A range of 10+ lessons for AQA A level Language revision covering all topics for Paper 1 and 2; Child language acquisition, meaning and representations, language change, opinion articles, comparison questions… the lot! Lots of example texts, sentence starters, model responses and lessons to practise annotating extracts, analysing, focusing on the mark scheme and developing interpretations.

Two full hour lessons based on a range of skills when writing creatively; using the iconic film ‘The Impossible’ as a stimulus. Range of engaging activities with resources that are fully differentiated to suit all learners.

A full hour lesson addressing show don’t tell; developing descriptions to create imagery and make writing more interesting and engaging. Suitable for KS3 or KS4.

A full hour lesson as part of a creative writing scheme, focusing on atmosphere, word choice and developing an effective mood within a piece of writing.

A full homework booklet detailing over 30 activities that could last the full year. Activities include extract analysis, descriptive writing task, plot analysis and contextual research.

Grade 9 example essay addressing Linda and her role in the play as a whole.

A full set of lessons and resources for Heroes and Villains; suitable for KS3 and KS4.

A full scheme of lessons; resources, adverts, theoretical reading, assessment questions and modelled examples. Easily 5-10 lessons depending on homework tasks and lesson time dedicated to assessment etc. Suitable for any exam board.

16 full lessons addressing every poem in the EDUQAS anthology. There are 18 poems however two lessons focus on comparing rather than simply addressing one so all 18 poems are covered. A detailed range of tasks including basic comprehension, contextual detail, research tasks, annotating of the poem, modelled examples, essay questions and homework tasks.

A full hour lesson addressing First Aid; tasks, discussion points and interactive activities. Suitable for KS3 AND 4.

A 2-3 lesson guide on Language Paper 2: writing to present a viewpoint addressing key issues in society that students can write about. Using prescribed approaches to support students with their engaging opening and walking them through each section of their letter/speech/article etc. Non fiction resources used also to give students key information as support for their writing to build confidence.

Grade 9 example essay addressing Eric and his role in the play as a whole.

Grade 9 example essay comparing the AQA unseen poetry bundle from the summer 2018 exam addressing the 24 mark individual analysis and the 8 mark comparison.

20 full hour lessons on King Lear, suitable as an introduction to Shakespeare at KS3 or for a more developed analysis at KS4. Focused on character development, language analysis, key themes and plot development with a range of interactive tasks and activities.

Blood Brothers Knowledge organiser aimed at Most Able pupils including key information, play summary, character profiles, 7-9 grade criteria, modelled examples theoretical reading guidance.

A full hour lesson addressing sensory imagery; using the sense to make writing more engaging. Suitable for KS3 or KS4.

Grade 9 example essay addressing the theme of the supernatural within Macbeth. Beginning by analysing the extract after Macbeth and Banquo have met the Witches and later analysing key events in the play as a whole.

A lesson that could be divided in to two or used again and again focusing on small details that build amazingly vivid character descriptions. Building on images and show dont tell. A range of character examples given and sentences starters used including a modelled example for students to build on. Suitable for GCSE Paper 1 creative writing or as a KS3 guide on how to make character descriptions perfect from the first go!

11 lessons focusing on creative writing; using images as stimulus, engaging texts and developing literacy and grammatical features for effect.