A lesson by lesson Scheme of Work that will last 2-3 weeks. This was created for a speaking and listening task for year 8 but can be adapted for years 7 and 9 depending on ability. Tasks can be easily differentiated and are very adaptable for different learning styles.<br /> SOW includes: <br /> Introductory lessons on analysing persuasive devices<br /> Work sheets for analysing persuasive devices<br /> Lesson by lesson PowerPoint for 8 lessons all of which include lesson objectives<br /> Most PowerPoints include learning ladders - these are easily adaptable <br /> Bright and engaging lessons throughout the scheme of work<br /> Speaking and listening mark scheme on the PowerPoint<br /> Peer-assessment/ self assessment mark sheets <br /> Engaging starters and plenaries throughout<br /> Example speeches and interesting/ relevant speech topics included

A revision map with over 70 quotations. <br /> <br /> This revision tool also details: <br /> <br /> Plot <br /> Character quotations <br /> Themes <br /> <br /> A great visual aid for helping students revise their modern prose/ drama text for their GCSE exam!

This unit of work has been used to introduce our year 10 students to their GCSE qualification (specifically AQA - however this can be adapted). <br /> <br /> These lesson by lesson PowerPoints address 'Writing from a perspective', focusing on task audience and purpose alongside creative and descriptive writing. <br /> <br /> This unit of work also contains two assessments complete with assessment sheets reflective of the grades 1-8 and this can be adapted to suit individual exam boards.<br /> <br /> Suitable for all abilities with a variety of tasks suited to different learning styles. A complete guide to the conventions of 'Utopias and Dystopias'.

A revision mat covering quotations for all of the main characters of Great Expectations. Over 50 quotations covering the following characters: <br /> Pip<br /> Estella<br /> Magwitch <br /> Mr Jaggers <br /> Joe <br /> Mrs Joe<br /> Miss Havisham <br /> Bentley Drummle <br /> <br /> A great visual learning aid to help with GCSE revision.

This PowerPoint details how to structure a response for a Language Paper 1 question 3. <br /> <br /> The PowerPoint discusses the following: <br /> Assessment Objective <br /> Examples of structure <br /> Example questions <br /> Mark schemes<br /> Example responses <br /> Top Tips

Lessons that I created and used for observations with a KS3 groups. Successful lessons, differentiated throughout using colour and tasks with a variety of activities and extension tasks to suit different learning styles. <br /> <br /> PowerPoints also cover:<br /> Creating atmosphere <br /> The 5 senses <br /> Narrative <br /> Descriptive devices <br /> Effective writing

This booklet document aids revision, providing students with a detailed overview of the plot, with quotations to accommodate each event and action that occurs. <br /> <br /> Over 70 Quotations included - linked to the plot!

A revision sheet and PowerPoint for students outlining the different contextual factors associated with each of the different poems within the AQA Power and Conflict poetry cluster.

This resource gives the students an overview of their new AQA Literature and language courses. <br /> Both PowerPoints contain:<br /> - details of the AOs (Assessment Objectives from the AQA mark schemes) and how these fit into each individual question<br /> - information on the different papers, sections and questions <br /> - information on the marks for each question <br /> - opportunity/ activties for AFL at the beginning and end of the lesson <br /> - a Blockbuster activity to test what the students remember<br /> <br /> Language<br /> This contains detailed information on the different sections of both Paper 1 and Paper 2 using student friendly language. The PowerPoint also contained information on Section A and B for both papers with a breakdown of the reading questions and brief examples. <br /> <br /> Literature <br /> Slides also cover the meaning of 'extract to whole' and explains the different papers using student friendly language. Again, details are given on the different questions, marks and how these are linked with the different AOs from the mark scheme. <br /> <br /> The Blockbuster Quiz<br /> To play, click a hexagon, press the space bar for the answer and then click the answer to go back to the Blockbuster grid. Questions test the students on their understanding of their Literature GCSE course and exam. <br /> <br /> A brilliant resource for introducing the new Literature and Language AQA Specification to your students or for exam preparation and revision.

This booklet document aids revision, providing students with a detailed overview of the plot, with quotations to accommodate each event and action that occurs. <br /> <br /> Over 70 Quotations included - linked to the plot!