Model of how to compare ‘Ozymandias’ + ‘Storm on the Island’ (KS4 AQA Power & Conflict Anthology). Include: How to pivot from Poem A to Poem B Accompanying video Language, structure, form, meaning and context covered

A great visual aid / printable resource with images, planning prompts, model answers, highlighting tasks and tips for hitting the AQA mark scheme: Big range of ready-made **Question 5s ** for describing and/or narrating Planning techniques and prompts Printable writing crib sheet for varying writing and hitting the markscheme Model answers + highlighting and peer-review tasks

A colourful visual aid to have on the screen when reading A Christmas Carol as a class, but also doubles up as a revision booklet of key quotes and some analysis for every Stave. Colourful visual aid of key quotes page numbers for Penguin version to help students Can be printed off as a revision booklet Includes some analysis and cross-chapter links for students to prompt discussion

Simple prompt sheet and writing frame for students on the challenging AQA Language Paper 2. Helps students: frame answers and hit AOs for Q2-4 break down Q5 Qs and structure longer responses Can help with differentiation Visual aid or printable crib sheet

A PPT with two assessments including scaffolded practice based on AQA KS3 End-of-Year assessments (Question 2 Language Analysis). Includes: Printable slides Highlighting tasks Writing frames Scaffolded learning for differentiation

A prompt sheet for AQA Unseen Poetry Qs to help KS4 students get going on this GCSE English Literature task. Can be printed off and laminated or just projected on a board/screen for the whole class. Built around AQA Eng. Lit. mark scheme: Meaning Structure/Form Language

A walk-through of how to answer Structure and Evaluation Questions in Language Paper 1 (June 2018, Mr Fisher). Includes: step-by-step question breakdown printable prompt slides for lower-ability students model paragraphs peer-assessment visual aids writing frames

A good introduction resource to Ian McEwan’s novel, Satuday, including AO3 context on Feb 15th 2003 March, author interviews and Post-9/11 Literature research task. Used for OCR A-LEvel English Literature Non-Examined Assessment Links and YouTube videos embedded Includes essay questions and AO prompts

A great way to teach structure to KS3 Year 9s or KS4 students by doubling up A Christmas Carol and Language Paper 1 Question 3 includes: PPT with prompts for how to analyse structure Printable Source (Opening 9 paragraphs of ACC) Printable Worksheet with structure prompts for each paragraph

A range of well-supported tasks for KS3 or KS4 students to analyse a key scene in Macbeth leading to an AQA GCSE-style assessment. Perfect for Year 9s being pre-taught Macbeth for GCSE. Includes: group tasks printable slides question prompts extension tasks for student GCSE-style assessment with scaffolding and writing frame Differentiation (modern English translation of text)

An easy to follow PPT with a range of introductory poetry tasks ideal for Year 7s and** Year 8s.** Contains: printable worksheet slides with embedded support and extension tasks useful tables for device-spotting differentiation Contextualises poetic terms with accessible poem examples (‘The Thought Fox’, ‘The Sea Dog’, etc.) End of Unit Assessment Tasks Visually appealing

A detailed PPT containing all the Rossetti poems for OCR A-Level English Literature including ‘Goblin Market’, as well as context on the Pre-Raphelites and exam questions with AO prompts and scaffolding. Pre-Raphelite paintings linked to Rossetti Links to podcasts and online research, YouTube videos embedded Exam questions with scaffolding Recently updated with new materials (Sept. 17th 2020) - please download again if you’ve just purchased this.

A comprehensive revision of both papers questions and methods to plan and answer questions. Includes: All An Inspector Calls Qs to date and real-life Unseen Poem Qs Detailed how-to-answer for Macbeth, Jekyll + Hyde and A Christmas Carol, Poetry Comparison, Unseen Poetry and Unseen Poetry Comparison Group Writing Tasks Peer Review assessments Model answers

Guided/scaffolded research task based on BBC podcast ’ The Road to 1984’ for OCR A-Level English Literature. independent research task / self-study homework task can be printed or copied into OneNote

A language analysis (Question 2) assessment for timed assessment of Skellig passage to assess language analysis skills in Year 7 students. (There is a PPT with extra support for this task here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/skellig-aqa-ks3-language-analysis-assessment-12356037 ) The document includes: differentiated and scaffolded variants of the assessment highlighting task for EAL students who struggle with this type of language analysis

A great standalone lesson or homework, this worksheet / research task has an embedded YouTube link for students to research into the biography of Charles Dickens’s life for KS4 or KS3 Includes: embedded video link + search enquiry question prompts Extension tasks

Writing frame for analysing Jessie Pope’s ‘Who For The Game?’ See my Introduction to War Poetry KS3 - https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/introduction-to-war-poetry-ks3-12343156 - a great way to prepare Year 9 students for AQA ‘Power and Conflict’ Anthology Step-by-step Writing Frame for poetry analysis Great for introducing rhetorical questions + extended metaphors