These presentation slides, worksheet and self-reflection sheet has been designed to warm up exam skills. This lesson work well as starter and a way to consolidate the basic! The exam question is: **Starting with this extract, how does Dickens present the theme of redemption in A Christmas Carol? ** Included is: Extract from Stave Five PEE structure and guidance Scaffolded PEEZL structure Self-reflection sheet: plus, minus and improve. Planning sheet focused on each AOs from AQA

Printable on ONE A4 sheet, these character flashcards focus on three areas: Summary Quotations Contextual Links There is one bonus flashcard with information on J.B Priestley. These flashcards have been designed to support weaker learners grasping key information for the AQA English Literature Paper 2 exam.

Tried and tested in the classroom! This character profile for Lady Macbeth allows student to get all their notes in one place! Please comment and review!

From Stave to Five, this PDF has a quiz and an answer sheet for each Stave. Each question aims to spark memory recall, make links to context and become familiar with key quotations from the novella. Click. Download. Print!

This is full scheme of work for To Kill a Mockingbird. Each presentation has chapters marked with resources to support students wider learning of the text. Attached to this scheme is a homeowrk menu with potential assessments to use with students. All ready to go!

TWENTY questions to get students thinking and creating example of a range of language and structural features! Answers included in the comment box.

These presentation slides, worksheet and self-reflection sheet has been designed to warm up exam skills. This lesson work well as starter and a way to consolidate the basic! The exam question is: How has Dickens presented Scrooge as a cold-hearted character? Included is: Contextual knowledge YouTube Video links: Scrooge Character Analysis Extract from Stave One PEE structure and guidance Scaffolded PEEZL structure with modelled paragraphs Self-reflection sheet: plus, minus and improve.

The same booklet but in two formats, Word and PDF. Best used as an interactive document, where students can complete tasks online, click on the links and use resources to create there own resources to present from. All the best!

This Romeo and Juliet exam booklet is jam packed with a range of learning activities. From scaffolded exam practice questions, to embedded context sheets - this booklet has 50 pages of everything a student needs to succeed in the exam! FIVE exam practice questions Character profiles Flashcards Context sheets throughout Key quotations Effect on the audience Answering the exam question 30 day revision challenge. AND SO MUCH MORE! Click. Download. Revise!

A clear structured lesson guiding students reading of My Last Duchess. Annotations have been included with a small focus on structure. To complete the lesson is a debate statement.

There are two quiz sheets, one that has actual answers and one that is blank.

Printable on ONE A4 sheet, these character flashcards focus on three areas: Summary Quotations Contextual Links There is one bonus flashcard with information on Shakespeare. These flashcards have been designed to support weaker learners grasping key information for the AQA English Literature Paper 1 exam.

This resources has been designed to show students how inferences can be developed. Using both audio books and an excerpt students will have the opportunity to broaden their reading and skills. All the best,

This short step-by-step guides helps students to warm up those comparison skills. Using a two short stanzas, students can start to compare two poems. All the best,

Check out a bank of discourse markers that students of all age can use in their writing. Please comment and review!

Get students naming the characters that have said the following lines. This worksheet is a great revision tool that can be used after reading the play! Click. Download. Print!

Here are a range of structural features for fictional texts. A great revision resource for all ages, in particular for GCSE students studying English Language Paper 1, Question 3.