A quiz for students studying the play 'An Inspector Calls'. Individuals or groups can choose a number and then see a question. The link to the answer is on the question slide, and then you are directed back to the starting board. This quiz tests the students knowledge of the events and characters in An Inspector Calls, *** Images can be added to help lower ability students and make the quiz more exciting.***

An extract from the novel Twilight by Stephanie Meyer with questions attached. The questions explore all aspects of the novel and the authors writing style, including language and literal meanings. ***The extract is the copyright of the author.***

An extract from the novel Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen with questions attached. The questions explore all aspects of the novel and the authors writing style, including language and literal meanings. ***The extract is the copyright of the author and her estate.***

An extract from the novel with comprehension questions added. The questions range from literal to more subtle effect-type, and are designed to ensure students are reading and understanding what they read. ***The copyright of the extract belongs to David Almond.***

A set of five novel extracts (all copyrights to the authors) from classic fiction to exam board favourites, each with their key punctuation marks missing. The tasks are easily adaptable, and answers are included.

A resource based on the Benjamin Zephaniah poem 'The British'*. This resource encourages students to explore his poem before using it as a stimulus for their own poetry. *You will need to find a copy of the poem online.

Help students to understand the various techniques they can use in their creative writing to help improve their grade. This resource focusses on the techniques in the acronyms 'SPAMO' and 'A FOREST'.

A one-off lesson plan enabling students to analyse the language of William Shakespeare, using Romeo and Juliet as a stimulus. The lesson asks students to analyse the prologue and part of Act 2 Scene 2 of the play, then focus on answering a specific essay-style question.

A one-off resource that could be used on Saint George's Day or as part of a unit on legends. This resource comprises a copy of the legend of Saint George and the Dragon, along with some comprehension questions and a context activity focussing on some of the words within the texts. Easily adaptable for LA or SEN groups also.

Checklists for Reading, Writing and Speaking & Listening tasks in English lessons. These provide a quick tick-list style check sheet for students to check that they have completed all the basic elements before they submit their work for marking. Great for LA/additional needs groups and students.

A set of simple key word dictionary searches for English, Maths and Science. The perfect introduction to a course, with the added whole-school literacy element.

Resources for the first week of a new school year, or the first couple of lessons with a new group. There are a mixture of 'Getting to Know You' games and more structured tasks and activities for older students or higher ability groups.

A Medium-Term plan and weekly resources for a Unit on Writing Letters and Emails (planning to last 6 weeks - approx. 20 lessons). All student activity sheets and resources are included, along with answers where necessary.

An extract from the novel with comprehension questions attached. The questions range in skills from literal to more explorative, and can be easily adapted for any ability range. ***The copyright belongs to John Boyne.***

This PowerPoint is designed to explain the different sentence types and explore how students can adapt the way they start their sentences. Perfect to use at the start of a new school year, as part of your 'back-to-basics' reminder lessons. Also, great for Lower Ability students to help them easily improve their sentences.

A set of cryptograms, designed to accompany the reading of the story of 'Of Mice and Men' or be used to support student revision of the novel. The cryptograms are designed to give a brief synopsis of a chapter, and the idea that the student needs to identify the missing letters really helps them to focus on reading what is written. This is a great way of helping students to retain information.

A basic PowerPoint explaining what, when and how to use paragraphs in writing. The PowerPoint also demonstrates a method for planning a paragraph and a task for students to demonstrate their understanding.

A PowerPoint and Activities for students to complete during Roald Dahl day, or as part of a unit on Roald Dahl and his work. The PowperPoint introduces Roald Dahl and the various activities the students can complete, and then the activities are aimed at challenging the students in terms of their language understanding as well as their under standing of the writer himself.

A set of five novel extracts (all copyrights to the authors) from Shakespeare to more modern classics, each with their key punctuation marks missing. The tasks are easily adaptable, and answers are included.

This PowerPoint and revision sheet can be used by students as both an introduction to the types of questions they will be faced with in their Language exam, or as a revision tool at any point in their course. Both resources explain the different types of questions that are used in exams, and the PowerPoint gives students the opportunity to 'have a go' at each question style. Included in the pack is a breakdown of information contained in each slide and some answers to help those new to the course/exam structure.