A very useful higher-level DAFOREST template and 3 model example slides suitable for KS3/KS4 English Writing to Argue/Writing to Persuade tasks. The model examples are for: Home-schooling (perfect for Skellig with KS3) Death penalty (good for Year 9) LP2 Q5 June 2017 question (KS4) Files: pdf and a PPT which can be adapted.

A selection of OCR extracts which have not appeared on past papers from Act 1, Act 4 and Act 5, ideal for revision, including: Section A unseen extracts linked (b) theme/character questions 1 model answer included Word doc and PDF formats

A plan for students doing AQA GCSE Literature Paper 2 to help them structure a poetry comparison response with the focus on ‘Follower’ and ‘Mother, Any Distance’ Helps studentstructure long-form comparison Writing prompts including A/B switching between poems Focus on AOs e.g. language and structure

A clear, visually-appealing step-by-step guide for AQA November 2017 Language Paper 1 breaking down questions into simple steps and writing frames for analytical paragraphs. Plus a focus on narrative writing for Question 5. Includes: model answers breaking down questions in simpler steps narrative writing planning and approaches model answers including **NEW Student Model writing frames visual aids printable slide worksheets PDF also included for ease of printing/sharing

A clear, visually-appealing step-by-step guide for AQA June 2017 Language Paper 2 breaking down questions into simple steps and writing frames for analytical paragraphs. Includes: **model answers integrated exam mark scheme breaking down questions in simpler steps writing frames visual aids Review of all Q5 forms *printable slides

A clear, visually-appealing step-by-step guide for AQA November 2017 Language Paper 2 breaking down questions into simple steps and writing frames for analytical paragraphs. Plus a focus on speech writing for Question 5. Includes: **model answers integrated exam mark scheme breaking down questions in simpler steps writing frames visual aids *printable slides

A prompt sheet for AQA Unseen Poetry Qs to help KS4 students get going on this GCSE English Literature task. Can be printed off and laminated or just projected on a board/screen for the whole class. Built around AQA Eng. Lit. mark scheme: Meaning Structure/Form Language

A NEW selection of OCR extracts which have not appeared on past papers from Act 1 and Act 3, ideal for revision or exam practice, including: Section A unseen extracts linked (b) theme/character questions 1 model answer included (NB. written by a teacher!) Word doc and PDF formats

KS4 resource to help support unseen poetry with scaffolded analysis and writing framework of ‘Children’s Song’ (AQA specimen paper poem) for lower ability students. Can also be used for: self-study homework task distance learning

A useful resource to support KS3 and KS4 low ability analysing Shakespeare in ‘pretzel’ paragraphs designed to help them hit the AOs at AQA GCSE Literature: question for Macbeth opening scene model paragraph writing frame Bonus writing frame for Lady Macbeth & Macbeth relationship Q.

Standalone lesson to introduce Shakespeare analysis or good first KS4 Macbeth lesson with printable PPT slides and follow-up group writing task of analytical paragraphs. Printable slides to create instant worksheets Good intro. for KS3 (Year 8/9) to Shakespeare analysis Useful for KS4 Macbeth as GCSE text

A ready-made Scheme of Work in PPT form on **Rhetoric and Speeches ** which is easy-to-adapt, and which contains embedded YouTube videos and homework tasks, and a differentiated writing frame. Perfect for KS3, can be adapted to KS4 Language Paper 2 Question 5 speeches or the Spoken Language Endorsement. All links embedded to speeches Clear and visually appealing for students A range of speeches including Martin Luther King, Emma Gonzales, and Winston Churchill

PPT-based scheme-of-work ideal for Year 9 students introducing context and comparative analysis skills for KS4. **good range of poems including Jessie Pope, Wilfred Owen and Tennyson Embedded context videos Propaganda posters and other images included individual and group tasks Embedded research links TWO assessments (comparative and individual poetry analysis) Scaffolding (writing frames, etc.) Worksheets included

A differentiated worksheet for two Winston Churchill speeches for lower-ability learners: ‘We shall fight them on the beaches’ ‘Blood, toil, tears and sweat’

A clear, visually-appealing step-by-step guide for AQA June 2018 Language Paper 1 breaking down questions into simple steps and writing frames for analytical paragraphs. Plus a focus on descriptive writing for Question 5. Includes: **model answers integrated exam mark scheme breaking down questions in simpler steps writing frames visual aids *printable slides Includes FULLY SCAFFOLDED VERSION for low-ability

The first two paragraphs of a high-level (7-9) model answer with an embedded highlighting AOs task for students, plus sample answer for this task. This task can help show students how to: hit AOs Embed quotes and context in their answers Strucure long-form responses Answer the question directly with a developed, personal response Can be used as visual aid on the board

A model Paragraph on an AQA Literature Paper 2 Question on **Arthur Birling **for An Inspector Calls Model paragraph High-level (7-9) answer Also includes highlighted slide of AOs being met Printable, visual aid

Great for introducing literal and deeper,metaphorical meanings to poems with KS3 or low-ability KS4, as well as scaffolding of poetry devices. I often blow up as A3 and do this as a group/table task printable scaffolded task extension task Can be done as a group task