<p>Charles Dickens: A Christmas Carol<br /> Read the following extract from Chapter 3 (Stave) of A Christmas Carol and then answer the questions that follows.</p> <p>This booklet looks at how poverty is shown in A Christmas Carol.</p> <p>This booklet helps students understand The Ghost of Christmas Present and build the students knowledge and vocabulary that is required to answer the 30 mark questions in the GCSE English Literature exam.</p> <p>The booklet is a ‘walk through’ of the text and helps students to recap key moments from each Stave.</p> <p>This booklet is ideal for students in low ability working towards middle ability, also ideal for mixed ability classes.</p>

<p>How does Dickens present the redeemed character of Scrooge?</p> <p>Suitable for AQA and Edexcel exam boards.</p> <p>This booklet is designed for students to understand the character of Scrooge in Charles Dickens: A Christmas Carol.</p> <p>The booklet helps students to describe the character of Scrooge at the start, during and at the end of the book.</p> <p>Students will work towards answering a 30 mark GCSE English Literature exam question on ‘How does Dickens present the redeemed character of Scrooge?’</p> <p>Also, students will have the opportunity to define the key vocabulary required to answer the 30 mark question.</p> <p>Finally, students are guided to use a range of different sentence types to answer the 30 mark question along with following a step by step method in order to answer the exam question in full.</p>

<p>Summary and Key Moments in An Inspector Calls questions booklet helps students revise each vital moment in the play An Inspector Calls.</p> <p>From The Opening of the Play to The Ending of the Play, each moment and questions has a short paragraph for students to read, understand and guide to answering the questions about vital moments in the play.</p> <p>This booklet is suitable for mixed ability students studying AQA or Edexcel GCSE English Literature syllabus.</p>

<p>This is suitable for KS2 and KS3 Year 8 and 9.<br /> This is suitable for low and mixed ability students who struggle with creative writing and description.<br /> This resource also helps students to engage with reading again, if they do not read or reading is very limited.</p>

<p>Fantastic Beasts.<br /> Students create their own fantastic and magical beast. Ideal for year 7 and 8 low and mixed ability.<br /> Students are to consider the characteristics of their creature and provide a care guide also. Students can also consider the magical creatures personality, what they eat and how to best look after them.</p> <p>Once students have planned their creature they can use the crafty resources to create a poster of their fantastical beast or write a descriptive paragraph about their creature using a range of creative devices.</p>

<p>This personification worksheet will help students in years 6 to 7.</p> <p>To assist a user of this worksheet, the student may benefit from watching a personification cartoon video available. The link is on the worksheet.</p> <p>To assist also, students may benefit from designing posters to show one of the questions they will be answering.</p>

<p>This booklet is students to help them build knowledge of A Christmas Carol. It will also assist students to understand the vocabulary used in A Christmas Carol. There are tasks to complete throughout the booklet and a 30 mark exam question at the end.</p> <p>The booklet is aimed at year 9 and GCSE students.</p>

<p>This Maths starter year 5 pack is a great way to ease students into maths.</p> <p>Students get to introduce themselves and complete puzzles along the way.</p>

<p>The Macbeth bookmark details characters, themes, quote prompts and context for the learner who needs reminders.</p> <p>Ideal for students to refer to.</p> <p>Ideal for GCSE students.</p>