Simple essay writing resource for Macbeth on the AQA GCSE syllabus, includes: assessment objectives mark scheme timing and planning introduction and thesis statement essay questions with model student responses practice questions applicable to More and Most Able but can be adapted Word and PDF included

Detailed lesson on THT and Frankenstein from the Science and Society section of Edexcel English Literature Paper 2: Prose Includes: June 2019 exam questions Mark scheme Examiner’s comments & Tips Candidate responses Overview of both THT and Frankenstein (plot, context, narrative, character, theme, language etc.)

Three time-saving lessons on unseen poetry from the Edexcel exam board Poetry Section A with candidate answers, tips and examiner’s comments This is for revision and presupposes knowledge of the Poems of the Decade Anthology and how to express poetry analysis Easily adaptable You can use as a mini scheme towards the end of Year 12/13 or in the run up to mocks

OCR English Literature Paper 2 Dystopian Fiction overview lesson on THT, includes: Theme Background Plot Narrative Structure Language Sociopolitical context Literary context and links to other dystopian texts This should be used as a recap lesson or in conjunction with revision/exam practice.

Detailed Recap lesson for Edexcel Lit Paper 2 prose, Wuthering Heights WOMEN IN SOCIETY Includes: June 2018 Exam Questions Key terms Narrative structure Plot Context Theme Characters Setting Indicative content Mark schemes Candidate responses Examiner’s comments and tips

Very detailed lesson for the coursework question: How does Priestley present the Inspector in An Inspector Calls? but this can be adapted to many different questions. You could probably get two-three lessons from this, depending. It includes: Coursework overview and guidelines AOs Mark scheme Quiz with answers Historical context Form and structure Language analysis slides Theme Key quotes Scaffolded essay plan Slides on ‘lesser’ characters Easily adaptable

Two scaffolded and easily differentiatable lessons, and resources, for the AQA syllabus - can easily be adapted to other exam boards Points of discussion Do Nows Broadsheet versus tabloid perspectives Shocking facts

Scaffolded lesson with resources Easy to differentiate Do Now starter Tabloid and Broadsheet articles for analysis of rhetorical devices Worst possible introduction task Adaptable to other exam boards

Scaffolded lesson with resources Easy to differentiate Do Now Articles and video Greta Thunberg UN Speech video and transcript for analysis Planning sheet Adaptable to other exam boards

Scaffolded lesson on descriptive writing including: SPaG advice Planning Step-by-step focus on the description question Writing tips Mark Scheme Easily differentiated Adaptable to other exam boards

AQA English Literature A Level, Elements of Crime Approaching Exam Questions Exam questions Examiner advice Indicative content Ideal for revision

AQA English Literature A Level, Elements of Crime Poetry & Atonement Extremely detailed lesson of 52 slides Overview of each poem and the novel, including links, key quotes/ideas/themes Includes plot of Atonement Exam questions Examiner advice Indicative content Model essays and introductions Ideal for revision

AQA English Literature A Level, Elements of Crime ‘Porphyria’s Lover’ Very detailed lesson covering all AOs Includes socioeconomic context and elements of crime Form and Structure Symbolism Theme Alternative Readings Exam question Examiner advice Colour-coded model paragraph

Lesson on demystifying Shakespeare’s language Includes simple tasks on the development of English and iambic pentameter Plot of Macbeth General context Witches in 1.1 and sergeant’s speech 1.2 for whole class annotation Macbeth OCR GCSE exam question Model candidate answer Can be adapted to all exam boards and KS3