Simple Hexagons for AIC to help Students find quotations from the extract (eduqas) and the remainder of the play. Students find useful for annotation, inference, language analysis, synthesis etc… A useful resource for a working wall.

GCSE AQA Section B Paper 1 & 2 Introduction lesson - outlines the ‘writing’ side of the Language GCSE and provides a basic overview. Useful as a revision lesson before revisiting Section B responses or as an introduction early on in GCSE Language teaching

A GCSE Language and Literature Revision Guide based on AQA Literature Guide includes: Macbeth, AIC, ACC and P&C - structural guides, quote banks and example paragraphs Language Guide includes EICR and WV&P - Structural guides, desk references and exam tips

Some of our students had, and have, struggled to adapt to the expectations of literature essays at A Level. They requested a similar formulaic approach to help them begin and have found this system useful in the same way that they did ‘PETER’ at GCSE. This approach can be limiting for capable students but certainly allows those who struggle to start a way to address each individual AO.

Essay framework and sentence starters Analysis and evaluation tasks Quotation bank

A useful set of resources for peer assessment of Paper 1 Section A practice papers A glossary designed for use primarily with question 2 using the bullets to guide methods. A Simplified version of the AQA mark scheme for students to assess their performance.

AQA P1SA EICR - Explorations in Creative reading - Desk Reference A Quick Q1-4 guidance sheet which can be laminated and used as a cue card in the series of desk references to which it belongs. Useful as a reference poster or as in insert in an exercise book or simply within a lesson giving a revisable reminder of the paper’s structure.

Eduqas NEA Language and Literature - Billy Bryson, Notes from a Small Island - Planning DEsigned for use with the comparative genre essay - Compares Bill Bryson with Granta 94

A resource to help structure student responses for Section A in the AQA Literature and Language Paper 1

A range of sentence starters to help students make links to the terminology without making inferences.

Designed for the Eduqas specification… A range of extract style questions created over a SOW collated for student revision.

Student planning sheets for the AQA Lang/Lit NEA investigation - Students have found these useful as a starting point to create their investigations and the structure strip useful in order to model an effective investigation.

AQA NEA comparison guidance - Travel - Granta and Notes from a Small Island - Bill Bryson A simple comparative helping to students make detailed points about the texts using their research.

Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf - Edward Albee - Eduqas Language and Literature Some structural resources for student planning responses designed to specifically address the AOs. Includes an AO1 map for this specific text - linguistic methods to utilise and how to use them. Students can complete the tracker collaboratively and use as a quick revision resource.

Extracts can be found here : https://filestore.aqa.org.uk/resources/english/AQA-87001-RSB.PDF These have been used to create a series of extra papers for students to complete in class or at home. Includes papers on the following fiction texts: I’m the King of the Castle Birdsong Lullaby The Thirty-Nine Steps The White Tiger Bringing up the Bodies

Paper 2 Section B - WV&P - Climate Change - Non Fiction and Transactional Writing Climate Change inspired lesson encouraging variety in the writing of the students.

Quite useful as a checklist or as a reference point in student exercise books. Explains the weighting of the AQA Literature and Languge GCSEs

A useful reference as a poster or as a worksheet for student reference for those who like to make explicit use of the AOs in lessons.

A useful resource to help synthesise connections within the travel writing genre. Useful for Language and Literature in a number of boards that cover travel writing. Particularly useful for creating comparisons.

GCSE Literature Paragraph Structure Desk Reference - ‘PETER’ Students can find this framework and the sentence starters helpful as they build their confidence with literature paragraphs. Designed with Grades 4-6 in mind bu this can also prove useful for students aiming for higher grades. This is part of a series of desk references which can be laminated and turned into a cue card pack that is useful for revision and as a classroom reference.