A huge selection of lessons detailing how to identify and recreate the style, structure and format of a huge range of non-fiction texts. All resources are pupil-led and contain self assessment to ensure pupils are aware of how they will be assessed within the 1-9 framework.
A series if lessons all designed to promote pupils understanding of GCSE assessment objectives and engage in reflective learning.
My department found these resources hugely successful in empowering students to take ownership of their learning and progress effectively.
This resource comprises 5 Entry Level Assessments.
It contains extracts from 5 novels/novellas in which pupils have to identify and analyse the text according to Entry Level (Reading Paper) requirements. This gives pupils a taste of what may be to come at GCSE level without being intimidating.
Each assessment tests the pupils on similar skills, therefore they can be used to attempt to build upon skills and show continual progress.
11 Double Lessons (22 Hours) of 1-9 resources to prep your students for Paper 1 & Paper 2.
The individual lessons on offer have mainly 5 star reviews.
Although a broad range of skills are focused on within the lessons, the overall objective of the lessons is to improve extended writing. This is achieved using a creative variety of task, focusing on the fine line between giving students confidence by scaffolding and creating independent thinkers.
A series of resources deigned to cover the majority of the Entry Level Syllabus.
Reading section contains: a series of assessments and tasks designed to show clear progress or highlight areas for development.
Writing section contains: a plethora of tasks, lessons and assessments, focusing on transactional writing.
A huge collections of resources.
Each resource contains a full lesson with an A3 assessment grid detailing marking boundaries for self or peer assessment. All contain differentiation. Most lessons contain a Powerpoint and a plethora of activities.
Numerous 5* resources included.
A huge collections of resources.
All individual resources contain a full lesson with an A3 assessment grid detailing marking boundaries for self or peer assessment.
A huge amount of resources which encourage students to develop their skills analysing and writing reviews.
Contains: Samplar reviews
Worksheet activities
Homework tasks
Scaffolding sheets
Writing Templates
A How to Guide
Mark Scheme
An series of 11 lessons. Each lesson contains a PPT, worksheet (some additional homeworks).
Assessment objectives are present throughout to give pupils a clear insight into the mark scheme. Peer and Self-assessment tasks also frequent, to give students independence and to allow them to reflect on their analysis.
An series of 11 lessons. Each lesson contains a PPT, worksheet (some additional homeworks).
Assessment objectives are present throughout to give pupils a clear insight into the mark scheme. Peer and Self-assessment tasks also frequent, to give students independence and to allow them to reflect on their analysis.
An enormous set of resources to cover studying ‘The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde’ at GCSE.
AO focuses are given throughout the whole scheme to encourage pupils to engage with the mark scheme.
Engaging resources including: games, worksheets, homework tasks, 25 full lessons and end of unit assessments.
One file containing a card sort (or on the board activity if short on time), group work, structured extended writing task and self assessment homework.
Lots of great activities and very clear to follow.
A booklet designed to improve pupils awareness of the genre, explore character, setting and plot and reflect and improve their own creative writing.
Great for Halloween or cover work.
Romeo and Juliet AQA English Literature Paper 1 exam style questions, using lively and creative speaking and listening activities to scaffold learning. Unlike other resources, this includes indicative content for each AO for EVERY question
Student-friendly AOs are provided so students can actually access assessment objectives, and a self-reflection sheet is included that allows students to meaningfully reflect on their work.
The Shakesbook (mock facebook) can be added as a homework task.
A very succinct activity starting with simple research tasks, culminating in an extended question.
The focus is drawn back to Act 1 Scene 2, investigating to what extent does the discussion between Capulet and Paris in Act 1 Scene 2 conform to Elizabethan ideas of marriage?