This lesson is designed as a mock examination feedback lesson for year 10 and year 11 students. However it can be used for teaching the theme of ‘Children’ in the novella. The topic is Literature (eduqas) ‘A Christmas Carol’ and the question is on how children are presented in the novella. The extract used is ‘Ignorance and Want’ in Stave 3. This power point lesson is visually stimulating, contain LOs, success criteria, knowledge retrieval activities, a modelled response, and a quotation grid for analysis. The lesson is easy to follow and ready to teach. The examination question and resource is included too (word document). If you purchase this lesson, find it useful and wouldn’t mind leaving a review, I would very much appreciate it - thank you.

Designed for year 11 students AQA paper 1 feedback, though could be used as a teaching resource for year 10 too. The paper is based on the Nov 2019 paper. All lessons are visually stimulating, complete with modelled responses and/or writing frames, success criteria and interactive an cooperative activities. These lessons focus on answering the reading questions on paper 1 and the narrative writing task of question 5. If you purchase these lessons, find them useful and wouldn’t mind leaving a review, I would very much appreciate it - thank you.

A series of AQA lessons on Paper 2 (non-fiction) adapted from Eduqas June 18 Paper - resources on Volcanoes - ‘Iceland’s erupting Volcano’ and ‘Krakatoa Volcano Account’. The lessons are designed for AQA teaching/lessons for KS4 but could be used for KS3 too. Questions which test skills in information retrieval and identifying explicit and implicit language, exploring language, comparing sources and planning and writing transactional writing. Word copies of resources and questions are included. Please note that the paper is an Eduqas Paper but the questions are designed for AQA teaching. The resources are suitable for AQA. These power point lessons are visually stimulating, contain LOs, success criteria, modelled responses and writing frames. All lessons are easy to follow and ready to teach. If you purchase these lessons, find them useful and wouldn’t mind leaving a review, I would very much appreciate it - thank you.

Designed for year 11 resit students as a series of feedback lessons and for general AQA paper 2 study. However it could be used as a teaching resource for year 10 too. The paper is based on the June 2022 paper. All lessons are visually stimulating, complete with modelled responses and/or writing frames, success criteria and interactive an cooperative activities. These lessons focus on answering the reading questions on paper 2 and the writing task for the paper. This is included and contains a modelled writing frame and planning grid. If you purchase these lessons, find them useful and wouldn’t mind leaving a review, I would very much appreciate it - thank you.

A series of AQA style questions/lessons on Paper 1 (Fiction) using an extract from ‘More Than This’ by Patrick Ness. The lessons are designed as KS4 lessons but could be used for KS3 too. Questions which test skills in information retrieval and identifying explicit and implicit language, exploring language and structure, and evaluation and narrative writing. Word copies of resources and question paper included. These power point lessons are visually stimulating, contain LOs, success criteria, modelled responses and writing frames. All lessons are easy to follow and ready to teach. If you purchase these lessons, find them useful and wouldn’t mind leaving a review, I would very much appreciate it - thank you.

A series of 5 lessons on Paper 2 (non-fiction) using resources on June 2018 Paper - Surfing. The lessons are designed as mock exam feedback lessons but could be used for first teaching. Questions which test skills in information retrieval and identifying explicit and implicit language, exploring language, comparing sources and planning and writing transactional writing. These power point lessons are visually stimulating, contain LOs, success criteria, modelled responses and writing frames. All lessons are easy to follow and ready to teach. If you purchase these lessons, find them useful and wouldn’t mind leaving a review, I would very much appreciate it - thank you.

A series of 7 lessons on Paper 2 (non-fiction) using resources on Serial Killers. Questions which test skills in information retrieval and identifying explicit and implicit language, exploring language, comparing sources and planning and writing transactional writing. Word copies of resources and question paper. These power point lessons are visually stimulating, contain LOs, success criteria, model responses and writing frames. All lessons are easy to follow and ready to teach. If you purchase these lessons, find them useful and wouldn’t mind leaving a review, I would very much appreciate it - thank you.

Designed for year 10 and 11 students and used as a teaching resource for Component 1 study. All lessons are visually stimulating, complete with modelled responses, success criteria and interactive and cooperative activities. The first lessons focus on answering the reading questions on the paper and the final lessons focuses on improving narrative writing. All slides display learning objectives and the power points are very clear and easy to follow. If you purchase these lessons, find them useful and wouldn’t mind leaving a review, I would very much appreciate it - thank you.

Designed for Year 11 students post exam practice. However can be used as a teaching resource in preparation for Component 1. There are a week’s worth of lessons here, complete with modelled responses and interactive an cooperative activities. The first lesson focuses on answering Q1 and Q2 on the paper, the second is on Q3, the third is on Q4 and Q5 and the final lesson focuses on improving narrative writing. All slides display learning objectives and the powerpoints are all very clear and easy to follow.

Designed for year 11 students as a series of feedback lessons and for general AQA paper 2 study. However it could be used as a teaching resource for year 10 too. The paper is based on the June 2023 paper. All lessons are visually stimulating, complete with modelled responses and/or writing frames, success criteria and interactive an cooperative activities. These lessons focus on answering the reading questions on paper 2 and the writing task for the paper. This is included and contains a writing frame. If you purchase these lessons, find them useful and wouldn’t mind leaving a review, I would very much appreciate it - thank you.

