A collection of comprehension questions relating to the opening of J.B Priestley’s An Inspector Calls. The worksheet contains questions with a range of difficulties including a point, evidence, analysis question that could be turned into an extended response. Simple and effective worksheet that is easy to use alongside the opening few pages of Act One.

A lesson exploring Beatrice Garland’s poem Kamikaze, taken from the AQA Literature Power and Conflict anthology. The lesson includes a Frayer model discussing the word “kamikaze”, a copy of the poem, some structured analysis provided for the first stanza, exploration of the context around Kamikaze pilots and WW2 and a relevant exam style question with sentence starters and peer assessment framework (relevant AQA mark scheme) included. Designed and delivered for mixed-ability KS4 ready for their AQA Literature examinations. All resources attached.

A resource designed to examine Eric Birling from J B Priestley’s An Inspector Calls featured on the AQA literature paper 2. The resources contains an exam style question, sentence starters and a self assessment sentence starter. Used in preparation of the AQA Literature Paper 2.

A lesson exploring Jane Weir’s poem Poppies, taken from the AQA Literature Power and Conflict anthology. The lesson includes a poetry recap bell task, a copy of the poem, some structured analysis provided for the first stanza, discussion around the connotations of a Poppies image and a relevant exam style question with sentence starters included. Designed and delivered for mixed-ability KS4 ready for their AQA Literature examinations. All resources attached.

A resource based on chapter 5 (Double O Nothing) from the novel Stormbreaker. The lesson is part of a reading scheme and contains; , a Frayer model examining the word “training", discussion questions on the chapter title and relevant comprehension questions for the chapter. Aimed at mixed ability KS3, all resources are attached and ready for delivery.

A lower level model response designed to showcase how to approach and answer a GCSE literature question focusing on the character of Gerald Croft and the theme of responsibility in An Inspector Calls. The essay comments on the Priestley’s viewpoints, character interactions and contextual connections. This could be used as an example essay for students to use as a jumping point or as class resource to review and edit.

A resource pack for revising and recapping J. B Priestley’s An Inspector Calls featured on the AQA Literature Paper 2. The pack contains: An Inspector Calls knowledge organiser differentiated for HA/MA/LA. A lesson focusing on revising key contextual information and how this links to Mr Birling’s character. This includes relevant language analysis and all resources needed. A lesson focusing on revising the key plot points and how Sheila Birling’s character changes throughout. This includes relevant language analysis and all resources needed. A lesson focusing on exam preparation and creating responses centering around a theme question of responsibility. This includes relevant language analysis and all resources needed. All three lessons use the knowledge organiser attached.

A detailed resource used to introduce the historical and literary context of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein. The starter is a knowledge recap task, drawing on existing knowledge from the students. A quick consolidation task for AQA literature AO3 is included. This is followed by a video provided by the National Theatre examining Mary Shelley’s life briefly. Then a detailed examination of how context plays a part in the opening of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein. Created for higher ability KS4 and for the AQA literature GCSE. All resources provided.

An booklet of independent tasks based around Robert Louis Stevenson’s The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde. The booklet contains 9 tasks that can be completed within the booklet without internet access. These tasks include reading and comprehension activities, independent writing tasks and research tasks. Created for home learning with mixed ability KS4. Suitable for homework.

This booklet is created for home learning with KS4. The booklet is designed to develop the key skills for AQA Language Paper 1 Question 5 focusing on description. There are 6 key activities below: Highlighting the importance of word choice. Deconstructing an image. Linking sentences. Model Response. Independent Attempt. Further Planning.

This lesson is designed to aid students in comparing the poems Poppies by Jane Weir and Remains by Simon Armitage both taken from the Power and Conflict Anthology from the AQA Literature specification. It is differentiated for mixed ability and focuses on analysis two key quotations from each poem. This is combined with recaps of the key concepts of both poems. All resources are attached and ready to be delivered.

A worksheet designed to focus on the character of Banquo and how is he presented throughout the play Macbeth which appears on AQA literature paper 1. The resource includes 4 key quotes taken from a range of acts that present the character in varied ways. Aimed at and successfully taught to lower ability y11. Resource could be teacher led or set as revision.

A 20 quiz recapping key ideas/concepts/terminology/quotes from four areas of AQA literature paper 1 and paper 2 focus: J B Priestley’s An Inspector Calls, Conan Doyle’s The Sign Of The Four, Shakespeare’s Macbeth and Power and Conflict Poetry. These are quick simple questions designed to boost and strengthen the knowledge of KS4 students studying the four texts. Created for and successfully delivered to mixed ability KS4.

A lesson examining and analysing a brief speech by Muhammed Ali. All resources required are attached in order to make it accessible for any member of staff to teach. The skills and activities included where designed and successfully taught to KS3 but could easily be differentiated to be delivered for AQA English Language P2 Q5: writing a non-fiction piece. The lesson is straight forward and focuses on identifying techniques used in a short Muhammed Ali speech.

This resource contains 13 weeks worth of homework tasks to be used with KS3/KS4 while studying the AQA Literature text Blood Brothers. The tasks range from crime reports to character profiles to simple true or false statements. A contents page is attached for easy use. A simple and effective resource.

A lesson exploring Simon Armitage’s poem Remains, taken from the AQA Literature Power and Conflict anthology. The lesson includes a discussion around the word “Remains”, a copy of the poem, some structured analysis provided for the first stanza, exploration of the context aboutthe Gulf War and a relevan assessment framework (relevant AQA mark scheme) included. Designed and delivered for mixed-ability KS4 ready for their AQA Literature examinations. All resources attached.

A resource based on chapter 8 (Looking For Trouble) from the novel Stormbreaker. The lesson is part of a reading scheme and contains; a Frayer model examining the word “trouble", discussion questions on the chapter title and relevant comprehension questions for the chapter. This lesson also has a PEAL paragraph question to go through with the class. Aimed at mixed ability KS3, all resources are attached and ready for delivery.