A great resource to encourage students to revise through game play. Highly challenging and competitive. Students soon forget that they are even revising. 64 cards - Key quotes, Themes and Techniques for: Romeo & Juliet A Christmas Carol An Inspector Calls Poetry: Power and Conflict The multi-coloured board game and the rules are included too. This game is very versatile and that is why I have left some aspects of the rules up to you. What may work with one group, may not work with another. How I play: Start in the middle and work your way around the board with each role of the dice. The group that land on the category picks a representative who has to: -draw -articulate -act - guess (speaker/ poem etc) something that is similar to the point on the card. The rest of the team need to guess within the time allotted. If the group fail to guess, then they need to move their counter back to where they came from. Happy playing (I mean - REVISING!) If you want to discuss anything with regards to this resource you can contact me on: kptutoring@hotmail.com

Really simple resource that I am using with my students so that they are familiar with the format of the paper, available marks and potential devices to comment on. If you have any further queries, please contact me on kptutoring@hotmail.com

Really simple resource that I am using with my students so that they are familiar with the format of the paper, available marks and potential devices to comment on. If you have any further queries, please contact me on kptutoring@hotmail.com

The questions are suited to the AO's: explicit meaning, implicit meaning, language, structure, compare and evaluate. This will work as a good resource to use alongside studying the novel. Alternatively, you could set it as homework or revision. There are more in this collection. You can contact: kptutoring@hotmail.com for other worksheets based on literary texts.

The questions are suited to the AO's: explicit meaning, implicit meaning, language, structure, compare and evaluate. This will work as a good resource to use alongside studying the novel. Alternatively, you could set it as homework or revision. There are more in this collection. You can contact: kptutoring@hotmail.com for other worksheets based on literary texts.

The questions are suited to the AO's: explicit meaning, implicit meaning, language, structure, compare and evaluate. This will work as a good resource to use alongside studying the novel. Alternatively, you could set it as homework or revision. There are more in this collection. You can contact: kptutoring@hotmail.com for other worksheets based on literary texts.

Model GCSE answer for Shakespeare’s play Much Ado About Nothing. Give to students and encourage them to highlight the AO’s. Discuss, what works well and what can be improved.