Three quizzes on the poems in the Edexcel 9-1 English Literature Anthology: Relationships cluster. Each quiz has a question about each poem. One picture quiz and two using themes and quotations. Used for low/middle ability group, but can be edited to make more or less challenging.

This is a powerpoint, task sheet, exemplar extracts and marker commentaries from Edexcel to use with 'Psst! Want to join MI6. Pupils read the responses to Question 3 and, using the mark scheme and table, mark them and record their comments. The powerpoint displays the instructions and examiner commentaries. The extracts and commentaries are available on Edexcel’s website - what you have here is printable resources (extracts, marks scheme, commentaries and table for pupils to complete) and a powerpoint to guide students and teacher through the lesson.

Sixteen page booklet with brief chapter summaries, timelines and notes on 'A Thousand Splendid Suns'. Also, highlighting links with 'Tess of the Durbervilles', background information and weblinks.

36 slides revising different sentence types with explanations and activities using extracts from 'Of Mice and Men'. Self-assessment stickers for pupils to indicate what they do and don't understand. Covers: 1) Phrases and clauses. 2) Main clauses and sentences. 3) Statements, interrogative, imperative and exclamatory sentences, and why writers might use them. 4) Simple, compound and complex sentences and effects.

Created to be used for Edexcel GCSE English Literature, but could be adapted to be used with KS3 classes. Character cards can be printed and laminated for readers. Homework activities and assessment based on character of Maggie. Powerpoints for Acts 1, 2, 3 and 4 also included.

I am going to use this with Year 11 as a revision question, but it could be used when teaching the play. It's for a middle set, so there is no top band on the slides for part (b) of the question. 23 slides taking pupils through the extract, reminding them of assessment objectives and with prompts to structure responses to part (a) and part (b), Copy of extract included.

One-off lesson to revise newspaper headlines. Powerpoint with information and images on street art and graffiti. Discussion task. Activity writing headline and opening paragraph on local street art. Planning sheet.