DICKENS - DIFFERENTIATED WORKBOOK - A CHRISTMAS CAROL A Fun DIFFERENTIATED resource to help students of LAP and MAP levels to access the plot of Dickens’ ‘A Christmas Carol’ through reading short chapter summaries and a range of questions, including MCQs and Free Response questions. Supports Whole School Literacy/ reluctant readers Answers to the Quiz Provided The resource can be used as a standalone, differential support or cover lesson. AT x

KEATS - CREATIVE WRITING - THE EVE OF ST AGNES This creative writing exercise encourages KS5 students to explore different aspects of Madeline’s character and provide them with an opportunity to bring their unique perspectives to the narrative in the poem. Incl: *7 different writing prompts space for students to plan and write *a sample response The teacher is left to decide which style the students are to write in, depending on the learning objective of the task. AT x

AQA GCSE ENGLISH LANGUAGE PAPER 1 READING PRACTICE This AQA GCSE Reading Paper 1 practice journeys through an excerpt from “The Call of the Wild” by Jack London. This passage unfolds in the sun-kissed Santa Clara Valley, revealing Judge Miller’s opulent estate where Buck, a magnificent dog, holds sway. The narrative gracefully shifts focus from the grandeur of Judge Miller’s place to delve into the extraordinary life of Buck. The writer’s meticulous choice of words and structure keeps readers engaged, offering a glimpse into Buck’s significance in this vast domain. As readers explore Buck’s interactions with other dogs, the text unveils themes of dominance, skillfully portrayed by the writer. This practice not only hones comprehension and language analysis skills for the AQA exam but also provides a captivating preview of the timeless tale within “The Call of the Wild.” Includes Answers. AT x

AQA GCSE ENGLISH LANGUAGE PAPER 1 READING PRACTICE This comprehension paper for reading practice focuses on the essential reading skills required for the AQA Paper 1 of the English Language GCSE. Includes a 490-word excerpt from Arthur Conan Doyle’s “The Hound of the Baskervilles” Free response questions and answers The resource can be used as a standalone reading comprehension or exam revision lesson, cover lesson or an independent homework task. AT x

AQA KS5 - ASPECTS OF TRAGEDY-ISABELLA, OR THE POT OF BASIL-10 DISCUSSION QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS-INCL: *CHARACTER DYNAMICS *MORAL DILEMMAS *NARRATIVE PERSPECTIVE *LITERARY INFLUENCES *LANGUAGE AND STYLE *READER RESPONSE AT X

OLYMPICS 2024 - READING COMPREHENSION WITH INTERACTIVE QUIZ This resource explores the historic Opening Ceremony along Seine River of the 2024 Paris Olympic Games; new sports like Breaking, and iconic venues. A FREE INTERACTIVE MCQ QUIZ ACCOMMPANIES THIS RESOURCE: Learn about a centenary celebration, inclusive events, and Tahiti surfing, details on Extreme slalom, mixed events in athletics, shooting, and sailing. Understand ticket pricing and accessibility. The questions cover a range of cognitive skills, from basic recall to higher-order thinking such as analysis and interpretation. They are designed to assess the reader’s understanding and engagement with the information provided in the reading passage. Ideal for students and teachers seeking comprehensive insights into this monumental event. AT x

DIWALI ON THE SQUARE - READING COMPREHENSION “Explore ‘Diwali on the Square’ resource for classrooms. Comprehension questions on Trafalgar Square’s Festival of Lights, fostering diversity and unity.” The reading passage describes "Diwali on the Square, (A vibrant celebration held in London’s Tragalgar Square during the Festival of Lights). It highlights key elements such as: the square’s transformation cultural exchange traditional music and dance illuminated lights culinary offerings, and symbolic ceremonies like the lighting of the diya. **The passage serves as a foundation for comprehension questions, fostering critical thinking and discussions in the classroom, in PDF format for ease of teaching. ** The questions cover various aspects, including: the significance of Trafalgar Square the central theme of Diwalit the role of music the impact of interactive workshops, and more. Teachers can use this resource to engage students in exploring cultural diversity, unity, and the triumph of good over evil within the context of Diwali. AT x

SHAKESPEARE - NON FICTION READING COMPREHENSION - GLOBE THEATRE Explore Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre with a reading comprehension. Uncover its clandestine construction, rich history, and enduring legacy. Elizabethan entertainment, 20-sided polygon, Sam Wanamaker, First English Civil War, theatrical flag system, Globe Theatre replicas. The reading passage covers its history, construction, and cultural impact. Students learn about the 20-sided polygon architecture and the modern Globe’s reconstruction by Sam Wanamaker; Elizabethan entertainment and the unique flag system used for play genres. The multiple-choice quiz on Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre, covering its history, construction, cultural impact, and related facts. The MCQ/True/False questions range from historical events to architectural details, offering a comprehensive understanding of the Globe’s significance in the context of Shakespearean drama and beyond. AT x

ST VALENTINE’S DAY - READING COMPREHENSION WORKBOOK Reading Comprehension with DIFFERENTIATED MCQs and Free Response questions with answers on the History and Romance of St. Valentine’s Day. AT x

OLYMPICS 2024 - READING COMPREHENSION - OLYMPIC RINGS SYMBOLISM AND HISTORY. In this reading comprehension students will explore the history and symbolism behind the iconic Olympic Rings. The interactive MCQ quiz will help students consolidate their understanding of this iconic symbol’s enduring international legacy. AT x

Reading comprehension - MCQs with answers. St Valentine’s Day Massacre - The bloodiest Crime in American History. A resource which compliments The History of St. Valentine’s day, which is full of love in contrast to this resource which is full of revenge and bloodshed. Despite being one of the bloodiest crimes in America in the 1930s, students across the globe will learn about prohibition and it’s knock-on effect on the illicit trafficking of contraband goods; gang rivalry and how the infamous Al Capone managed, so he thought to outwit the police. A perfect resource for reluctant readers in KS3/4 and to develop comprehension skills. The differentiated MCQs with answers, allow students of all levels to access the material. AT x

This A1 reading resource is designed to align with the CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages) A1 reading criteria. It is well-suited for English language learners of all ages, including reluctant readers or those with low proficiency levels. The inclusion of an image alongside the text helps to make it less intimidating and more accessible, while the clear enlarged font and 1.5 spacing enhance readability. The PDF format allows for easy printing, and when opened in Microsoft Edge browser, it can be edited and annotated using a full set of tools. Included in this resource is an A1 reading passage, accompanied by five multiple-choice questions (MCQs) and their corresponding answers. AT x

This tailored A2 level reading resource is designed to support English language learners as well as SEN students on their learning journey. The passage follows a simple narrative about planting flowers, wearing gardening gloves, and tending to the garden. With comprehensible language and engaging content, students will enhance their vocabulary and reading skills while learning about nature and leisure activities. Included: CEFR Level A2 Reading Passage MCQs Answers AT x