Controlled Assessment Prep Lessons for Romeo and Juliet WJEC English Literature assignment (relationships focus)

Romeo and Juliet in pictures activity - students have to explain how the pictures represent the play

Romeo and Juliet, Shakespeare - Key Quotes in Act 1 Scene 3 for revision or essay. I used it to help Year 11 students preparing for the English Literature WJEC controlled assessment.

Self assessment worksheet for Noughts and Crosses (Reading Unit)

Card Sort Activity

Example answer for AQA Literature GCSE on Simon Armitage's poem the Homecoming.

Of Mice and Men Quote Bank

AQA Literature Poetry Charades - a game to help students to remember key details from the most important poems for the AQA literature exam

Introducing ballads - LO – To know the features of a ballad

Compare how four poems present Evil characters AQA Literature exam preparation.

AQA Literature Grade Comparison Poetry Paragraphs - students have to mark exemplar material and grade it themselves.

Learn how to be able to describe emotions.

Non-verbal Techniques and Mark Scheme WJEC including a picture starter. The first lesson to introduce speaking and listening to KS4.

Dramatic techniques used in speaking and listening. A Powerpoint to prep for WJEC creating and sustaining a role.

Of Mice and Men - Curley's Wife Ranking Activity

Detailed lesson plan

Introduction to Midsummer Night's Dream - Shakespeare. A lesson, including resources, on A Midsummer Night's Dream by Shakespeare.

Verbal Techniques in Spoken Language - lesson plan and resources including a formality card sort and analysis of a clip from Steel Magnolias.

A card sort. The plot is divided on to each card. Students divide the cards in to three sections (Before, during and after the war) then put them in the right order, in a linear structure. Heroes Structure Plot Sorting Activity (Cormier)

Writing to Describe: All students will understand the difference between 3rd and 1st person narrative. Most students will be able to list some sensory adjectives and use them within the context of a written piece of work. Some students will be able to write a descriptive piece using three of the techniques explored in the lesson.