Transactional writing

Transactional Writing

AQA GCSE Language and Literature Revision Pack: -English Language Paper 1 English Language Paper 2 Macbeth An Inspector Calls Power and Conflict Poetry Unseen Poetry Essay structure and timings How to approach each question Essay Plans Revision activities

Pupils love these flashcards. Print in colour on A5 paper and pupils can use them for revision! Included: -An Inspector Calls Introduction Tier 2 vocab Essay structure Key characters Power and Conflict Poetry Quotations Unseen poetry Pupils love them!

These flashcards are perfect for Y11 revision! Print in colour on A5 paper and encourage pupils to use them for revision homework. Includes: Introductions Tier 2 vocabulary How to structure your essays Key characters Key quotes Context Pupils absolutely love them!

An entire unit of work in one booklet including: starters (5 ‘do now’ questions to answer) context key scenes independent tasks creative writing tasks translation knowledge checks

An entire unit of work in one booklet including: starters (5 ‘do now’ questions to answer) context key scenes independent tasks creative writing tasks translation knowledge checks

A fantastic tool I use to mark pupil books. Marking criteria from A* - C. I usually tick their main strength, and offer one target to give them an insight into where they are. Great for explaining and justifying grades for pupils and parents.

A glossary of key words used in poetry.

Tailored to the the new GCSE assessment objectives, this SOW includes: -Chapter by chapter content to cover -suggested activities -relevant context -homework tasks -spellings -SPaG foci -Assessment suggestions

An introduction to poetry for KS3. Includes summaries, context and analysis, themes for each poem: The Knight's Tale Porphyria's lover Lady Macbeth Still I rise

An outline of possible questions that could appear: Conflict and power poetry An Inspector Calls Macbeth Great Expectations

A clear table comparing both poems: Introduction Language Structure Themes/ideas/motifs Very easy to use/adapt with key quotations.

A clear table comparing both poems: Introduction Language Structure Themes/ideas/motifs Very easy to use/adapt with key quotations.

Includes a clear plan: Introduction Language Structure Themes/ attitudes/ ideas Easy to follow with key quotations.

This PowerPoint includes key quotations on key characters in 'An Inspector Calls:' Birling Sheila Mrs Birling Eric Gerald Inspector Eva Smith I've been doing this activity with my students everyday to help them memorise key quotations. Students love this activity. Test them, then reveal the answers, then tell them to write down the quotes they struggled with and repeat.

This PowerPoint includes key quotations on key themes in Macbeth: Ambition Evil Kingship and Justice Guilt Masculinity Blood and sleep I've been doing this activity with my students everyday to help them memorise key quotations. Students love this activity. Test them, then reveal the answers, then tell them to write down the quotes they struggled with and repeat.

This PowerPoint includes key quotations on each poem in power and conflict poetry: War Photographer Remains Charge of the Light Brigade Bayonet Charge Exposure Kamikaze Poppies Storm on the Island London Extract from The Prelude Emigree Tissue Ozymandias Checking out me History I've been doing this activity with my students everyday to help them memorise key quotations. Students love this activity. Test them, then reveal the answers, then tell them to write down the quotes they struggled with and repeat.

This PowerPoint includes key quotations on key themes in Great Expectations: Social class Love Friendship Crime and Punishment Innocence Evil I've been doing this activity with my students everyday to help them memorise key quotations. Students love this activity. Test them, then reveal the answers, then tell them to write down the quotes they struggled with and repeat.

Great resource to get your students to plan in timed conditions. Set students with an exam task and 5 minutes to plan.