Mock paper questions in the style of English Language Paper 1 using A Christmas Carol text. I used a more detailed extract for analysis, but have attached a more simple extract from the same section. You could use either depending on ability. This can e used as a whole lesson, revision or assessment. Further papers in this style are available.

Mock paper questions in the style of English Language Paper 1 using The Tell Tale Heart Text. Five questions included, section A and B. This resource can be used as a lesson, revision or assessment.

Mock paper questions in the style of English Language Paper 1 using the Monkey's Paw text. Section A and B- can be done as a whole lesson, revision or low stake assessment. Other similar mock papers in this design are available.

A PowerPoint looking at extract- As I walked Out One Summer Morning. PowerPoint looks at use of sound, verbs, language, tone and structure. For use as part of Paper 2 reading English Language.

A PowerPoint analysing the article -I see my wife coming off the field of battle, all smiles. English Language (reading) Paper 2. PowerPoint considers language, structure, tone and use of satire.

But why, some say, the moon? Speech By JFK English Language- (reading) Paper 2. PowerPoint to develop students analysis of JFK'S speech about America's space race.

PowerPoint to support close reading and analysis of Nella Last's diary extract looking at the theme of war. Questioning helps to develop analysis of language, context and structure in preparation for G.C.S.E paper 2. Comparison texts also available for purchase.

Richard III -Three Whole Lessons looking at his body being found, evidence that supports the identification, Winter of Discontent speech and antithesis. Photocopying required of evidence sheets but all included.

Myths and Legends stand alone lesson/introduction aimed at lower KS3. Able to download and teach from instantly.

6 Lessons detailing character, context and Shakespeare's background. Visually pleasing.

A PowerPoint that can be used with any poem as a guide to comparing and contrasting. Would work particularly well with unseen poetry. Ready to teach straight from.

Full Scheme of work for AQA Power and Conflict cluster. Over 200 slides detailing structure, language, form, context and themes. There is at least a lesson for every poem in the cluster. Some links to clips and visual prompts.

A whole lesson looking at 19th century fiction, this was used to introduce The Sign of Four by Arthur Conan Doyle. Other lessons are available to continue this SOW.

8 lessons looking at An Inspector Calls. Other links with this scheme available also; Idiom quiz, Character cards and Buttons lesson.

An idioms quiz for use as a starter, always brings a smile to pupils faces when you reveal the true meanings. Originally used as a starter with An Inspector Calls scheme but would fit in well as a stand alone starter.

A ready to teach PowerPoint featuring A Poison Tree, The Man He Killed, Half-Caste, Cousin Kate and Belfast Confetti. Each poem fits 1-2 lessons dependant on ability, each discusses structure, themes, language, context and background.

An end of academic year review with featured feedback sheet and prompt questions. This resource allows for a holistic approach to pupil reflection on their own behaviour, the impact of their attitude on their learning and their academic progress. PowerPoint allows for class discussion, the creation of a personal action plan and a feedback sheet for pupils to grade the quality of the teaching they have received. Featured L/O's: To be able to assess my progress and To show mature self reflection on my own behaviour. This is the last in a series of feedback collated throughout the year from pupils, it has certainly worked well with pupils really buying into the self reflection. It has also allowed me to develop my teaching and SOW's dependant on the feedback the pupils have given to me. It would work just as well as a stand alone lesson.

Close The Gap task stickers for Poetry. 7 different tasks designed to be printed on to sticky labels and stuck in to books, these are a perfect aid to any busy teachers. Once stuck in they should then be responded to by pupils during reflective sessions.

A lesson based on oppression, injustice and segregation. Lesson looks at the meaning of these words and how they may apply not only to the book The Other Side of Truth but to society in general. Work sheet looks at the oppression of women in society and promotes discussion around this.

A lesson designed to review themes and language in A Christmas Carol. Lesson provides plenty of exam style prompt questions and a WAGOLL for pupils.