An excellent package of a PPT and a quiz on Harper Lee's novel. Provides detailed information on novel's plot and characters.

A range of worksheets, essays and revision materials to support teaching To kill a Mocking bird

This task asks students to write alternative endings for the novel 'To Kill a Mocking Bird'. The learning objective students should aim to meet is: To compose alternative endings for the novel ‘To Kill a Mocking Bird’.

To Kill a Mocking Bird- Chapters 11 and 12 Lessons- Suitable for Key Stage 3 or Middle ability GCSE

This is a complete mock exam for paper 1 of the WJEC GCSE English exam. The extract is taken from To Kill a Mockingbird. The resource uses the formal layout of the exam with extract as separate. There are two videos which you may wish to use as warm up with your students. One is the blu-ray trailer for the movie and second is a break down of the story by Thug Notes. Please note that Thug Notes does contain some mild use of language and adult themes, as I work with 16+ and adults, this is fine for me to use but you may wish to use the trailer or an alternative. Be advised that TES preview does distort the view of the resource and this is not a true reflection. Hope it helps.

A bank of GCSE English Literature essay questions on Harper Lee’s “To Kill a Mocking Bird”

Full revision guide for the novel. Covers everything (we think). Made by Michael Hall and myself over many years. This version has page numbers for ARROW edition. Enjoy. :)

7 practice exams based on AQA Language Paper 1 with extracts and questions 1-5. Extracts in exams included are from following texts: -Jekyll & Hyde -Harry Potter -Of Mice and Men -The Bloody Chamber -The Signal Man -To Kill a Mocking Bird -Wuthering Heights

Full revision guide for the novel. Covers everything (we think). Made by Michael Hall and myself over many years. This version has page numbers for HEINEMAN edition. Enjoy. :)

KS3 English ‘School Life’ - Fiction Reading and Writing Workbook Home Learning Based around the theme of School using Harry Potter, To Kill a Mocking Bird and Jane Eyre extracts. Word document so easily editable 43 pages long with reading and writing opportunities and self reflection / assessment built in so this booklet is great for students working from home.

In this news article written for KS3-5 classrooms, the facts are explained and both sides of the argument are explored. There are activities and debate questions too. After 55 years, the reclusive author Harper Lee has announced that a sequel to her seminal work, To Kill a Mockingbird, will be published this summer. What can explain its enduring appeal? Keywords: Celebrity, Culture, Harper Lee, Literature, Novels, Social History, To Kill A Mockingbird, Writers, English.

The following slides include a variety of Paper 1, Question 1 questions on 19th, 20th and 21st texts. I have used the following texts: Great Expectations, 1984, To Kill a Mocking Bird, Of Mice and Men, Wuthering Heights, Harry Potter, Pride and Prejudice, Animal Farm, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time and Brave New World. These can be used as starters, plenaries, tests or set as homework by the class teacher. They are differentiated with some texts and questions that are easier than others; therefore they could be printed and given to students as a differentiated activity. The slides include the answers in purple which are set to come in on animation when viewed as a slideshow. To print, I would recommend saving two versions and then deleting the answers from one of the PowerPoints and printing them as slides. If you like this resource please see my Paper 1, Question 1. Paper 1, Question 2 and Paper 1, Question 4 lessons. Other questions to follow.

www.tes.co.uk/wjecunseenpoetryForms part of the TES English collection. Mock exam papers on:'The Railway Modeller' by Sheenagh Pugh and 'The Railway Clerk' by Nissam Ezekial;'Looking into the Field' by Tony Curtis and 'Hatching' by Elizabeth Jennings;'The Moth's Plea' by Elizabeth Jennings and 'Weasels' by John Tripp.Also included are audio file readings and brief commentaries on each poem.

Question and answer activity. There activity contains a numbered sequence of questions to be asked, and a bullet pointed list of answers to choose from. Students could be expected to answer (i) using only answers on the sheet (ii) an answer on the sheet plus an additional statement of their own devising (iii) an answer on the sheet plus two additional statements of their own devising.

Reading review and encouragment to develop reading skills could be used to promote reading choices libarary display

book of the week use to promote reading choices

Flashcards Notes from: http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/gcsebitesize/english_literature/prosemockingbird/2prose_mockingbird_charrev1.shtml are condensed into flashcards.

I use this activity when teaching adults Access. It is based around a Oscar nominations and students populate and interrogate the data.

This comic book has been designed to provide a visual setting for the narrative of 'The Tell Tale Heart' that will help the student come to a better understanding of the story line by supplementing the literary devices and symbols that Poe used when writing his famous short story. The language used has been slightly adapted and edited to suit the comic format. It can be printed for easy distribution, displayed as a slide show on a computer or used as an eBook on an iPad or other tablet. This resource would be useful as part of a lesson on Gothic Horror or a fun activity for Halloween. 26 pages The product includes; 1. A fourteen page color version of the comic with a short quiz and other activity to develop comprehension of the story in both PDF and e.pub. 2. The same fourteen page comic in black and white for easy printing. (There are two BW versions. The Lo Res version has no background which makes it easier to print) 3. A five page worksheet that has a vocab work section and three writing prompts for different media comparative writing, character analysis and making a news report. 4. A two page student answer sheet including the vocabulary sheet and comic question page answers. 5. Five pages of teacher notes containing suggestions on the use of the comic with students, along with web links to other useful resources. Other similar products for reading classes can be found at my store here; https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources-shop/kibishipaul Other Edgar Allan Poe resources in my store; https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/-the-raven-by-edgar-allen-poe-comic-book-11121052

Page notes for use with Heinemann New Windmills edition

Scheme of work covering the conflict poetry from AQA GCSE spec.