Writing for Kids series and is full of great activities and tasks for children of all abilities. From funny stories to comic strips, unique poems and the story projects, The Christmas Play and The Journey to Winter's End. This book is based around Winter and includes lots of wintry, seasonal fun. Creative Writing for Kids helps children rediscover the joy of creating their own worlds, without it feeling like school.

Creative Writing for Kids 4 Once Upon a Story uses the themes of fairy tales, magic, fantasy and familiar but exciting ideas to help children think and write creatively. This book works alongside others in the Creative Writing for Kids series or can be enjoyed by itself. The exercises include lots of pictures and story-starter tasks, as well as the story projects, Tell a Fairy-tale and Uncle Arthur. They help children explore their own imagination in the safe framework of fairy-tale lands. Children feel they know about this subject before they start, which gives them the confidence to take new steps and create their own worlds.

The first book in the popular Creative Writing for Kids series is full of great activities and tasks for children of all abilities. From funny stories to comic strips, unique poems and story projects, Creative Writing for Kids helps children rediscover the joy of creating their own worlds, without it feeling like school.

The second volume in the popular Creative Writing for Kids series takes children further, introducing more poetry and lots of exciting story ideas to bring their imaginations to life and put the fun back into writing. All too often, children are put off creative writing by feeling they have to do it right. Creativity comes in lots of different packages, and not just the ones marked with a red tick or a gold star! The age range for all the books in the Creative Writing for Kids range is 7-14, depending on ability. Lots of exercises can be expanded to suit keen writers and adapted for reluctant learners and special needs students.

Creative writing for Adult Learners is a series of books aimed at people who have not been used to expressing themselves creatively or who want to return to creative writing after a break. For anyone needing to improve their writing skills or inspiration on how to express themselves, How To books can seem either too simplistic or too intense. This book is designed to be fun and challenging, offering a real boost to your creativity while giving you lots of practice in writing techniques. The exercises in this book have been used by job hunters, adults taking entrance exams or functional skills tests and adult learners who have left English behind at school and want to enjoy creative writing. This is Book 1 in the series and is a large print edition.

Creative Writing for Kids 2019 is for children who love to write - and also children who don't! There is lots of magic and mystery mixed up with real-life adventures and familiar places like home and school. Some activities are based on pictures and others involve no writing at all. Picture-based stories are a great way to help children who are nervous of written work or who are reluctant learners.