15 exam questions for The Wipers Times and Up the Line to Death on the AQA WW1 and Its Aftermath A-level English Literature exam for paper 2. Ideal for revision. The questions cover a range of topics that could be potential exam questions.

A quick revision minute activity for the AQA Power and Conflict anthology.

A useful revision resource. A revision clock focusing on Scrooge’s character development as he is redeemed in the text. I’ve used this for cover, in revision lessons and for home study revision.

A lesson on the poem ‘London’ by William Blake. Useful for the GCSE AQA Power and Conflict anthology. The lesson has a ‘do now’ activity, context section, summary of the poem and then each line and stanza is broken down and analysed in depth. At the end of the lesson there are some review resources and exemplar essay questions.

Nine rounds of a quiz for AQA English language paper 1. Each round includes answers in the notes of the PowerPoint slide - some answers depend on what you have taught your class. There is a round on each of the five questions (two rounds on question 5), a spelling test on ambitious vocabulary, a definitions round for ambitious vocabulary and a general knowledge round. I’ve used this successfully with my classes in the past. If can last as long as you want it to.

A revision clock on the play Macbeth - handy for revision, cover or homework. Covers a number of key factors in the play.

A QUICK REVISION ACTIVITY FOR THE ENTIRE NOVEL.

26 slides on a PowerPoint with key quotations based on the main characters in the novel, ‘A Christmas Carol’. Each slide has five quick questions in order to help students focus their thoughts just before the exam.

A quick revision activity for the play ‘Othello’. Useful in lessons or for homework.

A revision clock for An Inspector Calls.

A quick revision activity for Macbeth and Lady Macbeth.

A PowerPoint focusing on various elements of the play. Ideal last minute prep for the exam.

A detailed analysis of Wilfred Owen’s poem ‘The Sentry’ on PowerPoint. Each stanza is annotated in depth and their are slides with contextual background. I’ve used this for AQA A-level English literature (Up The Line to Death) but this could easily be adapted for GCSE English literature, especially a more able group.

Hi everyone, this is a collection of 60 English writing activities for cover lessons. I have also used many of these activities as end of term options when there has been only a few lessons left. The activities range from directing pupils to writing speeches and stories to creating new products. There is a big variety. The resources are available on PowerPoint and as a PDF for easy printing.

A revision checklist for question 3.

A quick idea to help students plan their answer to question 25 on English literature Paper 2.

A quick and easy idea to promote after school revision to your students.