This 13 slide PowerPoint will provide a 1 hour lesson on Proper nouns, what they are and how to use them. Included are explanations, tasks, a quiz, and an answer sheet.

This 15 slide PowerPoint will provide a 1 hour lesson on common nouns. Included are explanations, tasks, a quiz, and an answer sheet.

This 13 page handbook is for students keen to achieve high levels in their GCSE Poetry Exams. This resource will help students identify and comment upon poetic devices within the CCEA Identity Anthology. Included in the handbook are exercises and explanations. “It’s challenging, but not impossible” Mother of year 10 student.

This 13 page handbook is for students keen to achieve high levels in their GCSE Poetry Exams. This resource will help students identify and comment upon poetic devices within the AQA Power & Conflict Anthology. Included in the handbook are exercises and explanations. “It’s challenging, but not impossible” Mother of year 10 student.

This 13 page handbook is for students keen to achieve high levels in their GCSE Poetry Exams. This resource will help students identify and comment upon poetic devices within the CCEA Conflict Anthology. Included in the handbook are exercises and explanations. “It’s challenging, but not impossible” Mother of year 10 student.

This 14 page handbook is for students keen to achieve high levels in their GCSE Poetry Exams. This resource will help students identify and comment upon poetic devices within the OCR Love & Relationships Anthology. Included in the handbook are exercises and explanations. “It’s challenging, but not impossible” Mother of year 10 student.

This 14 page handbook is for students keen to achieve high levels in their GCSE Poetry Exams. This resource will help students identify and comment upon poetic devices within the OCR Conflict Anthology. Included in the handbook are exercises and explanations. “It’s challenging, but not impossible” Mother of year 10 student.

This 14 page handbook is for students keen to achieve high levels in their GCSE Poetry Exams. This resource will help students identify and comment upon poetic devices within the OCR Youth and Age Anthology. Included in the handbook are exercises and explanations. “It’s challenging, but not impossible” Mother of year 10 student.

This 14 page handbook is for students keen to achieve high levels in their GCSE Poetry Exams. This resource will help students identify and comment upon poetic devices within the EDEXCEL Relationships Anthology. Included in the handbook are exercises and explanations. “It’s challenging, but not impossible” Mother of year 10 student.

This 14 page handbook is for students keen to achieve high levels in their GCSE Poetry Exams. This resource will help students identify and comment upon poetic devices within the CCEA Relationships Anthology. Included in the handbook are exercises and explanations. “It’s challenging, but not impossible” Mother of year 10 student.

This 14 page handbook is for students keen to achieve high levels in their GCSE Poetry Exams. This resource will help students identify and comment upon poetic devices within the EDEXCEL Time & Place Anthology. Included in the handbook are exercises and explanations. “It’s challenging, but not impossible” Mother of year 10 student.

This 13 page handbook is for students keen to achieve high levels in their GCSE Poetry Exams. This resource will help students identify and comment upon poetic devices within the AQA Love and Relationships Anthology. Included in the handbook are exercises and explanations. “It’s challenging, but not impossible” Mother of year 10 student.

This 14 page handbook is for students keen to achieve high levels in their GCSE Poetry Exams. This resource will help students identify and comment upon poetic devices within the EDEXCEL Conflict Anthology. Included in the handbook are exercises and explanations. “It’s challenging, but not impossible” Mother of year 10 student.

This 14 page handbook is for students keen to achieve high levels in their GCSE Poetry Exams. This resource will help students identify and comment upon poetic devices within the EDEXCEL Belonging Anthology. Included in the handbook are exercises and explanations. “It’s challenging, but not impossible” Mother of year 10 student.

Poetic devices are tools that poets use to create rhythm, enhance meaning, evoke emotions and add musical and visual beauty to their poems. It is essential that GCSE students are familiar with poetic devices and how they are used. The exam requires that students are able to identify and comment on the effect of poetic devices. As well as examples of poetic devices, this PDF includes a quiz and answer sheet.

This 14-page booklet will help students in constructing grammatically correct sentences. Reciprocal Pronouns like “each other” and “one another” help clearly express mutual actions or relationships between two or more subjects. This clarity is crucial in both spoken and written communication, ensuring that the intended meaning is conveyed accurately. Includes exercises, a quiz and answers.

This booklet will help students in constructing grammatically correct sentences. A better understanding of Noun Clauses will enable more sophisticated sentences, making student’s writing and speech more engaging and informative. 15 pages, including exercises and answers.

This 15-page booklet will help students in constructing grammatically correct sentences. A better understanding of Nominative Nouns will enable students to understand who or what is the focus of the sentence. Includes exercises, a quiz and answers.

This 14-page booklet will help students in constructing grammatically correct sentences. A better understanding of Partitive Nouns will help specify quantities and parts of a whole, making language more precise. This precision is crucial in both written and spoken communication, ensuring that the intended meaning is clear. Includes exercises, a quiz and answers.

This booklet will help students in constructing grammatically correct sentences. A better understanding of Infinitive nouns will enable more precise and vivid descriptions, making the student’s writing and speech more engaging and informative. Infinitive nouns (infinitives used as nouns) help students grasp more complex grammatical structures. For instance, instead of saying, “His goal is to achieve success,” students can use, “To achieve success is his goal,” which can provide a different emphasis or tone.