<p>A table that has Duffy and Larkin information side-by-side with key contextual information and critical quotes. Covers aspects such as childhood, religion, influences, culture and society, along with quotes from named critics. Will cover all of the information needed for AO3 and AO5 in the AS Level unit 2 English Literature exam.</p>

<p>A collection of key quotes for each character.</p> <p>Consists of 7 pages of quotes in Word documents, compiled for each character. Very detailed and thorough, each set of quotes for each character covers the entire book.</p>

<p>Comprehensive list of Duffy and Larkin quotes from various critics. Perfect for AO5 of A Level English Literature unit 2.</p>

<p>Comprehensive contextual information about Philip Larkin, his religion, life, social and cultural attitudes etc. Perfect for AO3 in A Level English Literature unit 2.</p>

<p>A PPT about a past paper question and how to answer it (mortality in Ambulances by Larkin). I put this together to explain to pupils how to use more detail in their analysis of Larkin’s poem Ambulances.<br /> 7 slides included. There is a WAGOLL paragraph with highlighted text to show pupils how to use PEED (Point Evidence Explain Develop), there is also an example introduction, key words and phrases.</p>

<p>A list of all the vocabulary that could be used in an essay to describe Larkin’s poetic style. Useful to have for AS Level English Literature when writing essays about Larkin.</p>

<p>Set of 4 numeracy infographics to be incorporated into English Schemes of Work at KS3. Uses GCSE English Language question types to prepare pupils for infographics at GCSE but also to embed numeracy into English at KS3.</p>

<p>An outstanding lesson observation PPT that takes pupils through the process of writing a persuasive article about homelessness. PPT includes a breakdown of Band 5 GCSE markscheme, a WAGOLL introduction for an article and success criteria before peer assessment.</p>

<p>Key quotes from/about Inspector Goole in An Inspector Calls, English Literature GCSE, Unit 2. Each quote has a very brief interpretation of the significance/impact of it next to it.</p>

<p>Outstanding lesson observation PPT exploring how to analyse an extract for GCSE English Literature Unit 1. PPT works through how to annotate an extract, what to look for, what things to comment on in an extract answer and what the markscheme is looking for.</p>

<p>Outstanding lesson observation PPT for a past paper essay question on friendship in Of Mice and Men. The PPT focuses on Band 5 of the markscheme for English Literature Unit 1, higher tier. It includes a Band 5 breakdown, two WAGOLL examples and a quick contextual starter.</p>

<p>An “outstanding” observed lesson on how to write a newspaper article. Starts out with a discussion on headlines, then moves to looking at a WABOLL and WAGOLL, then to writing their own. Plenty of self and peer assessment opportunities.</p>

<p>Three Of Mice and Men extracts and extract questions for the WJEC English Literature Unit 1 exam.</p>

<p>A PPT that takes pupils through the process of how to write an exposition piece, along with a method of planing and a task to have a go at.</p>

<p>Outstanding lesson observation PPT based around extract analysis for Heroes by Robert Cormier. PPT includes three extracts, one WAGOLL and the markscheme.</p>

<p>Past paper GCSE questions for GCSE English Literature Unit 2, higher tier, An Inspector Calls.</p>

<p>Key context for An Inspector Calls GCSE English Literature Unit 2. Includes information on: families, class, sex, women, moral message and historical events.</p>

<p>Estyn lesson observation PPT based on Lord Montague and Juliet. PPT includes: a graph to plot Lord Montague’s feelings in A3 S5 then a written WAGOLL response, commentary on Lord Montague as a father. PPT also contains slides on contextual information for women at the time, whether the play shows Shakespeare was a feminist and if Juliet adheres to stereotypical female conventions throughout the play.</p>

<p>A PPT that looks at general themes in Of Mice and Men and then moves on to explore the theme of hopes and dreams. The PPT includes questions based around the them then looks at starting to plan and then write the essay.</p>

<p>A list of the To Kill a Mockingbird exam essay questions from 2012 - 2017 for WJEC English Literature Unit 1 GCSE.</p>

<p>Contextual information for studying Of Mice and Men. Resource covers aspects such as: Dust Bowls, the Great Depression, gender and race etc.</p>