EDUQAS GCSE LITERATURE - A WIFE IN LONDON - POETRY WORKBOOK WITH EXAM QUESTION AND 19TH C TEXT This resource is designed to support students in their poetry analysis using historical context to inform their ideas. The resource includes: a comprehensive workbook - 19th Century Text (London Fogs) - setting (9 pages) historical context poem text with activities including extension question exam question which assesses the learning from the workbook Answers Can be used as a whole class activity or as independent work. AT x

TRAGEDY - KEATS - FULL ANNOTATION - ISABELLA, OR THE POT OF BASIL This resource is intended to support both teacher and student in the understanding and analysis of Keats’ poem ISABELLA, OR THE POT OF BASIL. The resource includes: a copy of the fully annotated poem (24 pages) blank copy of the poem for students to make their own annotations a coversheet for the booklet Many thanks AT x

TRAGEDY - KEATS - FULL ANNOTATION - THE EVE OF ST AGNES This resource is intended to support both teacher and student in the analysis of Keats’ poem ‘THE EVE OF ST. AGNES’. The resource includes: a copy of the fully annotated poem (21 pages) blank copies of the poem for students to make their own annotations a coversheet for the booklet Many thanks AT x

PARALYMPICS 2024 - NON FICTION READING COMPREHENSION Paralympics history, adaptive sports technology, Paris 2024 innovations, Sir Ludwig Guttmann, Stoke Mandeville Games, biomechanics, inclusive sports, global impact. Students can explore the inspiring evolution of Paralympic Games; learn about adaptive technology, history, and the groundbreaking innovations anticipated in Paris 2024 and discover how the Games challenge perceptions and promote inclusive sports globally. The resource includes a comprehensive overview of the Paralympic Games’ evolution, the role of technology in enhancing athletes’ experiences, and a look ahead to the innovations expected at the Paris 2024 Paralympics. It covers key historical moments, technological advancements in prosthetics and adaptive sports equipment, and the societal impact of the Paralympics. Additionally, the multiple-choice questions test knowledge and understanding of the Paralympic Games, making it an insightful educational resource. AT x

EDUQAS WORKBOOK - MAMETZ WOOD - DIRT ACTIVITY The resource can be used to support students in developing and improving their responses in a poetry exam question. The resource includes: Exam Question Mametz Wood Poem Differentiated DIRT actitivity AT x

TRAGEDY - KEATS - FULL ANNOTATION - LA BELLE DAME SANS MERCI This resource is intended to support both teacher and student in the analysis of Keats’ poem ‘La Belle Dame Sans Merci’. The resource includes: a copy of the fully annotated poem blank copy of the poem for students to make their own annotations a coversheet for the booklet AT x

TRAGEDY - KEATS’ POETRY ANNOTATED TEXTS - LAMIA PART 1 This resource is intended to support both teacher and student in the analysis of Keats’ poems LAMIA - part 1. The resource includes: a copy of the fully annotated poem blank copy of the poem for students to make their own annotations a coversheet for the booklet AT x

AOT KEATS - LAMIA I & II AND LA BELLE DAME SANS MERCI - FULL ANNOTATIONS This resource is intended to support both teacher and student in the analysis of Keats’ poems LAMIA (Parts 1 & 2) & LA BELLE DAME SANS MERCI. The resource includes: a copy of the fully annotated poems blank copies of the poem for students to make their own annotations a coversheet for the booklet 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 AQA GCSE Reading Paper 1 Practice - “The Yellow Wallpaper” by Charlotte Perkins Gilman This AQA GCSE Reading Paper 1 practice delves into an excerpt from “The Yellow Wallpaper,” guiding students to extract details about a colonial mansion, analyze language nuances, and understand narrative structure. Focused questions enhance key skills for the exam, including information extraction and language analysis. The nuanced passage structure prepares students for diverse text encounters, while evaluating dynamics between the narrator and John sharpens character relationship analysis—an essential for GCSE Reading Paper 1 success. Includes Answers AT x

AQA GCSE ENGLISH LANGUAGE PAPER 1 READING PRACTICE HENRY JAMES - THE PORTRAIT OF A LADY - AQA GCSE PAPER 1 READING PRACTICE WITH ANSWERS! Explore “The Portrait of a Lady” by Henry James in this curated reading practice! Immerse yourself in the opening lines set against an old English country-house’s backdrop, focusing on the charm of afternoon tea. Delve into Isabel Archer’s character, analysing James’s language choices and features. Uncover the text’s engaging structure, initially highlighting serene settings and afternoon tea, seamlessly transitioning to character introductions and the house’s rich history. This practice offers detailed answers, providing insights into the writer’s storytelling techniques and enhancing your literary analysis skills in preparation for the GCSE English Language Paper 1 Exam. AT x

Reading Comprehension - The story of St. George and the Dragon. Is it true or just a myth, and what does it symbolise? Find out in this comprehensive resource with reading passage and differentiated MCQs with answers. How is this resource different from ST George of England? Simple, this resource focuses specifcally on the legend of St George and the Dragon, and St George of England tells about the life of St George and his influence in many countries, who are also proud to call him their saint. AT x

SHAKESPEARE - MACBETH ACT 1 - ACT 5 - SENTENCE SCRAMBLE The main events in Act1, Act 2, Act 3, Act 4 and Act 5 of Macbeth in 10 scrambed sentences respectively with unscrambled answers. This resource will serve as a standalone, a starter activity or a lead- in to a storyboarding activity for a range of student levels. ALSO SUITABLE FOR HOME STUDY. Once students unscramble the 10 sentences, they will have a good idea of the main events in Shakespeare’s play Macbeth. AT x

St George of England -Reading Comprehension - Differentiated Questions with answers. Use as a stand alone resource or as part of a lesson on St George’s Day. Students can work independently on the questions but it might be more fun to work as a team where the weaker ones are supported by the more able. A great way to combine necessary reading skills with finding out about the history of St. George of England. AT x

**Reading Passage "Chinese New Year 2024: year of the Dragon. Lunar New Year study. Explore traditions and test your students’ knowledge with the MCQ Quiz. ** A FREE INTERACTIVE MCQ QUIZ ACCOMPANIES THIS RESOURCE! The resource contains a comprehensive reading passage about Chinese New Year 2024, covering: historical roots cultural significance preparations customs environmental considerations family reunions and festivities. Additionally, it includes an MCQ Quiz with eight questions, testing understanding and knowledge of the festival’s details. The quiz assesses students on topics such as: the start date zodiac symbolism family preparations environmental changes and cultural practices during Chinese New Year This resource aims to provide teachers with a well-rounded tool for teaching about Chinese New Year in an engaging and informative manner, as well as giving students some much needed reading practice. 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

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

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

This B2 reading resource explores the essence of cultural diversity for intermediate English Language Learners. Included: Pre-reading task B2 reading passage MCQs Answers AT x

Explore the significance of Eostre, the ancient Germanic goddess of spring and dawn, and her connection to Easter traditions. Uncover the symbols of fertility and new life tied to her, like eggs and hares, that have been shaping Easter celebrations for centuries. This comprehensive resources includes: Reading passage MCQs TRUE/FALSE statements A Discussion Question Answers AT x