This resource is an ideal lesson for KS3 or lower ability KS4 to support them in improving and varying the types of sentences they use. The lesson features a creative starter followed by teacher led instruction before students practice the skills in pairs and then independently. It also encourages students to think about how they can use strategies discerningly.

This resource features over 150 slides to test students’ knowledge of common literary devices that they may encounter in their English studies. Slides are animated and can easily be amended to insert the teacher’s own choice of quotes or devices. Activities include: Mulitple choice quizzing Unscramble the device True or false quizzing Odd one out questions Bingo

This pack contains a comprehensive set of posters giving students tips for AQA GCSE English Language Paper 1 and 2, as well as tips for the spoken NEA. Contains 11 posters (1 per question plus one for NEA).

This pack contains 5 posters which promote the value of English. Each poster identifies a skill that is acquired in the study of English with an explanation of its value and where it is applied beyond school. The skills identified include: Enjoyment Communication Empathy Critical thinking Creativity

This A3 resource gives students a variety of research prompts to give them a comprehensive understanding of the context of the poems in the AQA Power and Conflict poetry series. With a laptop and a worksheet, this resource is an easy lesson plan or a helpful homework.

This document is designed for students to use as a means of identifying their strengths and areas for improvement for their GCSE exams. This can support students, teachers, parents and tutors in identifying which areas students need to spend more time on. The audit includes: A range of key terminology Using punctuation Answering the question (specific to the AQA examination) Key skills needed for the exam

This resource provides a one hour lesson for revising key ideas about the characters from An Inspector Calls. The pack contains: A PowerPoint with a character related starter, instructions for the silent debate and a plenary A3 sheets with statements about each character for students to respond to as part of their debate A worksheet for students to collate key ideas about each character after the silent debate

This resource provides a one hour lesson for revising key ideas about the characters from Romeo and Juliet. The pack contains: A PowerPoint with a character related starter, instructions for the silent debate and a plenary A3 sheets with statements about each character for students to respond to as part of their debate A worksheet for students to collate key ideas about each character after the silent debate

A resource which features common English devices, their definitions and examples in an attractive and engaging design.

This sheet includes an editable Human Bingo form time ice breaker resource. Students each get a sheet and have to find a different student to fill in each category.

This resource contains key vocabulary that students need to know when answering AQA GCSE English Language Paper 1 Question 3. The resource is designed with a brick background to remind students that the question is about the structure of the text. Each term also has a visual aid to support students in remembering these key terms. There are 15 bricks in total.

This resource contains a quiz for ‘An Inspector Calls’ with four rounds. The rounds include: Multiple Choice general knowledge Quotes and their characters Context Key terminology There is also a tiebreaker question.

This display resource provides students with practical ideas of how to effectively identify areas for improvement in self and peer assessment. The poster is attached to an A4 word document but can be resized to a larger size as a teacher desires.

This document is designed for students to use as a means of identifying their strengths and areas for improvement for their GCSE English Literature exams. This can support students, teachers, parents and tutors in identifying which areas students need to spend more time on. The resource includes support on the following texts: Romeo and Juliet Jekyll and Hyde An Inspector Calls Power and Conflict Poetry The resource also asks students to consider their aptitude with the unseen poetry section of the AQA exam as well as specific subject terminology for literature. This resource can be easily edited for different texts to be used.

This resource can be used as a lesson or as part of students’ independent study. The PowerPoint begins with a true or false quiz (animated) on key events from the novella. In the following worksheet, students are given basic questions to support their recall of key information from the plot of Jekyll and Hyde. All students should be able to answer these questions, though some may be stretched to consider the purpose of these events/characters. They could make links to key quotes and context.

This resource can be used as a lesson or as part of students’ independent study. The PowerPoint begins with a true or false quiz (animated) on key events from the play. In the following worksheet, students are given basic questions to support their recall of key information from the plot of Romeo and Juliet. All students should be able to answer these questions, though some may be stretched to consider the purpose of these events/characters. They could make links to key quotes and context.

This resource provides a one hour lesson for revising key ideas about the characters from Jekyll and Hyde. The pack contains: A PowerPoint with a character related starter, instructions for the silent debate and a plenary A3 sheets with statements about each character for students to respond to as part of their debate A worksheet for students to collate key ideas about each character after the silent debate

This resource provides a one hour lesson for revising key ideas about the characters from A Christmas Carol. The pack contains: A PowerPoint with a character related starter, instructions for the silent debate and a plenary A3 sheets with statements about each character for students to respond to as part of their debate A worksheet for students to collate key ideas about each character after the silent debate

This resource provides a fun lesson idea for GCSE students as a way of revising for their GCSE English mock exams. Students are given guidance on how to create questions for each topic of their exams. This example includes: An Inspector Calls Jekyll and Hyde Romeo and Juliet AQA Power and Conflict poetry SPAG Literary devices Can be easily adapted for other texts and exam boards.

This poster is ideal for prompting students to consider what the author is trying to achieve with their text. It is accessible to all but particularly helpful to use when supporting students to aim higher.