These resources follow the Hunger Games prequel in chronological order. They feature a range of activities which intend to test the required skills for the GCSE English Language fiction paper exam: retrieval synthesise language structure evaluate summarise compare effect

Scene 1: MURDER THE KING (2 pages) Scene 2: INNOCENT GUILTY (4 pages) Resource to use alongside reading the play (plus suitable for other qualifications). Exam style questions that focus on the assessment objects: explicit/ implicit meaning, language and structural techniques, compare and evaluate. This collection, also, includes creative writing activities and mini assessments. Contact kptutoring@hotmail.com if you have any queries.

This activity can be used for English or Geography lessons. Skills: WORD OF THE WEEK READING WRITING SPEAKING AND LISTENING VIDEO - YOUTUBE - GO WILD 5 MINS Topic focus: Baboons

This activity can be used for English, Science or PSHCE lessons. Skills: WORD OF THE WEEK READING WRITING SPEAKING AND LISTENING VIDEO - YOUTUBE - Cutting the world’s longest hair 4:45mins Topic focus: Hair

Features exam style comprehension questions and activities that focus on the assessment objects: explicit/ implicit meaning, language and structural techniques, compare and evaluate. Use for an in class activity, homework and revision. This resource is also part of the Edexcel Poetry: Power and Conflict bundle. Contact kptutoring@hotmail.com if you have any queries.

You can use this resource: to explore the meaning in the selected quotes consider ideas and themes in the chapter and elsewhere in the novel features an essay style question for each chapter

You can use this resource: to explore the meaning in the selected quotes consider ideas and themes in the chapter and elsewhere in the novel features an essay style question for each chapter

You can use this resource: to explore the meaning in the selected quotes consider ideas and themes in the chapter and elsewhere in the novel features an essay style question for each chapter

You can use this resource: to explore the meaning in the selected quotes consider ideas and themes in the chapter and elsewhere in the novel features an essay style question for each chapter

You can use this resource: to explore the meaning in the selected quotes consider ideas and themes in the chapter and elsewhere in the novel features an essay style question for each chapter

You can use this resource: to explore the meaning in the selected quotes consider ideas and themes in the chapter and elsewhere in the novel features an essay style question for each chapter

TELL THE STUDENTS TO READ THE POEMS THROUGH DRAW AN IMAGE TO REPRESENT EACH POEM USE THESE CARDS TO COMPARE AND CONTRAST THE POEMS: PERSPECTIVE TITLES MOOD THEMES REMEMBER TO KEEP THESE SAFE TO QUICK REVISION DRILLS AND GAMES: SNAP DOMINOES BINGO