This is a quick start on how students can begin develop their vocabulary. Ideally using online resources, but can be adapted to use physical copies of dictionaires and thesaurus’. All the best!

If you have already checked out ‘How to… embed a quotation’ then this is the next step! Student can use the modelled example given and apply their understanding to their own work. All the best!

This is quick and easy mini-lesson on how to identify language features. Students can guide themselves through the slides or they can be guided step-by-step. Examples texts have been included, with a few language features to warm up those skills!

This is step-by-step guide for students in understanding when to use a full stop and how to use a full stop. There are activities for students to explore using a full stop in their own writing too! All the best!

This short step-by-step guides helps students to warm up those comparison skills. Using a two short stanzas, students can start to compare two poems. All the best,

A short unit of work focusing unseen poetry across four lessons. Poems and worksheets are all included. Student will be made aware of what AQA English Literature Paper 2 looks like and be familiar with the mark scheme attached to the first lesson. Plus, a mini quiz with revision activities to get students ready for an exam.

This is full scheme of work for To Kill a Mockingbird. Each presentation has chapters marked with resources to support students wider learning of the text. Attached to this scheme is a homeowrk menu with potential assessments to use with students. All ready to go!

This lesson guides students from contextual information to encouraging an in-depth analysis of language and structure. By the end of the lesson students are facilitated in planning a practice paragraph for an assessment style question.

This lesson provides students with an detailed analysis of Bayonet charge. With prompting questions for each stanza. Further to this, quotations have been extracted; students have the time to examine quotations in detail.

20 questions to recap the novella!

This is a jampacked scheme of work that goe sthrough each scene of Macbeth. With differentiated tasks and worksheets to support students learning of the Shakespearean tradegy. starting from underpinning the context of a tragedy all the way through to the finale scene of the texts. Plus, there are reading slides to support class reading of the play. Good luck!

Attached are two posters explain the AQA English Literature and Language exam.

A complete lesson that has been colour coded to the Assessment Objectives: summaries, exploring writer’s method, identifying structural features and embedded exam practice. A worksheet and revision sheet has been included. If you like this resource and have found it useful, please leave a review.

Tried and tested in the classroom! This character profile for Lady Macbeth allows student to get all their notes in one place! Please comment and review!

Tried and tested in the classroom! Use this two-page summary on Macbeth, to get students consolidating what they know! Comment and review!

Here is a Macbeth quiz sheet. 50 questions Quotations included Colour-coded Tried and tested in my own classroom!

Download these image files Print them on sticker paper. Give students quotation stickers!

Use this helpsheet to as a scaffold in essay writing. Students can use the ideas to form their own response.

These slides enable students to complete their annotations and support their contextual understandings of a range of war impacting human history.