This resource contains 4 extracts from Jekyll and Hyde and is ideal for focusing on some of the most important scenes whilst developing understanding of some of the more complex vocabulary. The activities develop skills in responding to general language questions as also seen in the language paper. The extracts included are : Search for Mr Hyde Carew murder case Incident at the Window Dr Lanyon observes the transformation Each reading passage includes a vocabulary matching exercise and some close reading activities. Longer answers are based on the AQA Language Paper 1 exam eg: After reading this extract, a student said, ‘Stevenson creates a tense atmosphere in this extract.’ To what extent do you agree? Some suggested answers are included in the PowerPoint. Some also include a writing activity based on the text.

This lesson begins with revision activities on the nervous system and reflex arc. Students then work collaboratively to write a model answer. Their work is then used as a basis to answer a second question on the reflex arc. The main activity is a dictogloss. Dictogloss is a form of dictation, but it is designed to support grammatical accuracy and is a useful tool for developing oracy in the classroom. It is of particular advantage to learners of EAL but will benefit other learners who struggle to write fluently. When reading the model answer, it is important to speak slowly and clearly but not so slowly that it works as a standard dictation. Students need to work in pairs to reconstruct the text which makes them think about how language is structured. By completing the second exam style question independently, students gain the opportunity for the knowledge of both the science and the sentence structures to become embedded

This bookmark contains a mix of keyword definitions and self test questions for revision. It can be issued to students at the beginning of the topic and used as a bookmark in their exercise books, so they always have the definitions of keywords to hand. When folded in two, the questions can be used for revision to check understanding. Also available in a bundle with B9, B10 and B11 here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/aqa-trilogy-biology-b9-b12-revision-bookmarks-13171685

This bookmark contains a mix of keyword definitions and self test questions for revision. It can be issued to students at the beginning of the topic and used as a bookmark in their exercise books, so they always have the definitions of keywords to hand. When folded in two, the questions can be used for revision to check understanding. Also available in a bundle with B9, B10 and B12 here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/aqa-trilogy-biology-b9-b12-revision-bookmarks-13171685

This bookmark contains a mix of keyword definitions and self test questions for revision. It can be issued to students at the beginning of the topic and used as a bookmark in their exercise books, so they always have the definitions of keywords to hand. When folded in two, it can be used for revision to check understanding. Also available in a bundle with B9, B11 and B12 here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/aqa-trilogy-biology-b9-b12-revision-bookmarks-13171685

This bookmark contains a mix of keyword definitions and self test questions for revision. It can be issued to students at the beginning of the topic and used as a bookmark in their exercise books, so they always have the definitions of keywords to hand. When folded in two, it can be used for revision to check understanding. Also available in a bundle with B10, B11 and B12 here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/aqa-trilogy-biology-b9-b12-revision-bookmarks-13171685

A range of worksheets and activities introducing the lifecyle of butterflies and zooming in on the small tortoiseshell. Activities include: matching descriptions to pictures ordering the lifecycle (cut and stick) pictures to support reading comprehension The text and ordering activity is also included in German and Polish.

This is a worksheet with accompanying PowerPoint that allows pupils to write a six paragraph essay comparing attitudes to loss in the poems Kamikaze and Emigree. The initial activity is to find appropriate quotes and a gap fill for the introduction. The main body of the essay is written using substitution tables. These allow pupils to write grammatically correct sentences with a lot of support. This support is gradually removed but the sentence starters remain. This technique allows pupils who struggle to begin paragraphs to gain confidence in some simple writing skills. This resource also links to these context activities: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12663719 (Emigree) https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12652341 (Kamikaze)

Information and accompanying activities on the 3 most famous Queens of England: Elizabeth II, Queen Victoria and Elizabeth I. These resources can be used to focus on the achievements of female monarchs at a time when children will be celebrating the present queen’s platinum jubilee. They are suitable for upper KS1 and KS2 and support collaborative learning.

A range of resources to supplement the teaching of Islam to KS2 students plus a reading comprehension based on the Islamic story of The Year of the Elephant.

This includes four key extracts from ‘A Christmas Carol’ all with accompanying activities linked to questions 2, 3 and 4 in the AQA GCSE language paper. Activities include: Match the definitions to the words (to help comprehension skills of the text) Find appropriate quotes to illustrate points Identify language techniques Write a response to a typical language exam question using sentence starters Write a short imaginative paragraph based on the text. The PowerPoint includes answers to the matching exercises and some model answers for pupils to use. The whole set makes an ideal revision package or can be set as homework to consolidate skills.

This PowerPoint and accompanying worksheet includes a brief introduction to the animals mentioned in Chapter 1 of Animal Farm. There are pictures of all them including the different types of horses and the names for the babies of each one. Many pupils will not know what the different species look like and the illustrated sheet can be kept in books as a reference point as they continue reading. There is also an analysis of Old Major’s speech looking at different persuasive techniques. Pupils complete the notes on the worksheet and then produce a paragraph as a guided writing activity. They then write two more paragraphs using the sentence starters on the PowerPoint.

This is an illustrated PowerPoint that explains meanings and techniques of the poem The Emigrée . Each stanza is analysed in depth and the accompanying worksheet allows pupils to develop their own interpretations. Answers to each of the questions are included in the presentation. Given the current situation in Ukraine, the PowerPoint begins with an exploration of what it means to be a migrant and a short quiz. This resource is also available in a bundle with a similar PowerPoint based on Kamikaze and a scaffolded essay question activity where pupils are supported to answer the question: Compare the ways poets present attitudes to loss in Emigree and one other poem from Power and Conflict. https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/emigree-and-kamikaze-context-annotations-and-scaffolded-essay-12673265

A PowerPoint using visuals and simple explanations to illustrate the meaning of the poem. Additional slides give annotations to explain the figurative language. This resource is also available in a bundle with a similar PowerPoint based on Emigree and a scaffolded essay question activity where pupils are supported to answer the question: Compare the ways poets present attitudes to loss in Emigree and one other poem from Power and Conflict. https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/emigree-and-kamikaze-context-annotations-and-scaffolded-essay-12673265