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 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

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 worksheet for higher-ability students or to raise attainment by exposure to higher-level responses, it features a model opening to an AQA exam question which students highlight AOs, a model answer, and prompts for how to hit AOs. Grade 9 Model opening highlighting task Focus on hitting AOs

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 model story opening based on a picture as in AQA GCSE English Language Paper 1 Question 5 Includes: video printable model story highlighted slide which can be used for scaffolding/differentiation

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)

A useful PPT with some tasks to help students vary punctuation and sentence types in their creative writing, and use extended metaphor as a structural feature: printable model answers great punctuation task starter encourages students to vary sentence length/type works on **demonstrating structure **in creative writing

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 ready-made Scheme of Work in PPT form on **Rhetoric and Speeches ** which is easy-to-adapt, and which contains embedded YouTube videos and homework tasks, and a differentiated writing frame. Perfect for KS3, can be adapted to KS4 Language Paper 2 Question 5 speeches or the Spoken Language Endorsement. All links embedded to speeches Clear and visually appealing for students A range of speeches including Martin Luther King, Emma Gonzales, and Winston Churchill

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 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

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

PPT-based scheme-of-work ideal for Year 9 students introducing context and comparative analysis skills for KS4. **good range of poems including Jessie Pope, Wilfred Owen and Tennyson Embedded context videos Propaganda posters and other images included individual and group tasks Embedded research links TWO assessments (comparative and individual poetry analysis) Scaffolding (writing frames, etc.) Worksheets included

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

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

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