<p>Really useful resource for year 11 students to revise the set poems.</p> <p>Worksheets to revise each of the Love and Relationship poems from the AQA spec.</p> <p>I use them for homework mainly and I Have designed it so there should be something for all abilities to be able to answer.</p> <p>I have put all the poems onto one word document for ease of downloading, although it has done something to the question numbers (nothing to do with the actual resource) - I can send the individual sheets if required.</p>

PPT and resources (some adapted and some differentiated). Lesson judged as outstanding previously. Introducing Shakespeare's life.

Lesson aimed at year 7 students introducing the idea and difference of comedy and tragedy.

A revision presentation (took a few lessons to go through) on themes in Hamlet and linked to contexts of production and reception.<br /> <br /> Great for any board that studies Hamlet, although written specifically for EDUQAS' outgoing A level.<br /> <br /> Lecture notes on sex and sexuality included too.

Lesson looking at how a brochure is set out and requiring students to explore their own brochure page (some example brochure pages included in case they don't bring any/have any).<br /> <br /> leading onto creating their own brochure and look at presentational layout, persuasive and descriptive skills.

Lesson on poem structure - acrostic and adjectives.

A full scheme of work/resources looking at a range of poetry types and devices for year 7 middle-ish ability.

A lesson, with all resources, on the pome 'Stealing' in preparation for the unseen part of the GCSE exam.<br /> <br /> This lesson includes reference to EDUQAS spec, but is equally relevant to all specs.

A whole walking talking mock revision session for the language paper 2 of AQA new 9-1 GCSE exam.<br /> <br /> Using the sample assessment materials (festivals and fairs extract) on e-AQA.<br /> For all abilities.<br /> <br /> Really emphasises requirements for each question and timings.

Looking at inference using range of text types including Harry Potter. Some grammar/sentence level work too.

Lesson exploring how to summarise an article.<br /> <br /> Originally from legacy AQA spec but suitable for new requirements.

Lesson looking at argument skills and grouping connectives.

lesson from the 'place' bank of poetry.<br /> <br /> Lesson aimed at year 9 poetry lesson. Preparation for GCSE requirements rather than studying current anthology. <br /> <br /> Looks at devices, structure, themes and links.<br /> <br /> Worksheet (from AQA website) included.

A revision lesson which discusses the requirements of the exam, a brief overview of every poem in the anthology, along with themes and a few quotes from each.<br /> There is also a grid which shows which poems each one links to and a revision activity for students.<br /> <br /> Perfect for last minute year 11 revision - or for learning the poems yourself!

Lesson looking at how a film uses particular conventions to establish genre using the opening from Scream as an example.

<p>Students do the exam AND mark it themselves using this resource.</p> <p>Exam questions were for AQA English lit GCSE and as follows:</p> <p>An Inspector Calls:</p> <ol> <li>How does Priestley present Gerald’s relationships with women in An Inspector Calls?</li> <li>How does Priestley use Eva Smith to represent poverty in An Inspector Calls?</li> </ol> <p>Love and RElationships poetry:</p> <ol> <li>Compare how poets present growing up in ‘Mother, any distance’ and in one other poem from ‘Love and relationships’.</li> </ol> <p>Unseen Poetry:</p> <ol> <li>In ‘Autumn’ how does the poet present the effects of the season of autumn?</li> <li>In both ‘Today’ and ‘Autumn’ the speakers describe attitudes towards the seasons. What are the similarities and/or differences between the ways the poets present these attitudes?</li> </ol> <p>Self assessment activities inculded - lots of use of highlighters.</p>

Lesson aimed at KS3 English, but also suitable for introduction lessons to Media or KS3 media.<br /> <br /> Looks at presentational and persuasive features within a TV advert, including a card sort. Leads to students developing analysis skills.

Lesson on Afternoons by Philip Larkin - part of the GCSE WJEC Eduqas spec, but useful for all poetry lessons.

Aimed at KS3 students, this lesson looks at features of a leaflet and persuasive and presentational devices. <br /> <br /> Students are then encouraged to analyse their own leaflet.

A detailed lesson exploring sones 43. Annotated fully to help guide students through its meaning.

A lesson aimed at high ability KS3 students exploring gothic elements in Hop Frog and and analysis/comprehension skills.