A useful resource for revising the main themes in the play. There are 36 questions in total. This resource can be used in a lesson or for home study.

This is a very useful resource that I have used in lessons as a starter and for revision homework which is based on each of the acts in ‘Macbeth’. These pyramids are inspired by Kate Jones. They are differentiated so students can tackle the easier revision questions if they wish or the more challenging ones. The aim for the students is to achieved the highest points score at the end of the challenge.

35 slides with key quotations from ‘Much Ado About Nothing’ and five quick questions for students to use for revision. This would also make a very good class display or flashcards for revision.

A single sheet revision resource with 12 exam questions focusing on various topics in Act 3 Scene 3 that could come up in the final exam. Ideal revision for the holidays.

A single sheet revision resource with 12 exam questions focusing on various topics in Act 3 Scene 4 that could come up in the final exam. Ideal revision for the holidays.

A useful revision resource for the main themes in ‘Animal Farm’. I’ve used it with my classes for homework and in lessons, particularly at GCSE and for Year 9 in preparing for GCSE. It can also be a handy cover lesson too. There are 36 different questions in total. Students can revise on their own or they can use the sheet to test each other.

This is a useful resource that I have used both at KS3 and KS4 for revision of the novel Lord of the Flies. You can use it for a revision lesson or for home study. There are 36 different questions/activities for students to complete. I have also created recall and retrieval grids for: An Inspector Calls Macbeth Animal Farm Much Ado About Nothing A Christmas Carol

A useful resource for revision based on the themes in ‘Much Ado About Nothing’. There are 36 questions to help student revise the play.

A useful revision resource for the main themes in ‘A Christmas Carol’. I’ve used it with my classes for homework and in lessons. It can also be a handy cover lesson too.

55 slides of quotations based on Ralph, Piggy, Simon, Jack, The Conch, The Island and The Beast. Each slide has six quick-fire revision questions. Can also be used as flash cards.

A PowerPoint investigating the presentation of Sheila Birling. The PowerPoint includes a starter activity and an exemplar piece of analysis.

Five new questions for The Taming of the Shrew A-level English Literature paper 1. Includes a PowerPoint for class discussion.

AQA A-level English Literature - Love Through the Ages - The Taming of the Shrew Flashcards/Revision posters. Ideal for last minute revision.

A revision activity designed to help students compare Mr Birling to another character of their choice from An Inspector Calls.

This is based on the AQA 2019 English Literature Paper 1 exam. It is aimed at higher ability students There is a ‘do now’ activity, an assessment of the mark scheme and a model paragraph. Handy for last minute exam revision.

A full lesson based on Stave 2 of A Christmas Carol and the extract running from ‘They left the high-road, by a well-remembered lane…’ to ‘The Ghost smiled thoughtfully, and waved its hand: saying as it did so, “Let us see another Christmas!”’ The learning objective focuses on adding context to a student response. There is a do now quiz based on the text and an example paragraph analysing the text in response to this exam question: Starting with this extract, how does Dickens present loneliness and isolation in ‘A Christmas Carol’? The lesson follows the ‘I do/We do/You do’ structure. There is an exemplar paragraph analysing this section of the text, with a clear contextual comment. There is an extra activity at the end based on a spelling test of key words in the text. This lesson has been successfully used in GCSE English literature lessons for a number of years.

This is a full lesson based on two questions from AQA’s English Literature paper 2- one based on Mr Birling and one based on males in the play. There is a quick ‘do now’ activity and two model what/how/why paragraphs based on the questions. This is very useful for revision, that also looks in depth at the park scheme and indicative comment. I’ve used it recently and have told my Year 11s and they responded really well to the lesson.

This is a full lesson based on a question from AQA’s English Literature paper 2- one based on Eric. There is a quick ‘do now’ activity and a model what/how/why paragraph based on the question. This is very useful for revision, that also looks in depth at the park scheme and indicative comment. I’ve used it recently and have told my Year 11s and they responded really well to the lesson.

This is a full lesson based on a comparison between Poppies by Jane Weir and Kamikaze by Beatrice Garland from AQA’s English Literature paper 2, Power and Conflict. There is a quick ‘do now’ activity and two model what/how/why paragraph based on the question. This is very useful for revision, that also looks in depth at the park scheme and indicative comment. I’ve used it recently and have told my Year 11s and they responded really well to the lesson.