This resource contains 30 PowerPoint slides with quotes and prompt questions and some answers. These can be used as starters or recall activities in class or as flashcards for students to use independently.

This resource contains over 50 PowerPoint slides with quotes and prompt questions and some answers. These can be used as starters or recall activities in class or as flashcards for students to use independently.

This resource contains over 25 PowerPoint slides with quotes and prompt questions and some answers. These can be used as starters or recall activities in class or as flashcards for students to use independently.

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 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 pack contains 18 square posters of word classes and punctuation. There are 10 punctuation posters which show the mark and explain how it is used. There are 8 word class posters which include more specific categories of each word class. These are ideal as prompts for students in the classroom.

A fun and engaging lesson for students to revise the poems of the AQA Power and Conflict Poetry anthology. No pens required! The resources provided include: A lesson plan with starter, two main activities and plenary. These contain suggestions on how the activities can be completed or adapted where necessary. 8 questions for each poem from the anthology. Tokens for the poems and themes. Resources simply need to be prepared and the lesson is organised! An excellent lesson for the last day of term!

This resource provides a crossword activity in which students identify key vocabulary that could be related to the key character featured. It also features a challenge task for students to consider which word best applies to the character. Each document features both the empty and completed crossword for teacher reference. This would be ideal as a starter and is great for expanding students’ vocabulary, supporting them in clearly articulating their response to the task/text (AQA AO1).