**Need help getting your students to understand how to answer Non-Fiction Texts Comparison 19th v 21st Century Questions ? Need an interesting topic that is relevant to todays learners? Look no further !! I have created this brilliant Complete Lesson resource for AQA Paper 2 Q1 to Q4 which is Dyslexia friendly by using the theme of Capital Punishment, I use this resource for a mixed ability classes to engage the lower ability groups and inspire the higher ability students. Includes: 3 Complete Lesson Power Points with Starter and Exit activities Resources 19th and 21st century Worksheet Teacher Slide for guidance **Power Point 1 ** On the slides I wanted to support students in helping them with Q1 and Q2 by exploring key quotes. Pair work The objective is for each student’s to create a ‘PEE’ paragraph. I have created short interesting tasks that can be used as pairs work or individual to keep them all engaged, while being able to stretch and challenge the more able student. Power Point 2 On the slides I wanted to support students in helping them with Q3 by exploring key quotes. Pair work The objective is for each students to create a ‘PEEZE’ paragraph. I have created short interesting tasks that can be used as pairs work or individual to keep them all engaged, while being able to stretch and challenge the more able student. Power Point 3 On the slides I wanted to support students in helping them with Q4 by exploring both source A and source B. Pair work The objective is for each students to create a ‘PEEZE’ paragraph for both Source a and b using ‘comparison/similarity’ I have created short interesting tasks that can be used as pairs work or individual to keep them all engaged, while being able to stretch and challenge the more able student.

Need help getting your students to engage and understand Lord of the Flies ?* Look no further !! You can use this Dyslexia Friendly resource as part of a lesson, homework or stretch and challenge. You can use it to highlight holes in your students learning. Source 1 34 page workbook Key questions on Chapter 1 to Chapter 12 Extension activity Stretch and Challenge What will this comprehension do for your students? *As an English teacher I find that reading Lord of the Flies can be challenging for my lower ability groups so I wanted to create a workbook to help students understand what they have read. * *These questions I have created to go in this workbook is to make students think about the main ideas and details, making sure they really get the point of the text, themes, characters, language used and structure. *I have found that the questions will also help students to remember what they have read by getting them to focus on key parts and think about them more deeply. In addition, this practice builds their vocabulary and helps them learn how to explain our thoughts clearly. I have also added in an extension activity for those who work faster or it could be used as homework. Source 2 3 pre-prepared exam style questions 2 Questions based on the character of Jack and Piggy 1 Question based on the theme of ‘good v evil’ 1 The first practice question that walk students through planning and answering the question 2 The second practice question will give less guidance and get students to practice skills 3 The third practice question will give less guidance and get students to practice skills **Source 3 ** Fact sheet containing vocabulary used in LOTF and definitions

**Are your students lacking in confidence with their revision of Macbeth and answering exams questions **Then look no further ** Source 1 What will this pre-prepared exam style questions do for your students? The practice question based on Lady Macbeth and how she changes in the play will walk students through planning and answering the question with introduction, sentence starters and conclusion Source 2 This resource contains 50 questions on plot, language, structure, themes and context. The questions will allow you to highlight any holes in your students knowledge. Can be used as lesson activity or homework