We all have those classes who need that extra bit of guidance when it comes to PEE, and that need reminding of the key descriptive words in A Christmas Carol. Here we have a very basic lesson with a wordsearch and questions all on Stave One of A Christmas Carol. These could be used as two separate starters or just as a simple lesson to get the students remembering the key sections of Stave One. For very low ability.

AQA focused lessons for An Inspector Calls Here we have a must get resource which will save you lots of planning and resource making. I have created, in one place, a series of lessons which go through the theme of RESPONSIBILITY using questions which students answer in on their responsibility tree leaves. Throughout this power point, I also provide you with exam style questions, PEE extended analysis paragraph structures and a model answer. Learning Objectives are also throughout to show you where I started a new lesson again. This is a great buy and can save you planning time as the lessons are already set up in order with questions - play page numbers and all. I hope you enjoy!! (Please note responsibility tree is not included in the price of the resource)

Fab resource to complete the set after the responsibility slides I have available on here. To top it off we must explore THE INSPECTOR!!! Here is a one off lesson to question The Inspector and how he feels about the death of Eva Smith using three of his quotes. There is a quotation breakdown of questions around a quotation with clues to get the students thinking. This also comes with a slide of sentence starters if they are struggling with answering these questions and then of course I have provided the answers. This breakdown is based on the guidance I received from the AQA board when on a course - it really gets the students to think about the quotation and the whole text (LINKING IDEAS). Enjoy! (Please note some questions are based on course ideas given by AQA - answers and scaffolds and sentence starters and overall design is what is being sold in this resource)

Revision and Summary Exercise! Hi all, Here are some easy slides which go through the story of A Christmas Carol and focus on the development of Scrooge as a character. You can print this off and get the students to fill it in or just go through the slides. Potential answers are provided for each slide as well. This will be a really easy few lessons where students can be reminded of the plot and how Scrooge changes over time. Save time and get this now!!! (Please note images on slides are not being sold here, just the questions and answers which have been designed and created by myself)

16 slides - 4 lessons worth of materials here with Learning Objectives…THIS IS A MUST GET FOR MACBETH TEACHERS! Do you like saving time? Do you like giving your students analysis questions on quotations, then giving them the answers on the next slide? Do you like providing your students with a model, colour coded, paragraphs with sentence starters and structure sheets? **Then look no further. ** Macbeth and Lady Macbeth Analysis is here with quotes and questions based on AQA guidance. Exam style questions with extracts and analysis of extracts using specific guided questioning and then a model answer before the students have a go at it themselves. I used this with my class and it keeps them focused and working. It builds them to the stage where they feel they can answer the question alone. As we know… it is all in the preparation. (Please note extracts are taken from Shakespeare’s original play and No Fear Shakespeare - this is not included in the price. )

A break down of one of the most important quotes about Scrooge’s childhood. ‘solitary child was left here all alone,’ Then there is a chance for students to answer questions about the extract in order to answer a bigger question at the end. (Please note extracts are not included in the price)

A nice little lesson to get your class thinking about how it feels to be alone. They should use the images and the movie clips to write down a range of adjectives. The students should then attempt to put their feelings of feeling alone into a descriptive paragraph.

This mark sheet is a quick and easy way to mark students work for writing skills. It also encourages students to respond and could be used for DIRT.

This mark sheet is great for doing DIRT with your students on The Tempest. You can adapt it by changing the characters if necessary. It is a quick way of marking a baseline assessment. I usually print it on green paper so it stands out as marking in the exercise books.

So here is a new design to my planning sheets. This is one for comparison, but it is very adaptable. You can just use this one and change it. As usual it has the different sections for students to fill in with regards to PEE. On the back of this there is even a labelled map of how this sheet should be used, including some helpful structure sections and helpful words.

Here is a free resource - an assessment sheet to help students answer a question on the future ghost and his visit to Scrooge. Help yourself!

These are some newspaper article templates that I found online and have blown up tot go with my Newspaper lesson.