This Macbeth exam booklet is jam packed with a range of learning activities. From scaffolded exam practice questions, to embedded context sheets - this booklet has 34 pages of everything a student needs to succeed in the exam! FIVE exam practice questions Modelled examples to ‘make better’ Memory recall activities Context sheets embedded throughout Key quotations Effect on the audience Answering the exam question 30 day revision challenge. AND MUCH MORE!

Here is our latest ISSUE 5 of Innovate journal. A journal that shares, publishes and celebrates the research of teachers! Take a read of all the fantastic research conducted by teaching practitioners from all over the world! If you aren’t already, follow us on Twitter @innovatejournal to be up-to-date with all our work!

Here is a 30 day reading challenge for students, support staff and teachers! Get involved and push your reading limits!

This reading log book is designed to encourage young people to engage with fictional texts. Brilliant for all age groups!

These four pages are clearly divided and designed for students to revise all areas for Paper 1, Section B.

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

This revision worksheet has key quotations from Shakespeare’s play, Macbeth. Get students working out which line is said by which character. A good memory retrieval activity that can spark conversation in the classroom! Click. Download. Print! **There is both a colour and black and white copy available.

Here is a full scheme of work for the text, The Whale Rider. The scheme of work is broken down in to the key sections of the book; each section gives students the opportunity to learn about a culture unknown to them, whilst developing their analytical skills.

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 worksheet 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: Extract from Stave One PEE structure and guidance Scaffolded PEEZL structure with modelled paragraphs

Here is a small booklet, jam packed with information that students can read, annotate and highlight. All information in relevant to OCR specification for GCSE Media Studies.

Download this pledge template. It will allow students to make a pledge and can work as a visual reminder throughout the year. #MentalHealthMatters

Get students choosing a TRICK or TREAT challenge. Each one is designed to test pace of reading, explore spell making skills, testing our different reading voices and so much more! Once they complete them, get them sharing with their peers. Click. Download. Present!

There are two great revisions maps I designed and used for Inspector Calls - students can have all they need all on one page!

Here’s out latest issue of Innovate. It’s jam packed with the next stage of our investigations as well as some lovely extras: how to manage stress and anxiety, when governors and students work together and how to build a community of inquiry. Have a read!

A top tip sheet for learners to structure their own essay for the exam.

A research journal for all those looking to embed a little bit of research in to their practice. From flipping the classroom to case studies. The focus for this issue is memory retention, where we have outlined the aims of our investigations. If you are interesting is collaborating, feel free to drop an email!

Another good way for learners to recall all they know about Macbeth!

Take a read of our latest issue of Innovate. Our research focus for this year is Stretch and Challenge If you have any questions, queries or contributions for the next issue, feel free to email me. Also, follow us on Twitter @innovatejournal to be update with the journal and any other research opportunities! Wishing you the best Christmas break!

Take a look at how you can conduct your own action research or case study in the classroom. Each page will guide you through your research journey. You will be able to zoom in to an aspect of your teaching practice; observe, change, trial and reflect. Follow us on Twitter @innovatejournal