A concise revision guide with key information. This is for the Eduqas board. Contains: Key character information and vocabulary to describe them Plot summary (gap fill) Quotations to learn for each character Essay planning practice space Structuring the essay / what to expect in the exam Context information 2 pages of note space Practice questions (written) 2 extracts to practise

Two introductory lessons on Boy 87: Lesson 1: using inference skills based on the title, front cover and blurb, to predict what will happen in the book. Lesson 2: how does the writer shock the reader in the opening pages? Analysis task based on shock techniques.

A lesson on analysing Macbeth’s soliloquy in act 2 scene 1 with a focus on analysing and exploding quotations. Suitable for KS3 and KS4.

A concise revision tool to support students’ revision. Includes: What the exam will look like (editing required - I used this for an internal mock) Gap fill How to answer the extract question Extract response example Extract for practise How to write the essay Friar Lawrence essay example (gap fill) Essay plans for 3 potential questions Revision preparation space Quotes for students to learn This is aimed at the Eduqas specification but can be edited and tailored to AQA.

This scheme of work is targeted at year 9 students. It contains lessons on: Plot overview and gap fill activity Overview of the Victorian era/context Jacob Marley Ghost of Christmas Past Ghost of Christmas Present The theme of family Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come Scrooge’s redemption Assessment preparation: the theme of poverty and charity Assessment extract on poverty and charity with success criteria.

A lesson based on analysing a famous speech - John F Kennedy’s We Choose to go to the Moon. The lesson aims to assess the effective components and features of a speech where students can highlight and identify features within the speech. Students can then write their own paragraph which they could add in to the speech.

Scheme of lessons for Jekyll and Hyde which includes lessons on: Overview of the plot Context of Jekyll and Hyde Chapter 1: Theme of Duality Chapter 2: Mr Hyde Chapter 4: Setting, Atmosphere and Duality (looking at the Carew case)

Revision guide created in a concise manner for revision. This is for Eduqas. Contains: Exam information (needs to be edited - this was for an internal mock) Quotes for 18 Eduqas poems Summary and context retrieval practice A Christmas Carol plot gap fill A Christmas Carol key context How to plan and approach the question in the essay How to write an essay Practice questions Quotes stave by stave and week by week to learn Challenging vocabulary to describe characters

For the Eduqas anthology A3 poster size with quotations from the 18 poems to learn; double sided so students can write summary and context.