Language Feature revision lesson - ideal for remote/online learning.

Full lesson plan with powerpoint and resource aimed at prepping learners for the speaking and listening element for functional skills English. The exam board we use is city and guilds however the resource is transferable to other awarding bodies.

Match the language feature with the correct definition worksheet.

GCSE English progress tracker - I have my learners stick this in the front inside of their exercise books to keep a track on their own progress.

Full lesson plan, powerpoint and resources aimed at highschool - college aged learners.

Full lesson powerpoint aimed at teaching and improving letter writing.

Fact, Opinion and Bias full lesson (aimed at GCSE English but could be transferable to functional skills).

AQA Paper 1 Revision Powerpoint

GCSE English Language Revision powerpoints (I will be using mine as a remote revision session and sending to all of my learners for their own revision following the session).

GCSE English Language Revision Booklets for Paper 1 and 2.

Extract from lord of the flies - simple analysing text activity.

Speaking and Listening powerpoint presentation on BLM - guide learners to research a topic focused on BLM with prompting questions

Introduction GCSE English session (aimed at AQA exam series but adaptable). Introduction session - ascertaining prior knowledge of learners and a general overview of GCSE English. *Includes recap quiz - link to Kahoots and a paper based version. *

Analysing an extract from ‘Boys don’t cry’ with a focus on use of slang in writing.

3 sessions focusing on how the writing develops tension and suspense. An extract from Stephen King’s IT, then Jaws and finally leading to learners creating their own piece of writing creating tension and suspense.

A lesson reviewing the language used in an extract from Stephen King’s IT - aimed at AQA GCSE English, Paper 1 Reading section.

Lesson on paper 1 question 3 - how does the writer use structure?

GCSE English Language - Key Subject Terminology