<p>A revision pack for IB English Language and Literature Paper 1 (First assessment 2021) split into three parts:<br /> -Basic Overview<br /> -A Student’s Paper 1 example (planning, essay and an explanation of how it was written)<br /> -Preparation Material (framework, glossary, exam-specific terms)</p> <p>21 pages in total. This is a Word doc so you can edit it if desired.</p>

Intended for Part 3 of IB English Language and Literature but the files are in Word Docs so the contents can be edited to suit your needs. 10 structured lessons including guiding questions and an oral assessment, and culminating in an in-class essay. The following essays are covered in the lessons and included in the pack:<br /> <br /> -Shooting an Elephant<br /> -My Country Right or Left<br /> -England your England<br /> -Wells, Hitler and the World State<br /> -The Prevention of Literature<br /> -Writers and the Leviathan<br /> <br /> Additional essay covered in the lessons: Why I Write<br />

Paper 1 and Paper 2 exam tips based primarily on examiners' comments from the IB examiner reports.

14 extracts from 'Othello', each with an accompanying set of questions focusing on key aspects and/or devices/features present within the extract.

A guide containing worked examples of annotations of extracts from Othello. Intended primarily as preparation for the I.O.C. (Individual Oral Commentary) in the IB A1 English Language and Literature course.

A set of tasks within one lesson, directing students to critically engage with a non-literary text and an accompanying example of an essay written in response to the text. Intended for I.B. English Language and Literature but easily adapted/edited for similar courses

An activity with a series of tasks and questions directing students to compare an extract from Graham Greene's 'A Gun for Sale' with an Ian Fleming extract from a James Bond novel.

14 extracts from 'Othello', each with an accompanying set of questions focusing on key aspects and/or devices/features present within the extract.

This pack is intended primarily to support I.B. A1 English Language and Literature students in their preparation for the I.O.C. (Individual Commentary) but it is presented as a word doc so it can be tailored to suit your own needs. In addition to stimulus questions for each poem, a presentation task sheet is included on the final two pages of the pack. Poems contained in this pack are Mid Term Break, Storm on the Island, Boy Driving His Father to Confession, Follower, A Call, Blackberry Picking, Death of a Naturalist, Churning Day, Digging, The Barn, Turkeys Observed and Trout.

<p>A lesson bundle comprised of four lessons (approximately. 80-90 minutes each) plus a guide and two assessment tasks which use the 1985 film ‘Back to the Future’ (the actual film is not included here for copyright reasons) to address the following health topics:<br /> -Relationships<br /> -Nutrition/ Drinks<br /> -Alcohol/ Substances<br /> -Puberty</p> <p>USA Common Core standards are referred to in the assessment task sheets and rubrics.</p>

<p>A lesson bundle comprised of three lessons (approximately. 80-90 minutes each) plus a guide and two assessment tasks which use the 2002 film ‘Spiderman’ (the actual film is not included here for copyright reasons) to address Relationships as a Health topic.</p> <p>USA Common Core standards are referred to in the assessment task sheets and rubrics.</p>

<p>A lesson bundle comprised of 7 lessons (approximately. 80-90 minutes each) plus a guide and two assessment tasks which use the 1984 film ‘The Karate Kid’ (the actual film is not included here for copyright reasons) to address Personal Wellness as a Health topic.</p> <p>USA Common Core standards are referred to in the assessment task sheets and rubrics.</p> <p>Lessons 1-6 focus on Youtube videos (links are active as of May 2023) as a lead-up to ‘The Karate Kid’ and its context in Personal Wellness/ Health.</p>

An in-class activity directing students to read and respond to a student's piece of creative writing based on an Ian Fleming extract from a James Bond novel. Also includes the student's own self reflection/commentary and a set of questions.

An example of a critical response to an extract from Act 2 Scene 1 of 'Macbeth', involving a scaffolded step-by-step approach to the task.

A guide (with a worked example) to annotating and producing a critical response orally and in writing to an extract from 'Othello'. Intended primarily for the IB A1 English Language and Literature I.O.C. (Individual Oral Commentary).

A revision pack/overview of ‘Othello’ featuring a synopsis by act/scene, a list of key points and a quotations bank. <br /> Created as a word doc so you can edit it to suit your own needs.

A set of tasks within one lesson, directing students to critically engage with a non-literary text and an accompanying example of an essay written in response to the text. Intended for I.B. English Language and Literature but easily adapted/edited for similar courses.

An example of a critical response to an extract from Act 2 Scene 1 of 'Macbeth', involving a scaffolded step-by-step approach to the task.

An introduction to non-literary texts, intended primarily for the IB A1 English Language and Literature course.

<p>A short introduction to the IB English ‘Studies in Language and Literature’ Extended Essay consisting of 9 pages containing:<br /> Information about selecting a Category 1, 2 or 3 essay;<br /> Choosing and refining a Research Question;<br /> An activity specific to refining a Research Question.</p>

<p>A worked example of a Paper 1-style essay for IB English Language and Literature Paper 1 (First assessment 2021):<br /> -Planning (annotations)<br /> -Essay<br /> -Explanation<br /> Also features student tasks (duration approx. 30-40 minutes) and a glossary of terms.</p> <p>10 pages in total. This is a Word doc so you can edit it if desired.<br /> NOTE: You do NOT need this if you have purchased the Paper 1 Revision Pack; it contains the same essay example.</p>