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Narrative Question Narrative Question Narrative Question Paragraph Three Introduce the third event Explain using specific detail (dates/facts) Use analytical phrases Paragraph Two Introduce the second event Use analytical phrases ‘as a result’ Make a link to the next event Paragraph One Introduce the first event Use analytical phrases ‘this led to’ Narrative Question Guidance ChronoLink! Sort your events paragraphs into chronological order Link each together! Tick off each box as you go through Paragraph Three Introduce the third event Explain using specific detail (dates/facts) Use analytical phrases Paragraph Two Introduce the second event Use analytical phrases ‘as a result’ Make a link to the next event Paragraph One Introduce the first event Use analytical phrases ‘this led to’ Narrative Question Guidance ChronoLink! Sort your events paragraphs into chronological order Link each together! Tick off each box as you go through Paragraph Three Introduce the third event Explain using specific detail (dates/facts) Use analytical phrases Paragraph Two Introduce the second event Use analytical phrases ‘as a result’ Make a link to the next event Paragraph One Introduce the first event Use analytical phrases ‘this led to’ Narrative Question Guidance ChronoLink! Sort your events paragraphs into chronological order Link each together! Tick off each box as you go through Paragraph Three Introduce the third event Explain using specific detail (dates/facts) Use analytical phrases Paragraph Two Introduce the second event Use analytical phrases ‘as a result’ Make a link to the next event Paragraph One Introduce the first event Use analytical phrases ‘this led to’ Narrative Question Guidance ChronoLink! Sort your events paragraphs into chronological order Link each together! Tick off each box as you go through Paragraph Three Introduce the third event Explain using specific detail (dates/facts) Use analytical phrases Paragraph Two Introduce the second event Use analytical phrases ‘as a result’ Make a link to the next event Paragraph One Introduce the first event Use analytical phrases ‘this led to’ Narrative Question Guidance ChronoLink! Sort your events paragraphs into chronological order Link each together! Tick off each box as you go through Paragraph Three Introduce the third event Explain using specific detail (dates/facts) Use analytical phrases Paragraph Two Introduce the second event Use analytical phrases ‘as a result’ Make a link to the next event Paragraph One Introduce the first event Use analytical phrases ‘this led to’ Narrative Question Guidance ChronoLink! Sort your events paragraphs into chronological order Link each together! Tick off each box as you go through

Consequence Question Consequence Question Consequence Question Paragraph Two Identify your second consequence ‘A further consequence of..... ...was... Give two pieces of specific evidence to explain your point. Use analytical language such as ‘therefore’ Paragraph One Identify your first consequence ‘One consequence of…..was...’ Use analytical language such as ‘this led to’ Consequence Question Guidance Identify & Explain Cleary identify two consequences Explain each using examples and detail Tick off each box as you go through Paragraph Two Identify your second consequence ‘A further consequence of..... ...was... Give two pieces of specific evidence to explain your point. Use analytical language such as ‘therefore’ Paragraph One Identify your first consequence ‘One consequence of…..was...’ Use analytical language such as ‘this led to’ Consequence Question Guidance Identify & Explain Cleary identify two consequences Explain each using examples and detail Tick off each box as you go through Paragraph Two Identify your second consequence ‘A further consequence of..... ...was... Give two pieces of specific evidence to explain your point. Use analytical language such as ‘therefore’ Paragraph One Identify your first consequence ‘One consequence of…..was...’ Use analytical language such as ‘this led to’ Consequence Question Guidance Identify & Explain Cleary identify two consequences Explain each using examples and detail Tick off each box as you go through Paragraph Two Identify your second consequence ‘A further consequence of..... ...was... Give two pieces of specific evidence to explain your point. Use analytical language such as ‘therefore’ Paragraph One Identify your first consequence ‘One consequence of…..was...’ Use analytical language such as ‘this led to’ Consequence Question Guidance Identify & Explain Cleary identify two consequences Explain each using examples and detail Tick off each box as you go through Paragraph Two Identify your second consequence ‘A further consequence of..... ...was... Give two pieces of specific evidence to explain your point. Use analytical language such as ‘therefore’ Paragraph One Identify your first consequence ‘One consequence of…..was...’ Use analytical language such as ‘this led to’ Consequence Question Guidance Identify & Explain Cleary identify two consequences Explain each using examples and detail Tick off each box as you go through Paragraph Two Identify your second consequence ‘A further consequence of..... ...was... Give two pieces of specific evidence to explain your point. Use analytical language such as ‘therefore’ Paragraph One Identify your first consequence ‘One consequence of…..was...’ Use analytical language such as ‘this led to’ Consequence Question Guidance Identify & Explain Cleary identify two consequences Explain each using examples and detail Tick off each box as you go through

Importance Question Importance Question Importance Question Paragraph Two Explain your second reason it was important ‘A second reason ...was important is...’ Give two pieces of specific evidence to explain your point. Paragraph One Explain your first reason it was important ‘One reason…..was important is.....’ Introduction Briefly introduce the event/person in a sentence or two Importance Question Guidance Identify & Explain Choose two reasons it was important Explain each using examples and detail Tick off each box as you go through Paragraph Two Explain your second reason it was important ‘A second reason ...was important is...’ Give two pieces of specific evidence to explain your point. Paragraph One Explain your first reason it was important ‘One reason…..was important is.....’ Introduction Briefly introduce the event/person in a sentence or two Importance Question Guidance Identify & Explain Choose two reasons it was important Explain each using examples and detail Tick off each box as you go through Paragraph Two Explain your second reason it was important ‘A second reason ...was important is...’ Give two pieces of specific evidence to explain your point. Paragraph One Explain your first reason it was important ‘One reason…..was important is.....’ Introduction Briefly introduce the event/person in a sentence or two Importance Question Guidance Identify & Explain Choose two reasons it was important Explain each using examples and detail Tick off each box as you go through Paragraph Two Explain your second reason it was important ‘A second reason ...was important is...’ Give two pieces of specific evidence to explain your point. Paragraph One Explain your first reason it was important ‘One reason…..was important is.....’ Introduction Briefly introduce the event/person in a sentence or two Importance Question Guidance Identify & Explain Choose two reasons it was important Explain each using examples and detail Tick off each box as you go through Paragraph Two Explain your second reason it was important ‘A second reason ...was important is...’ Give two pieces of specific evidence to explain your point. Paragraph One Explain your first reason it was important ‘One reason…..was important is.....’ Introduction Briefly introduce the event/person in a sentence or two Importance Question Guidance Identify & Explain Choose two reasons it was important Explain each using examples and detail Tick off each box as you go through Paragraph Two Explain your second reason it was important ‘A second reason ...was important is...’ Give two pieces of specific evidence to explain your point. Paragraph One Explain your first reason it was important ‘One reason…..was important is.....’ Introduction Briefly introduce the event/person in a sentence or two Importance Question Guidance Identify & Explain Choose two reasons it was important Explain each using examples and detail Tick off each box as you go through