https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tgSWlVBzFxc Podcast for a GCSE English lesson on Of Mice and Men and John Steinbeck's letter to Miss Luce. Link above!!!!!!!!!! Podcast link and letter (PDF) included.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GUeEIcMGE7UPodcast link above!!!!!!!!!!!!!GCSE English podcast covering:Floozy/victim debate?Miss Luce letterPEE paragraphs (Curley's wife)“The insteps of which were little bouquets of red ostrich feathers.”GoAnimate task

Sensory Language lesson plan and PowerPoint used for the English GCSE controlled assessment on creative writing

Quiz on Fact and Opinion using the old speak and spell template.\n\nThe students love it!

Video Revision for the Level 2 English reading paper.

A PowerPoint I created as a starter to a fact and opinion lesson.

Functional Skills Speaking & Listening PowerPoint based on the EDI paperwork.

PowerPoint on writing a film review.\n\nI have used this for 16+ learners but could be used for younger.\n\nI do not own the film clips! Copyright etc.

PowerPoint on Grammar.\n\nCan be used by most abilties and levels.

Purpose of text PowerPoint with video clips and texts my students have enjoyed.

Functional Skills revision PowerPoint for Writing Level 2.\n\nIncludes:\nWriting Checklist\nMarked exams from Edexcel\nInformation from Edexcel textbooks

PowerPoint on writing to persuade.\n\nIncludes video clips:\nPersuasive Writing\n3 adverts.

PowerPoint on Connectives and Conjunctions. I have used this for adult learners but can be used for any age and ability.

Family Fortunes PowerPoint with real questions from the show and English questions relating to the Functional Skills exams.\n\nAlso included is an MP3 of the old buzzer sound.

Functional Skills English questions based on the TV show.

PowerPoint revision aid based on a L1 and L2 Functional Skills English Reading exam.\n\nIt is an Edexcel online exam.

A PowerPoint consisting of funny (and real) exam answers from students.\n\nA what not to do guide!

Letters game based on the popular TV show.\n\nWorks well whenever I use it.

Students need to read through a short story.They then need to pick out the homophones.Answers on attached sheet.Edited for the one mistake mentioned in the review section

Lateral thinking for students.\n\nGood for warming up.