A two-sided mat aimed at LAP/MAP students with advice for ways to approach the exam.<br /> Persuasive Writing Techniques are included using the FAT HORSE mnemonic.

One side has tips for Section A (Reading) and the reverse covers Section B (Writing)<br /> It covers the format of questions 1 to 4 and gives tips on things to focus on. The reverse side gives advice on the five question types likely to arise in the exam.

This follows the same rules as the board game, except that there is no board!<br /> <br /> DO NOT PURCHASE THIS IF YOU ARE NOT COVERING ALL THE SPECIFIED TEXTS<br /> <br /> Designed for the AQA GCSE Literature syllabus and covering the following texts:<br /> The Sign of Four<br /> Animal Farm<br /> Romeo and Juliet<br /> Poetry Anthology Cluster 2: Power and Conflict<br /> Spelling Punctuation and Grammar<br /> Context (relating to the three texts and poetry anthology)<br /> <br /> I have also included a score card which students colour in as they acquire each segment. You will need to provide dice for this.

Card game using the format by lowrip1ckle for Of Mice and Men. I've adapted it for several different texts used at GCSE and find that students engage enthusiastically without realising that they are discussing/revising a text that they have studied! I've included an instruction mat which I laminated as double sided

The puzzle consists of 24 triangles with 30 questions and answers relating to the poem from the AQA Power and Conflict cluster.

This is a Tarsia jigsaw puzzle with 24 triangles and 30 questions and answers. It has questions relating to the poems in the cluster.

Card game based upon the classic board game. 48 cards with words taken from all the poems in the cluster. This is uploaded as a Publisher file, which means that you can change any words if you think that they are too difficult for your class.<br /> I've also included a set of rules.

I made this to help students learn quotes. It can be used as traditional Snap! where characters are matched with quotes, or the picture cards can be used as column headers, and the quotes lined beneath them according to who said them (or who they said it to).<br /> Quotes are in black if they are spoken to a character, or blue if they are about a character.<br /> I took the pictures from the 1987 TV version starring Jeremy Brett.

Card game using the format by lowrip1ckle for Of Mice and Men. I've adapted it for several different texts used at GCSE and find that students engage enthusiastically without realising that they are discussing/revising a text that they have studied! I've included an instruction mat which I laminated as double sided

Card game using the format by lowrip1ckle for Of Mice and Men. I've adapted it for several different texts used at GCSE and find that students engage enthusiastically without realising that they are discussing/revising a text that they have studied! I've included an instruction mat which I laminated as double sided

Card game using the format by lowrip1ckle for Of Mice and Men. I've adapted it for several different texts used at GCSE and find that students engage enthusiastically without realising that they are discussing/revising a text that they have studied! I've included an instruction mat which I laminated as double sided

Card game using the format by lowrip1ckle for Of Mice and Men. I've adapted it for several different texts used at GCSE and find that students engage enthusiastically without realising that they are discussing/revising a text that they have studied! I've included an instruction mat which I laminated as double sided.

16 piece puzzle based on the poem.

I use these with my year 7 and year 8 classes because we have fortnightly library-based lessons. They read for 20 minutes at the start of the lesson, and then use one of the worksheets as a written response to what they have read. There is some duplication of questions between the worksheets.

This is a set of cards designed to help revise writing techniques.<br /> <br /> There are 12 sets of four cards (one set for each writing technique) covering:<br /> Simile, Metaphor, Onomatopoeia, Personification, Repetition, Alliteration, Oxymoron, Rule of Three, Direct Address, Imperative, Statistics and Hyperbole.<br /> <br /> Students need to either collect sets of four, or match them up. Each set comprises Feature, Definition, Example and Effect.

This is the well-known game of Guess Who, adapted for the AQA English Literature GCSE .<br /> I have provided character cards for:<br /> The Sign of Four<br /> Animal Farm<br /> Romeo and Juliet<br /> I have also provided a blank set for you to adapt the game to the texts you are using yourself.

13 (and 3 blanks) Top Trumps cards with a picture and space to complete values for the following attributes:<br /> Intelligence<br /> Power<br /> Physical Strength<br /> Bravery<br /> Loyalty<br /> Honesty

Does what it says in the title :)