26 slides on a PowerPoint with key quotations based on the main characters in the novel, ‘A Christmas Carol’. Each slide has five quick questions in order to help students focus their thoughts just before the exam.

35 slides on a PowerPoint with a quotation on each one to help students with their last minute revision for the English literature exam.

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 lesson on PowerPoint helping students understand the concept of comparison in poetry.

Two slides of a PowerPoint that shows the political spectrum and how the play’s characters fit into it.

An introduction to the first part of the play. There are some interesting ideas about ‘shrews’ in this PowerPoint. There are 24 slides.

A PowerPoint lesson on comparing ‘The Farmer’s Bride’ to ‘Porphyria’s Lover’.

Two revision checklists for questions 1 and 2 on AQA English language paper 2.

A checklist for the most difficult question on paper 2, question 4.

A revision checklist for question 3.

FIVE MOCK EXAM QUESTIONS.

A quick revision activity in which students can consider what Beatrice and Benedick require as their perfect partner on the Elizabethan dating website GreatCatch.com!

A quick fire revision activity for ‘Much Ado About Nothing’ with ten quotations and a brief quiz at the end about the play.

Here are four checklists for the AQA English language paper 1 Reading section of the paper. Each checklist gives guidelines for the four reading questions to help students process what they have to do in the exam. At the top of each resource is an overview of the question and then there is a step by step guide of how to tackle the question.

**Here are individual checklists for the five different types of writing AQA have stated could be on English Language Paper 2. There is a checklist and three exemplar questions for an article, essay, leaflet, letter and speech. Each checklist is at least one lesson’s worth of resources. **

A few lessons that can be used for the start of the play.

Two short activities directing students to create scripts about events in ‘The Tempest’ based on a BBC news report and The Jeremy Kyle Show.