KS3/GCSE/FE top tips in order to help students to learn the rules of grammar. I made them into posters/powerpoint so they can be displayed in the classroom.

A useful poster for learners of all ages to encourage to expand their vocabulary

Key terminology posters with quotes from famous writers

A sen weekly log designed to monitor and track progress

An essentials KS3 grammar dictionary covering most common grammatical terms under the new KS3 National Curriculum.

Activity for learners to identify the similes and metaphors in famous literature . Can be adapted to KS3/functional skills

A Dreaming Week by Carol Ann Duffy: Revision poster/work mat analysis designed for AS

Learners have to sort out a good letter, a bad letter and a terrible letter

NEW GCSE 9-1 Q2 of paper 1: How to answer the question and develop their language skills

Key Quotes in An Inspector Calls: GCSE 9-1- used as Posters, but also allow for an analysis of each quote.

Letter Writing: The Good, the bad and the ugly!

Useful posters with key grammatical terms useful for both GCSE and KS3

A Romeo and Juliet resource pack with featured cartoons for displays etc

A set of vocabulary triangles designed to improve a student's vocabulary, grammar and spelling. Can be adapted to KS3

A collection of posters for the classroom to help inspire and motivate students.

An activity to encourage learning and behaviour management. Learners pick a piece of popcorn out of a jar and have to read the opening then tell me a fact about it.

A useful way to mark and assess learners work (can be used for self reflection purposes too)

A useful poster for SEN which will allow a co-operative classroom whereby students can learn what is/is not acceptable in a classroom.

A useful sheet for practitioners to monitor behaviour. Learners note their behaviour down too and sign it, so they can visually see when they are behaving well/badly

An introductory lesson to the context of America during the time Of Mice and Men was written.