A creative writing lesson focused on the use of vocabularly to build suspense and engage the reader. The lesson takes the students through several tasks to help develop vocabularly use in creative writing. Activities include Close analysis of a source to help generate creative ideas Scaffolded questions to help students develop a creative mind Challenge tasks to help push high ability students A planning task to aid the final piece of writing.

A breakdown of the non-fiction edexcel language paper. This looks at: The time students should allocate to each question The amount of marks offered for each question Approaches to writing and answering the questions. An extract based example with a quote breakdown to guide the students This lesson is designed to prepare the students to be able to confidently approach edexcel language paper - non fiction. This can be applied to alternate extracts however a specific example is given.

Edexcel English Key Language Skills A focus on the key skills needed to tackle the EDEXCEL Languge Paper 2. This lesson will guide students through time management, planning and question breakdowns. Lesson includes: A breakdown of the timings in the exam A breakdown of quotation analysis slowing removing the assistance A look into structure in an extract A breakdown of the structure of the essay

A comparison booklet guiding students through a series of activities comparing: Bob Ewell and Attitcus Finch Bob Ewells role as head of the family and Atticus Finch’s Bob Ewells house description and that of the black community. The students will be encouraged to use skills of inference through evidence presented in the text to form logical and clear conclusions. They will be encouraged to use quotes and embed them into their responses. Questions broken down with scaffolding include: Atticus and Bob are both single fathers. However, is this as far the similarity goes? Bob Ewell is the head of the family. What can we infer about his family through him? How does Harper Lee contrast the Ewell’s home with those of the black community? Which character does Harper Lee make us like the most and why? Is this important to their role in the trial? Do you think they speak through their actions or their words and why is this the most effective? This booklet is perfect for an aid to homework task or to be delivered in lesson.

This inforgraphic contains some key information regarding the poem. It was used as a guide to revision to highlight the points of the point and offer some practive questions. It should be used as an aid to revision rather than a comprehensive resource. Great for pre exam prep.

This inforgraphic contains some key information regarding the poem. It was used as a guide to revision to highlight the points of the point and offer some practive questions. It should be used as an aid to revision rather than a comprehensive resource. Great for pre exam prep.

REVISION INFOGRAPHIC This inforgraphic contains some key information regarding the poem. It was used as a guide to revision to highlight the points of the point and offer some practive questions. It should be used as an aid to revision rather than a comprehensive resource. Great for pre exam prep and last minuite revision. The design will also make for a great display!

A selection of blank revision sheets that focus the students attention on core aspects of the poems. These sheets have been designed and created to look visually appealing and once complete and filled in could be used as a lovely display. There is an individual sheet for each poem in the power and conflict cluster. Two poems have already been completed as an examplar.