Revision activities for AQA GCSE English Literature 8702 paper 2<br /> &quot;An Inspector Calls&quot;

<p>A four session writing opportunity, exploring the structure and language of poems.</p> <p>I’ve taught this with Y3 - Y11 with great results. No matter the age, the pupils always enjoy the humour and the practicality of handling actual objects.</p> <p>This version has National Curriculum objectives for Years 5 and 6. It’s good for short burst writing, to boost the writing portfolio of Year 6 before moderation, teaching editing skills, developing planning skills, leading onto performing poetry (one of the NC objectives).</p> <p>Most resources embedded into the PowerPoint. It includes an example poem written by yours truly. The guidance, on how to teach it, are in the notes section of each slide.</p> <p>Have fun!</p> <p>Edit: found two typos in the 4th session materials. Re-uploaded with corrections.</p>

<p>This is a 6 week scheme of work, targeted at Years 5 and 6 (although you could adapt it for Years 7 or 8). It explores 5 Shakespeare texts and 1 non-fiction text. Each week, it includes a quiz (with SATs style questions).</p> <p>I am a qualified secondary English teacher with 13 years experience. For the last two years, I’ve been teaching KS2 classes. Moreover, I mark for a range of exam boards (including SATs and GCSE English Literature).</p> <p>Included in the resource…<br /> * Scheme of work (teacher’s notes) with objectives, resource lists and activities linked to lesson slides.<br /> * Assessment spreadsheet.<br /> * Key phrase bank for pupils.<br /> * Lesson slides for 23 lessons.<br /> * Resources for the lessons.<br /> * 6 big quizzes (reading assessments) with mark schemes.</p> <p>You can literally pick up and teach. My class loved this scheme and are now all avid Shakespeare fans!</p>

I use this maths mat in class. Double-sided and laminated, it means my class can write on it with board pens and wipe off later. This really helps with the place value table.<br /> <br /> This has been used for years 4 and 5. This resource includes a PDF version and the original PowerPoint in case you want to edit it.<br /> <br /> * 100 square.<br /> * fractions wall.<br /> * fractions - percentages - decimals.<br /> * multiplication square with prime numbers.<br /> * operation symbols and &lt; &gt;<br /> * 2D shapes.<br /> * negative number line.<br /> * place value millions to thousandths.<br /> * coordinates.<br /> * angles.<br /> * BODMAS.

<p>An Inspector Calls x20 exam questions</p> <p>Also, advice for students.</p> <p>N.B. Until 2020 (!), I was an examiner for this paper, so the advice is based on this training.</p>

<p>Romeo and Juliet x11 exam questions<br /> Jekyll and Hyde x11 exam questions</p> <p>Also, general advice to students.</p> <p>N.B. until 2020 (!), I was an examiner for this paper so my advice is based on that training.</p>