<p>English Language ad Literature Knowledge Organisers (Blank)</p>
<p>Including assessment objectives for WJEC</p>
<p>A Christmas Carol, An Inspector Calls, Romeo and Juliet, WJEC poetry anthology, Unseen poetry, descriptive/narrative writing, Paper one overview.</p>
<p>Grammar posters to explain sentence types. can be used as starter activities or displays.<br />
Also available as a bundle with text types and homophones.</p>
<p>Grammar posters to explain text types. can be used as starter activities or displays.<br />
Also available as a bundle with sentence types and homophones.</p>
<p>A revision activity for Macbeth.</p>
<p>TWICS stands for technique, word class, inference, context and structure.<br />
One completed map to model how to complete effectively, 9 other themes with quotes attached.</p>
<p>Grammar posters to explain homophones. can be used as starter activities or displays.<br />
Also available as a bundle with text types and sentence types.</p>
<p>Grammar bundle to explain text types, sentence types and homophones. can be used as starter activities or displays.<br />
Also available individually.</p>
<p>A range of key revision tasks for the following AQA Literature texts:</p>
<ul>
<li>A Christmas Carol</li>
<li>Romeo & Juliet</li>
<li>An Inspector Calls</li>
<li>Poetry - Power & Conflict</li>
</ul>
<p>Includes essay planning and support for exam style questions.</p>
<p>AQA Literature Revision Tasks<br />
A range of key revision tasks for the following AQA Literature texts:</p>
<ul>
<li>A Christmas Carol</li>
<li>Macbeth</li>
<li>An Inspector Calls</li>
<li>Poetry - Power & Conflict</li>
</ul>
<p>Includes essay planning and support for exam style questions.</p>
<p>An assembly on the impact of social media and how ‘The Egg’ highlighted the pressures people are under to present themselves in a certain way for the public.</p>
<p>Unseen Poetry Revision - KS4 Mini-scheme covering eight lesson. Initially planned for year 10 groups but can be used for YR11 pre-exam revision.<br />
Includes MTP, resource booklet, modelled answers, question papers and mark schemes.</p>
<p>AQA Conflict Poetry Exploration Sheets (or knowledge organisers) for the individual poem with questions to extend understanding.</p>
<p>Support for revision of the poetry unit.</p>
<p>The aim of this scheme is to familiarise students with the study of poetry with some comparative elements.</p>
<p>Whilst context in not a feature in AQA’s unseen poetry exam question, I have included this element in this scheme as I have selected a few poets that they will revisit for the GCSE poetry anthology. They will not be expected to write about context in this scheme but they will use the information to select and retrieve key facts in the style of a language paper 1, question 1 task.</p>
<p>Teachers are expected to ‘live model’ key areas: thesis statements, planning of comparisons and analytical paragraphs. It is useful for students to see paragraphs developing ‘live’. As the poems have been used in numerous schemes and exam boards you can find modelled paragraphs online but I feel this takes away the value of collaborative writing in lesson time.</p>
<p>The poems included cover a variety of relationship types; mother and son, relationships between the individual and society, the individual and identity. I have purposefully avoided romantic relationships.</p>
