A checklist of how to write a speech, together with a checklist of more general features to include in all creative writing. Also includes three mock exam questions based on speeches. Aimed at the AQA English language paper 2 exam.

Ten mock exam questions for AQA English literature A-Level Spec A, Paper 2 Option 3 - My Boy Jack and Up the Line to Death.

A quick idea to help students compare some key themes in An Inspector Calls.

This is a 20 page author study booklet. There are two separate studies - a generic study for students to choose their own author and a second study focusing on William Shakespeare. There are twelve activities in total, six for each study.

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

A whole lesson PowerPoint focusing on the poem ‘Letters From Yorkshire’. This lesson investigates the implicit meaning in the poem.

A whole lesson PowerPoint based on the poem ‘Before You Were Mine’. Close analysis of the entire poem looking at the implicit meaning of the ideas in the poem.

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

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

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

A PowerPoint lesson with a quick starter, an exam question that is broken down, a list of various ways to plan and a breakdown of the Examiners’ report from 2017. Ideal for last minute revision.

A World Cup 2018 quiz consisting of five round of ten questions. There is a true or false round, a national flags of competing nations round, a round based on England players in their youth, a round based on the host nation, Russia and a World Cup general knowledge round. This quiz can be used in tutor time and across the curriculum.

A PowerPoint focusing on the idea of giving the students three minutes in a pair to discuss a question, concept or idea regarding the poems from the Love and Relationships cluster.

The Taming of the Shrew - Exam questions. An ideal resource for home study for A-level English literature students. There are seven questions based on The Love Through The Ages AQA English literature exam (Spec A). These questions are different to the other resources I have placed on TES Resources.

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

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.

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

You can use this as a PowerPoint or a wall display. Each slide/sheet is a key word that students can misspell in examinations and generally in their everyday writing.

A visual representation of the extremes of politics to help students understand the reasons why Orwell created the novel, ‘Animal Farm’. There is also a list of key vocabulary with definitions.

A fantastic quiz for all Roald Dahl lovers. There are four rounds of ten questions. Round 1 focuses on book covers. Round 2 looks at characters. Round 3 requires a good knowledge of famous Dahl quotations from his books, while the fourth and final round is a set general knowledge questions about Dahl’s life and works.