In this Power Point there are a variety of questions, logic puzzles and riddles to encourage student to think. Ideal as a starter/bell activity or as a registration activity. Each question should get students thinking and even stimulate further discussion. A free version with a sample of 20 questions is also available for you to check out the format.

This is a unit of work covering approximately 10 lessons. Students will develop story writing skills and then create their own creepy story - ideal to start at Halloween and run up to Christmas! Topics covered: Different genres; purpose and audience; conventions of horror/ghost stories; effective openings; narrative formats; setting; character; organising a plot; paragraphing and dialogue and descriptive writing techniques. The Power Point presentation guides teachers (and students) through each activity. Learning objectives and outcomes for every lesson. Accompanying worksheets and an overview of the unit of work also included.

This unit of work is for students studying the play for the first time in preparation for their GCSE English Literature exam with AQA. Here are the lessons for teaching Act 4. Each activity has an accompanying PowerPoint slide to guide teachers (and students) through all of the tasks. All resources, handouts and worksheets are included. Students should also be given an extracts booklet with practice questions. At key moments in the unit of work there are opportunities to annotate these booklet and record key quotations (pages at the back). Approximately 4 1 hour lessons in a week. Details of each lesson are provided in the accompanying Unit of Work Overview. You can download a sample of the first 3 lessons for free. Then each Act can be purchased separately or the whole play is available as a bundle.

This unit of work is for students studying the play for the first time in preparation for their GCSE English Literature exam with AQA. Here are the lessons for teaching Act 3. Each activity has an accompanying PowerPoint slide to guide teachers (and students) through all of the tasks. All resources, handouts and worksheets are included. Students should also be given an extracts booklet with practice questions. At key moments in the unit of work there are opportunities to annotate these booklet and record key quotations (pages at the back). Approximately 4 1 hour lessons in a week. Details of each lesson are provided in the accompanying Unit of Work Overview. You can download a sample of the first 3 lessons for free. Then each Act can be purchased separately or the whole play is available as a bundle.

This unit of work is for students studying the play for the first time in preparation for their GCSE English Literature exam with AQA. Here are the lessons for teaching Act 5. Each activity has an accompanying PowerPoint slide to guide teachers (and students) through all of the tasks. All resources, handouts and worksheets are included. Students should also be given an extracts booklet with practice questions. At key moments in the unit of work there are opportunities to annotate these booklet and record key quotations (pages at the back). Approximately 4 1 hour lessons in a week. Details of each lesson are provided in the accompanying Unit of Work Overview. You can download a sample of the first 3 lessons for free. Then each Act can be purchased separately or the whole play is available as a bundle.

This is an interactive random question generator for GCSE English students. Ideal for a starter or plenary activity, it develops students' recall skills in preparation for their Literature exams. Simply click to generate 5 questions of any of the 4 topics and then click to reveal the answers. This is the full version with 100 revision questions for each of the following: Macbeth, An Inspector Calls, Jekyll & Hyde and Conflict Poetry. You can also download the sample version for free. Questions cover key quotations, plot details and general knowledge relevant to each topic.

This is a booklet with a variety of activities to support students revising the play, Macbeth. Includes a Plot Summary activity and accompanying questions for each Act; Questions on every scene; Character word search; Crossword; Character revision sheets and a Key Quotations exercise. All answers are provided in a separate booklet. Suitable as revision activities in a lesson or as homework tasks. The Act 1 Plot Summary worksheet and Macbeth Character Revision sheet are available as free resources. The booklet is a PDF document to make printing easier but all word files are also included for editing purposes.

A set of 10 booklets. In each Skills Booklet students interleave Language and Literature skills. Students revise a key scene and theme from An Inspector Calls whilst practising the skills required for Language Paper 1. Each booklet takes them through every question of the Language exam with key hints. A sample booklet exploring the opening scene is available as a free resource.

This unit of work is for students studying the play for the first time in preparation for their GCSE English Literature exam with AQA. Here are the lessons for teaching Act 1. Each activity has an accompanying PowerPoint slide to guide teachers (and students) through all of the tasks. All resources, handouts and worksheets are included. Students should also be given an extracts booklet with practice questions. At key moments in the unit of work there are opportunities to annotate these booklet and record key quotations (pages at the back). Approximately 4 1 hour lessons in a week. Details of each lesson are provided in the accompanying Unit of Work Overview. You can download a sample of the first 3 lessons for free. Then each Act can be purchased separately or the whole play is available as a bundle.

This is a booklet with a variety of activities to support students revising the play, An Inspector Calls. Includes a plot summary activity; multiple choice questions on key moments from the play; crossword; prompt questions to help students revise the characters and worksheets on each of the main themes using key quotations. All answers are provided in a separate booklet. Suitable as revision activities in a lesson or as homework tasks. The booklet is a PDF document to make printing easier but all word files are also included for editing purposes.