A simple grid featuring 36 Blood Brothers practice questions for AQA GCSE English Literature Paper 2 Section A: Modern Texts. The grid contains six questions from the 2017, 2018 and 2019 series, and two from the AQA Sample Set 2014. The remaining questions cover a range of character and theme questions. Use the grid to: Track revision gaps - If this question came up, how prepared would students be? Plan and write a range of essays - Which questions could be answered using the same plan? Identify main question focuses - What are the fewest categories revision can be reduced to? Build confidence - What can students expect from the exam and its questions? Please leave a review. :)

A simple grid featuring 36 An Inspector Calls practice questions for AQA GCSE English Literature Paper 2 Section A: Modern Texts. The grid contains six questions from the 2017, 2018 and 2019 series, and two from the AQA Sample Set 2014. The remaining questions cover a range of character and theme questions. Use the grid to: Track revision gaps - If this question came up, how prepared would students be? Plan and write a range of essays - Which questions could be answered using the same plan? Identify main question focuses - What are the fewest categories revision can be reduced to? Build confidence - What can students expect from the exam and its questions? Please leave a review. :)

An A4 sheet for each of the 15 poems in the AQA Power and Conflict cluster. Each sheet features 17 mini-tasks, including: Recall of the poem’s opening and ending lines A brief summary of the poem in ten words or fewer Two key themes A contextual link The poet’s message Recall of a key poetic device and its effects Comparison to other poems Key quotation gap fills Two quotation explosions Three deeper analysis prompt questions Recall of how the poem ends, eg. tone/ ideas Potential uses: Revision Retrieval Practice after the study of each poem Homework for 15 weeks Enjoy, and please consider leaving a review. Thanks!

Five key quotation squares for each of the poems from the AQA GCSE English Literature Power and Conflict Poetry cluster. Perfect simply for a colourful display in the classroom or on the corridor, or can be used for a range of revision activities: Select quotations from multiple poems and explain the links Shrink, print and collate as a handy pocket revision book Use one quotation as a focus in the classroom each week Display digitally around the school/ canteen to boost exposure and recall Remove poem’s title and author and retest knowledge/ remove quotation completely and use images as recall stimulus. Easy to edit and print from a simple PowerPoint document.

Sixty key moments from Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, each with selected key quotations. Editable PowerPoint slides can be printed for display or tactile revision and an 11-page booklet is included for easy distribution to students. A great starting point for revision that could include: selecting key moments relevant to a particular character or theme planning essays by selecting and ordering five key moments analysing two or three per week quotation recall based in images or title of key moments Please leave a review. :)