Two revision guides - one catered for NCFE and one catered for City and Guilds. Both are 6/7 page revision guides that helps learners to understand what to expect in their reading assessment. They also gives advice and examples of how to answer the questions on the exam paper. Revision guides includes: Overview of the assessment Source document that will be used throughout the guide to show examples of how to answer the questions How to skim and scan a piece of text The different purposes of a text how to find the meaning of words How to replace a given word (C&G guide only) These revision guides are based on the NCFE and City and Guilds criteria and uses the updated REFORMED Functional Skills delivery guide.

Learners will use the worksheet to describe how their book’s character is feeling by drawing the emotion on the emoji’s face. Following this, they will write down as many adjectives as they can think of, around the emoji, which describe these feelings.

This is an English activity which can be used with primary and secondary aged learners. The learner will look at each of the 12 emojis and will be asked to write a simile which describes the emotion of each emoji. A fun English task!

An English Reading Comprehension Activity. This resource gives the learner an overview The English National Football Team. They will then be asked to answer 10 skimming and scanning questions based on the document and an extension question. Answers are provided so that learners can self mark.

2X A3 two page revision planners: English Language & English Literature. This revision planner will help students in preparation for their exams. This visual aid will help them to organise their study schedule more effectively. **Page 1 **of each document includes: a blank 7 day weekly calender overview of the GCSE topics, 2022 AQA exam date details and an area for students to write that week’s key areas of focus. **Page 2 **of each document includes: a blank 7 day weekly calender and a ‘key areas of focus’ section where students can write notes / study schedule. Get your students to laminate their planner and stick it on their wall.

An A3 PDF Revision Sheet. A resource to use as your class reads through the novel. After each chapter, get your learners to write a short summary of that chapter. This can be useful for when for when learners need to revise the novel and the key scenes.

Report Writing Task. The learner has a report writing task to complete. They can plan and format their report correctly by using the included report writing template.

Five worksheets designed for students who are studying the poem *Exposure. * Worksheets included: Write a brief overview of each stanza worksheet Use the ‘SMILE’ approach to help you to analyse the poem. 8X key quote cards. Get learners to cut out the cards which feature nine key quotes from the poem. On the back of each card they can write an analysis of the quote or even laminate the cards to use as revision cards. Poetry exam question game. Learners will roll a die and then answer the question that the die lands on. Cube task sheet. Get learners to cut out and glue the cube together and when they have done this, they will roll the cube and complete the nominated question. Questions relate to the poem.

15X posters that include a key quote from each poem. A3 size.

This is a 38 pages PowerPoint which helps E3 learners to understand what to expect in the writing portion of their assessment. There are examples and short tasks for learners to complete throughout the presentation. It is based on the City and Guilds assessment, but can be amended for NCFE. The PowerPoint includes: Overview of the assessment ( marks, timing, sections) How the writing assessment is marked Overview of spelling task with an example Practice spelling task ( spelling bookmark sheet provided) Overview of alphabetical order question How to sort items into alphabetical order Alphabetical order task ( whiteboards) Overview of plural question Plural / irregular plural recap Plural task ( whiteboards) Writing assessment overview and marking criteria explanation Example writing question and how to answer the question (emails) Writing task ( planning / writing sheet provided)

A practice booklet which is based on the City and Guilds Entry 3 reading practice assessment. Ten questions and a source document based around the current issue of the XL Bully dog’s ban.

A workbook containing a writing activity based around the topic of the consequences of fast fashion. Learners are given a scenario and asked an email to a fast fashion company. They have two short source documents to read which will help them complete this writing task This writing task has a planning template which will help your learners to structure their text correctly. This writing task also includes three pieces of lined writing paper. This task is designed for L1 and L2 students. They are based on the City and Guilds / NCFE criteria.

An active story time activity which is aimed at KS1 pupils. **Instructions: **Inform your pupils that they will be participating in an interactive story reading activity. As you read the story, whenever they hear a specific animal mentioned, they should make the corresponding animal sound. If they wish, they can also act out the animal’s actions for added fun. Included is a short story named: *Rosie’s Animal Friends. * Extra cards are also included that can be cut out and laminated. These can be held up to remind the pupils what sound to make during the story. You can also get pupils to Act It Out. They can also mimic the actions of the animals. For example: Flap your arms like the chickens pecking at the ground.

A 17 page introduction lesson on apostrophes. The PPT explains what an possessive apostrophe is and explains how to use apostrophes for contractions. A worksheet is provided. This has been used as a lesson for Year 5 pupils and also with KS3 students. Starter exercise Explanations and examples White board activities Worksheet provided

A 16 page introduction lesson on commas. The PPT explains what a comma is and explains four common uses of a comma. A worksheet is provided. This has been used as a lesson for Year 5 pupils and also with KS3 students. Explanations and examples activities after each explanation Worksheet provided