Collated booklet of 6 WJEC unseen poems with a simple to use instruction sheet. Would be suitable for WJEC/EDUQAS/AQA *I do not own the copyright for the poems but they are freely available on WJEC website

Ideal for KS3 supporting excellent writing using a clear set of success criteria and a WAGOLL for annotating. Using Alan Peat sentence structures to support pupils in developing understanding of good sentencing. Challenges high ability pupils to extend their written repertoire while also enabling low ability pupils to develop their written work. *I don’t own the Alan Peat sentence structure pictures but they are freely available online

Used this great little starter to get the pupils thinking about what a writer does to have impact on the reader. Used it with Year 8 to develop understanding of writer’s language and with Year 9 higher ability class to help them with developing their own written work. It’s fully group work orientated with a set of tasks to support their own analysis. Fits well with the drive on oracy if used in conjunction with sentence starters for the PPPB that followed!

Great for middle-high ability pupils, shows them how to ‘attack’ the poetry part of the exam. *lots more EDUQAS revision materials in my shop (leave a review please!)

Perfect for blazer pocket revision! Get them made up, laminated and put them on a keyring et voila plenty of revision material and easy to access!

SAMs WTM fully animated, great for consistency across the team but can be delivered in the lesson.

Used this as a think/pair/share adjectives and adverbs starter task. Pupils worked in twos to come up with as many adjectives and adverbs as they could in two minutes. They rehearsed putting them into sentences and we finished off with some mini whiteboard work to share ideas.

High ability self assessment checklist.

Lesson plan which links to mastery/revision lessons. Matches EDUQAS anthology poetry and can be used as a plan for all revision lessons in the run up to the exams or to recap poems at the end of units. Pushes high ability pupils to achieve grades 7-9 through deeper thinking tasks and supports lower ability pupils in formulating ideas and essays.

Great for developing lexical fields. *two more resources to support this FREE in my shop

Three revision sheets with pictures and quotes to support revision for WJEC unit 1 examination. Please enjoy, use, review!

Two Of Mice and Men retrieval practise sheets based on themes, characters and events in the novel. Great for WJEC Unit 1 Literature revision lessons. Please enjoy, use review!

Exit tickets to support mastery/revision lessons for EDUQAS anthology poetry. Completely differentiated.

Sonnet 43, Manhunt, Living Space and Cozy Apologia used to develop understanding of poetic structure, language and themes. Great for KS3 intro to poetry, EDUQAS component 1. Please enjoy, use, review!

Making connections in groups, pairs or individually is a great way to develop understanding of the text. Use these maps to start lessons, recap the act or assess pupil understanding.

Comprehensive revision/mastery/independent learning homework booklet. Using QR codes to support pupils' home learning this is an excellent resource to support them in their mastery and understanding of A Christmas Carol. Suitable for WJEC/EDUQAS/AQA. Can be used as a booklet for a full half term with weekly written homework or as stand-alone homeworks for distribution each week.

A complete mastery (or revision) lesson for the EDUQAS component 1 anthology poetry section of the exam suitable for Year 11 revision lessons and recapping the poem throughout Year 10/11. Covering comparisons between Manhunt by Simon Armitage and Wife in London by Thomas Hardy Includes: Condensing activity which can be linked to homework revision. Connection map to support high ability pupils to ‘think outside the box’. Drill down activity to support lower ability pupils in considering how to formulate ideas. Rainbow structure sheet to enable pupils to write a successful essay about the two poems. Lesson plan, exit tickets and similar lessons for other poems also available.

Comprehensive resources covering reading skills for the WJEC English language exam. Perfect for teachers in Wales but would also fit with the EDUQAS model. Can be used in its entirety as a homework booklet for a full half term or split up into weekly homework. Encourages mastery and developing independent skill application-easy to mark using WJEC exam mark scheme

(booklet 2 of 2) Seven homework tasks aimed at developing mastery of the reading skills required for WJEC English language. Would also be suitable for KS3 and for English curriculum.

A complete mastery (or revision) lesson for the EDUQAS component 1 anthology poetry section of the exam suitable for Year 11 revision lessons and recapping the poem throughout Year 10/11. Covering comparisons between The Soldier by Rupert Brooke and Dulce et decorum Est by Wilfred Owen Includes: Condensing activity which can be linked to homework revision. Connection map to support high ability pupils to ‘think outside the box’. Drill down activity to support lower ability pupils in considering how to formulate ideas. Rainbow structure sheet to enable pupils to write a successful essay about the two poems. Lesson plan, exit tickets and similar lessons for other poems also available