I designed this sheet for students to be able to measure the impact of their own learning after the round of mocks. There is a checklist for each question type also, so that students can identify their own targets.

A range of 6 possible assessment tasks for your classes. Could be used for mock exams or in classroom assessments. They have been modelled on the new English Literature specification for 2017 onwards.

A range of 4 possible assessment tasks for your classes. Could be used for mock exams or in classroom assessments. They have been modelled on the new English Literature specification for 2017 onwards.

Each slide has a visual representation of the one of the 15 poems, along with questions that allow students to revise each poem in preparation for their exams.

Following grades from a mock exam, students then wrote a message to themselves (a final promise before their actual exam) and then they 'bottled' it up. We then stuck the paper bottles up around the classroom.

I designed this structure question for the revision of skills needed for the language paper and the revision of Jekyll and Hyde for the Literature exam.

Each word on every slide has a different coloured/patterned background. There are 100 words in total and they do make an excellent display in the classroom.

Tasks could be used as a starter/plenary. Cards are colourful and are good to use with a piece of text where students can match them up.

Structured revision sheet for Poppies. Best printed on A3.

Structured revision sheet for Poppies. Best printed on A3.

Structured revision sheet for Remains. Best printed on A3.

Structured revision sheet for Poppies. Best printed on A3.

Structured revision sheet for Extract from the Prelude. Best printed on A3.

Structured revision sheet for Poppies. Best printed on A3.

Structured revision sheet for War Photographer. Best printed on A3.

Structured revision sheet for Poppies. Best printed on A3.

Structured revision sheet for Tissue. Best printed on A3.

Structured revision sheet for The Emigree. Best printed on A3.

Get your students to fill out the conventions of each writing style This works well printed on A3 in colour

I'm currently trialing a poem a day with my KS4 groups. I'm using structured questions and a random poem, just to get them used to dealing with poetry unseen. Here is a poem called 'Baggage', along with questions on a PP slide.