Edexcel A Level Paper 1 Drama, Section B: A Streetcar Named Desire Overview and Exam Questions in line with the Assessment Objectives Includes: Mark Scheme All past paper question up to 2023 Plot, tragic form and structure Context Overview of Theme, Symbol, Motif, Language June 2017 Practice Question Guided Plan

Detailed lesson in line with Assessment Objectives Includes: November 2021 exam questions Mark Scheme, Indicative Content, Examiner’s guidelines Transcribed candidate response (annotated) Critical opinion for AO5 The concept of ‘The Other’ and the Madonna/Whore dichotomy Quotes on Masculinity Detailed perfect paragraph hitting all AOs

Detailed lesson for AQA A Level Literature Aspects of Tragedy covering the poem and all assessment objectives, includes: Annotated extracts of the poem Breakdown of narrative Context, inc. the gothic movement Language, form and structure Embedded video of poem recital Feminist and tragic readings Practice Question

Detailed revision lesson for AQA A Level Literature, Aspects of Tragedy, covering all the assessment objectives. Includes: Exam questions for all sections of the Aspects of Tragedy Paper Candidate responses with commentary *** Focus on DOAS** – analepsis, theme, motif, annotated extract from play

Detailed lesson for AQA A Level Literature, Aspects of Tragedy, covering all the assessment objectives. Includes: Context Plot Setting Language, form, and structure Tragedy Paper Section C format, mark scheme, question and model answer with commentary Practice Question

Complete question-by-question run-through of the whole paper, including: Timings (+ AT) Hints and Tips Mark Schemes Indicative Content Examiner’s Comments Candidate responses

Complete question-by-question run-through of the whole paper, including: Timings Hints and Tips Mark Schemes Examiner advice Candidate responses

Full lessons on: Colonialism, Immigration, Social media Lots of questioning Topical media extracts for analysis Scaffolding Model answers Good preparation for GCSE but can be used across KS3

AQA English Literature A Level, Elements of Crime ‘Porphyria’s Lover’ Very detailed lesson covering all AOs Includes socioeconomic context and elements of crime Form and Structure Symbolism Theme Alternative Readings Exam question Examiner advice Colour-coded model paragraph

Very detailed AQA GCSE Literature Paper 1 lesson and resource for The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde focusing on past paper questions 2017-2022. It includes: Chapter list Chapter summaries (resource) All past exam questions from 2017-2022 with indicative content Exam question (sympathy: June 2017) Exam technique Success Criteria Mark Scheme Annotated exam extract Detailed plan Guided introduction and thesis statement Colour-coded model paragraph Easily adaptable

Two detailed lesson on the Ibsen/Rossetti question for the OCR Drama and Poetry Pre-1900 paper, including: Summer 2022 grade boundaries Mark scheme Candidate responses Examiner’s comments Literary and socioeconomic context Structure and Form Practice question June 2019

Three time-saving lessons on unseen poetry from the Edexcel exam board Poetry Section A with candidate answers, tips and examiner’s comments This is for revision and presupposes knowledge of the Poems of the Decade Anthology and how to express poetry analysis Easily adaptable You can use as a mini scheme towards the end of Year 12/13 or in the run up to mocks

Detailed lesson on AQA GCSE Literature Paper 2 Exam Essay Structure and lesser Characters in the play. It includes: General essay tips Mark Scheme Exam questions + exam questions resource with 14 questions Eric model essay resource as a guide Example paragraph Examiner’s commentary Step-by-step approach to an exam question on gender Analyses of quotes with bullet-point guidance General historical context on gender Essay plan including building a clear thesis statement This can be easily adapted to your class or to other exam boards, hence no AOs on slides

Very detailed lesson for the coursework question: How does Priestley present the Inspector in An Inspector Calls? but this can be adapted to many different questions. You could probably get two-three lessons from this, depending. It includes: Coursework overview and guidelines AOs Mark scheme Quiz with answers Historical context Form and structure Language analysis slides Theme Key quotes Scaffolded essay plan Slides on ‘lesser’ characters Easily adaptable

Lesson focusing on tips on how to approach OCR English Literature A Level Paper 2 Question 6: essay, including: Detailed slides Mark scheme Typical Question 6 on language and control Language in THT Literary and socioeconomic context How to build an essay starting with a thesis statement, through to argument and conclusion (AO focused) Model introductions including one colour coded and one student model introduction Colour-coded model essay for discussion Suggestions for wider reading Easily adaptable

Very detailed lesson on exam essay structure for AQA GCSE English Literature Paper 1 focusing on Macbeth, Jekyll and Hyde, and An Inspector Calls. It includes: Exam technique Contextual overview for all three texts Key Vocabulary Mark Scheme Annotated exam extracts (MacB /J&H) Colour-coded introductions with thesis statements Student exemplar responses (graded)

Simple walk-through of AQA Language Paper 1 [Reading and Writing Sections] using an extract from The Great Gatsby. Simple strategy for Q3: structure and colour-coded model paragraphs for both Q3&Q4.

Differentiated lesson and resources covering AQA Language Paper 2 with simple strategies and model responses.

Two scaffolded and easily differentiatable lessons, and resources, for the AQA syllabus - can easily be adapted to other exam boards Points of discussion Do Nows Broadsheet versus tabloid perspectives Shocking facts

Very detailed lesson (at least two double lessons here) All questions on the 2018 paper with model exemplars Strategies for each question Annotated exam sources Companion to the June 2018 Paper Easy to differentiate further Ideal for revision/practice