This lesson is designed as a revision lesson for year 10 and year 11 students. The topic is Literature (eduqas) ‘A Christmas Carol’ and the topic is how symbolism is used in the novella. This power point lesson is visually stimulating, contains knowledge retrieval activities, a modelled response, and a quotation grid for analysis. The lesson is easy to follow and ready to teach.

These lessons are designed as a mock examination feedback lessons for KS4 classes on the theme of Memories in the Eduqas Poetry Anthology. The given poem in the exam is William Wordsworth’s ‘The Prelude’ and the poem chosen for comparison is Seamus Heaney’s ‘Death of a Naturalist’. The ppt presentations includes objectives, success criteria, knowledge retrieval activities, analysis tables and sample responses for analysis. There are also 2 full examination responses to both section A and section B in word documents to demonstrate what ‘good’ looks like. The resources in these lessons are colourful, interactive and ready to teach. If you purchase these lessons, find them useful and wouldn’t mind leaving a review, I would very much appreciate it - thank you.

A series of 4 lessons on Paper 2 (non-fiction) using resources on Festivals. Lesson 1 - Q1 (Information retrieval and explicit and implicit language) Lesson 2 - Q3 (Language) Lesson 3 - Q2 (Identifying explicit and implicit ideas) Lesson 4 - Q4 (Comparing resources) Lesson 5 - Transactional Writing Planning Lesson 6 - Transactional Writing Practice - Festivals These power point lessons are visually stimulating, contain LOs, success criteria, modelled responses and writing frames. All lessons are easy to follow and ready to teach. If you purchase these lessons, find them useful and wouldn’t mind leaving a review, I would very much appreciate it - thank you.

Designed for KS4 students and used for Component 1 teaching, though could be used as a teaching resource for KS3. The paper is an Eduqas sample paper - an extract from ‘44 Scotland Street’ by Alexander McCall Smith (Pat and Bruce). All lessons are visually stimulating, complete with modelled responses, success criteria and interactive an cooperative activities. These lessons focus on answering the reading questions on component 1 and on descriptive writing. If you purchase these lessons, find them useful and wouldn’t mind leaving a review, I would very much appreciate it - thank you.

A series of AQA lessons on Paper 1 (Fiction) using an extract from Daphne du Maurier’s ‘Jamaica Inn’. The lessons are designed as KS4 lessons but could be used for KS3 too. Questions which test skills in information retrieval and identifying explicit and implicit language, exploring language and structure and evaluation. These power point lessons are visually stimulating, contain LOs, success criteria, modelled responses and writing frames. All lessons are easy to follow and ready to teach. If you purchase these lessons, find them useful and wouldn’t mind leaving a review, I would very much appreciate it - thank you.

A series of lessons on Paper 2 (non-fiction) using EDUQAS resources on Ben Fogle’s Antarctic Adventure and Robert Scott’s diary. The lessons are designed as KS4 mock exam feedback lessons but could be used for first teaching and could be used for KS3 too. Questions which test skills in information retrieval and identifying explicit and implicit language, exploring language, comparing sources and planning and writing transactional writing. These power point lessons are visually stimulating, contain LOs, success criteria, modelled responses and writing frames. All lessons are easy to follow and ready to teach. If you purchase these lessons, find them useful and wouldn’t mind leaving a review, I would very much appreciate it - thank you.

A series of AQA style questions/lessons on Paper 1 (Fiction) using an extract from ‘Jurassic Park’. The lessons are designed as KS4 lessons but could be used for KS3 too. Questions which test skills in information retrieval and identifying explicit and implicit language, exploring language and structure and evaluation. Word copies of resources and question paper included. These power point lessons are visually stimulating, contain LOs, success criteria, modelled responses and writing frames. All lessons are easy to follow and ready to teach. If you purchase these lessons, find them useful and wouldn’t mind leaving a review, I would very much appreciate it - thank you.

A series of lessons on Paper 2 (non-fiction) using AQA resources on Cycling. The lessons are designed as KS4 mock exam feedback lessons but could be used for first teaching and could be used for KS3 too. Questions which test skills in information retrieval and identifying explicit and implicit language, exploring language, comparing sources and planning and writing transactional writing. These power point lessons are visually stimulating, contain LOs, success criteria, modelled responses and writing frames. All lessons are easy to follow and ready to teach. If you purchase these lessons, find them useful and wouldn’t mind leaving a review, I would very much appreciate it - thank you.

Designed for Year 11 students used as a teaching resource in preparation for Component 1. There are several lessons here, complete with modelled responses and interactive and cooperative activities. The first lesson focuses on answering Q1 and Q2 on the paper, the second is on Q3, the third is on Q4 and the final lesson focuses on improving narrative writing. All slides display learning objectives and the powerpoints are all very clear and easy to follow. If you purchase these lessons, find them useful and wouldn’t mind leaving a review, I would very much appreciate it - thank you.

A series of 5 lessons on Paper 2 (non-fiction) using AQA resources on Prisons. The lessons are designed as KS4 mock exam feedback lessons but could be used for first teaching and could be used for KS3 too. Questions which test skills in information retrieval and identifying explicit and implicit language, exploring language, comparing sources and planning and writing transactional writing. These power point lessons are visually stimulating, contain LOs, success criteria, modelled responses and writing frames. All lessons are easy to follow and ready to teach. If you purchase these lessons, find them useful and wouldn’t mind leaving a review, I would very much appreciate it - thank you.