Proglogue for ‘Romeo and Juliet’ with simple annotations. GCSE AQA

Questions 2/3/4/5 of the AQA paper 2 reading and writing based around two coronations in England.

Poem annotations. The annotations are a mix of my own and found on various other sources. I have used these before as catch-up notes and revision

A comprehension text. The extract is taken from ‘The Hypnotist’ Laurence Anholt and there are 18 questions with a small range of tasks.

An extract from Supertoys Last All Summer Long- by Brian Aldiss with 20 comprehension questions.

Comprehension based around room 101 of 1984 – George Orwell. 30 questions

Poem annotations. The annotations are a mix of my own and found on various other sources. I have used these before as catch-up notes and revision

Themes linked to the Tempest Starter sheet included

Based on Jodi Taylors’ chronicles of St Marys there are comprehension and questions for paper 1 reading sections

Poem annotations. The annotations are a mix of my own and found on various other sources. I have used these before as catch-up notes and revision

Poem annotations. The annotations are a mix of my own and found on various other sources. I have used these before as catch-up notes and revision

An extract from Matt Haig’s ‘The Midnight Library’ where she first enters the library. - No references are made to how she got there. Comprehension questions to check understanding then questions 1-4 based on the AQA paper 1

A lesson on definitions for DAFORREST and then identifying the techniques that they have been looking at.

Poem annotations. The annotations are a mix of my own and found on various other sources. I have used these before as catch-up notes and revision

Adapted (Changed to English spellings) from Michael Grants book ‘Gone’ from the Gone series there is a series of comprehension questions followed by questions 1-4 for AQA paper 1 English Language.

You Think You Know Me By Ayaan Mohamud Comprehension to check understanding and develop close reading followed by AQA exam style questions. Answer to the translation question is: “Af Daboolan Waa Dahab” is an old Somali proverb meaning Silence is gold.

ENDER’S GAME by Orson Scott Card with comprehension questions and AQA paper 1 questions 1-4

Please be aware that this extract talks about mental health and self-harm and may not be suitable for all groups/ ages

classwork and planning based around chapter one of Percy Jackson and the lightening thief

Diary entry lesson based around chapter 3 of Percy Jackson and the lightening thief