Can be used for peer or self assessment or even for revision.

A resource that students to look through to help them check their SPAG.

Includes Million Pound Drop activity.

Reminders of things to include in a response.

Focuses on an extract called ‘The Darkness Under the Stairs’ and an extract from ‘Charlie and the Chocolate Factory’.

A slide to put riddles on.

An exam overlay to help students answer the exam question successfully.

Definitions of key words, PEEL sentence openers, methods, reminders of paragraphs and sentences etc.

A couple of fun lessons to teach students about haikus and limericks and promoting them to create their own. Could be taught as one lesson.

Gives students activities to complete independently as revision before their exam or at the end of the topic.

Gives students activities to complete independently as revision before their exam or at the end of the topic.

An exam overlay to help students answer the exam question successfully.

Covers plot, characters, themes, context.

Revision lesson that can be done independently or as a carousel.

A Ppt to help students tackle the AQA example KS3 paper which can be found on their website…

A pack of six sample GCSE English Literature Paper 1, Section A assessments on Macbeth, in the style of the AQA paper. Each text gives key information on the extract, the extract itself (with line numbers), and a task relating to the presentation of a character/theme and the relevant bullet points instructing students to respond to the extract and whole play. Useful for exam practice and/or recapping key scenes. New specification (8702).

Lessons to help students gain some confidence with speaking and listening skills for their exam.

Three pages to be used to support students with literacy and structuring answers for English Literature and Language Exams as well as general SPAG. A couple of images have moved during the preview but hopefully won’t be an issue when downloaded.

3 lessons based on the AQA spec to be used with KS3.

Two PowerPoint slides (one for Paper 1, one for Paper 2) which we printed as revision ‘mats’ in A3 and placed around rooms where students congregated before the exams. It gives them final reminders on how to approach each question, and can be easily tailored to suit your own teaching - e.g. changing timings or including your own approaches to certain questions. These could also be used as revision sheets, posters or reminders to be used with mock exams.