<p>Frankenstein English Language Paper 1 Q1 Q2 Q3 Exam and Mark scheme with example</p>
<p>Q1 Reading comprehension<br />
Q2 Language analysis<br />
Q3 Structure</p>
<p>KS3 or GSCE</p>
<p>Jamila Gavin Paradise Carpet extract used for English Language Paper 1 KS3 exam</p>
<p>Based on AQA syllabus but also appropriate for Edexcel or iGCSE</p>
<p>3 questions total<br />
Q1- Reading comprehension… find 4 things<br />
Q2- Language analysis<br />
Q3- Writing descriptive task based on image or story</p>
<p>Formative assessment after teaching Iqbal or<br />
Stand Alone assessment alongside themes of suffering and Child labour<br />
Includes mark scheme and exemplar</p>
<p>Complete assessment of 35 minutes.<br />
Extract from Charlotte’s Web</p>
<p>With 2 assessment questions</p>
<p>Reading comprehension out of 4<br />
Language analysis paragraph exploring the effect of language techniques</p>
<p>With complete mark scheme out of 10</p>
<p>Challenge your students to use ambitious vocabulary when analysing rather than SHOWS or TELLS<br />
Selection of alternative and high level words</p>
<p>Full scheme of persuasive writing<br />
ANIMAL RIGHTS</p>
<p>Includes skills of:<br />
Rhetoric and persuasive devices<br />
Reading comprehension<br />
Comparison<br />
Debate</p>
<p>Looks at Orcas at Seaworld (Blackfish documentary)<br />
Tigers and Elephants in Thailand (Tourism)<br />
Gorillas (Koko the speaking gorilla and hunting in 1862<br />
XL Bully ban in England<br />
Animal Rights in China<br />
PETA and Animal Rights charities</p>
<p>All based on AQA assessment objectives</p>
<p>Series of 4 lessons focusing on rhetoric/ persuasive writing using refugee stories from Iran and Somalia.</p>
<p>Includes accounts from Floella Benjamin, Mo Farah, Windrush generation.</p>
<p>Lessons such as article reading, debate, reading and language analysis.</p>
<p>Comparing character representation:<br />
You will need to evaluate the representation of: appearance, clothing and manner.</p>
<p>Film review:<br />
Which one did you prefer and why?</p>
<p>Were there any changes to the plot? Why is the text still appropriate and relevant for audiences and readers today?</p>
<p>Challenge: Is there an allegory? Explain your answer.</p>
<p>Powerpoint includes teacher user image, search bar<br />
Genres written in Netflix font as well as trending now</p>
<p>Over 30 movie images categorised for you ready to be printed</p>
<p>Best to go over black backing and red border</p>
<p>Up to 3 single lesson focus-</p>
<p>Exploring what is social responsibility with examples</p>
<p>Writing a speech focusing on social responsibility</p>
<p>Edit/ redraft and persuasive writing skills</p>
<p>Debate lesson</p>
<p>Display for literature around the world, perfect for libraries or classroom</p>
<p>You will need to create your own title<br />
You will also need a map, strings and pins</p>
<p>The download includes a selection of authors from around the world, their famous published work and a synopsis of the text</p>
<p>Includes 20 different authors</p>
<p>Full lesson with interactive film clips to teach structure.<br />
Perfect for KS3, KS4, KS4 and FE.</p>
<p>Start the lesson with a crossword defining and retrieving 8 structure devices.<br />
Or can be used as homework!</p>
<p>Lesson teaching 13 structure devices using references from popular culture and film clips.<br />
Complete with Pixar short clip after and bingo.</p>
<p>Fantastic, fun and engaging way of teaching structure!<br />
The students LOVE it!</p>
<p>Techniques such as:<br />
Media res,<br />
zoom in/ out<br />
pathetic fallacy<br />
Dramatic irony<br />
cliffhanger<br />
tension<br />
and many more!</p>
<p>Comparing character representation:<br />
You will need to evaluate the representation of: appearance, clothing and manner.</p>
<p>Film review:<br />
Which one did you prefer and why?</p>
<p>Were there any changes to the plot? Why is the text still appropriate and relevant for audiences and readers today?</p>
<p>Challenge: Is there an allegory? Explain your answer.</p>
<p>Descriptive writing task based on an image symbolising Finch’s Landing/ Deep South America.<br />
Focusing on skills such as show don’t tell, sensory description, zoom in.</p>
<p>Chapter 14- Quotation and independent response tasks exploring themes and character.</p>
<p>4 lessons that can be taught sequentially or as a one off.<br />
Lessons focus on:<br />
Sentence types, word class, proof reading, punctuation.</p>
<p>Appropriate for KS3, KS4, FE, SEND.</p>
<p>Complete powerpoint with 30 Optical illusions</p>
<p>To be used for form time, fun, art, english, inference, deduction, drama speaking and listening, ESL, SEND</p>
<p>Complete lessons for chapter 3 with a range of skills and starter tasks:</p>
<p>Exam practice:<br />
What is antithesis and how are Curley and Slim the foil of one another?</p>
<p>Speaking and listening and creative writing:<br />
Candy as a character and what he symbolises<br />
Candy’s dog and reflecting on how the dog symbolises Candy<br />
Creative writing lesson- Candy as stimulus or Candy’s dog shooting</p>
<p>Exam practice<br />
Fight scene- Foreshadow and How is tension created?</p>
<p>Reading comprehension quizzes and exploring George and Lennie’s symbiotic relationship</p>
<p>Hot seating</p>
<p>Reading comprehension and some exam style questions<br />
Every chapter has a clear lesson focus which introduces a new literary technique: imagery, pathetic fallacy, allusion,</p>
<p>3 slides<br />
Starter- What is antithesis<br />
Comparison table to be completed by student<br />
Exam question- Character focus- Jack and Simon antithesis with exemplar top grade paragraph</p>
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