With helpful hints, (such as DAFOREST, the ‘because-but-so’ paragraph structure, and other persuasive devices), surrounding two exam questions, this slide pack is perfect for teachers and tutors wanting to test their students on transactional writing, with a few hints to support them! Perfect for a student’s first timed exam response or those working at a lower level. The exam questions are taken from past Edexcel exam questions, including: Write an article with the title ‘Making the Best of a Bad Situation’ Write and article with the title ‘Celebrate the Good Things in Life!’

These slides are designed for teachers and tutors helping students with GCSE History, Edexcel, Early Elizabethan England (1558-1588). These slides contain important exam information, told to students in a simple way, as well as lessons on Elizabeth’s government and her ascension to the throne.

This is a complete pack of PowerPoint slides designed for teachers and tutors to use as their final lesson before their student(s) take their exams. It is split into sections: The Session Before… Literature Paper One The Session Before… Literature Paper Two The Session Before… Language Paper One The Session Before… Language Paper Two Each section contains colourful, vibrant, and helpful reminders of: The Assessment Objectives The Texts (in this case it is Macbeth, An Inspector Calls, A Christmas Carol, Unseen Poetry and Power and Conflict Poetry - these can be easily edited if you are teaching different texts) How to analyse: final tips Mark Schemes Structuring essay responses (magic three rule) Possible exam questions Quick-fire quizzes Under ‘The Session Before… Literature Paper One’ there is also some exam tips and tricks and a mental wellbeing check in. It is 76 slides and has been created especially for teachers and tutors.

An English comprehension workbook designed for children partaking in the 9+, private school entrance exams, or those that need an extra push. The workbook is one word document, split into two parts. The first part addresses common tips and tricks for comprehension success. This includes questions types and processes the student should take when under timed exam conditions. The second part consists of a variety of comprehension types and forms, with timings as to how long the student should take on the task. The comprehension types include: Poetry: The Listeners Opening of a novel: Stay Where You Are And Then Leave Short story: Max’s Quest Short story: The Sandcastle Non-fiction: The Battle of Hastings Non-fiction: Planning a Journey

This complete lesson pack goes through the skills needed, and types of questions given, for a KS2 comprehension. Perfect for those taking their SATS in year 6, or those in years 4 and 5 who are beginning to come to terms with how comprehension works. Key acronyms such as H.E.A.R.T and B.R.A.I.N are also explained in an interactive and exciting manner.