A short presentation that structures discussion around spotting the differences in two images and then making inferences.

Full lesson with a typical exam question for the new specification Question is on Macbeth and Power

You will also need a past student response to aid this PowerPoint Students will 1st work identifying elements that are successful in the student response and filling out the grid Then, move onto thinking about the task title - in this PP it is to describe the scene at a park There are some images to get students thinking creatively and imaginatively Students should then aim to write at least one descriptive paragraph by the end of the lesson

A handy revision sheet with the conventions of each transactional writing type on there. The back of the sheet has suggested openings and closings for students.

Works really well printed onto A3

As the title states

A series of statements that show where Lady Macbeth takes control within the play Macbeth

checklist to use alongside narrative writing This has a gothic theme but can be easily changed

A revision resource that shows students what they need to write about in each paragraph of their essays on poetry. The PETAL structure details how they need to structure each one of those paragraphs.

This full SOW can be completed alongside any novel at all. It is an 8 week scheme that eventually leads to an empathy style task, which can then be marked for reading and writing It begins with a Summer Transition Project - The transition sheets will need printing on A3 and then taken out to the pyramid/feeder primaries It comes with a full mark scheme too

This lesson helped me to achieve and outstanding for a recent lesson observation. The PowerPoint looks at an empathetic style exam question and then there is a group work activity. The group work activity is set up so that you have a different character at each different work station, with different questions to get students to think and empathise with each character. Once downloaded, it is really simple to follow.

Different activities to support the more able learners and stretch and challenge them.

Looking at where conflict arises this PowerPoint specifically highlights language and scaffolds learners' responses through questioning

Exactly as the title suggests

This takes students through the exam literacy of AQA Unseen Poetry Section C

I had the poems printed and displayed all around the English classrooms Students then had to find a quote for each poem and then have a go at looking at key words and connotations in the explosions

Following grades from a mock exam, students then wrote a message to themselves (a final promise before their actual exam) and then they 'bottled' it up. We then stuck the paper bottles up around the classroom.

PowerPoint includes word classes etc

This resource allows students to revisit the apparitions at the end of the play and explore how they actually tricked Macbeth.

As the title says A tick list that will assist with identifying strengths and weaknesses in own work