Allows students to give feedback with appropriate sentence stems.

The resource is aimed at GCSE level students who might need help refreshing their memories for their exams. These are primarily designed for doors or windows. 22 quotations in the pdf.

Much Ado About Nothing: Beatrice and Benedick Assessment Prep/Information Sheets. This download is for two sheets, one for Benedick and the other for Beatrice. These resources are perfect to use as homework or as an independent task to prepare for an assessment. A perfect assessment question to use these resources in planning would be "How does Shakespeare present Benedick and Beatrice's relationship in Much Ado About Nothing?". This worksheet would allow students to compare and contrast Beatrice and Benedick effectively. The guided questions are simple enough for students of a low ability to make inferences but also open enough for students of a higher ability to write additional interpretations and challenge themselves.

Worksheets to use for literacy This includes worksheets on: Adjectives/synonyms Similes Full Stops and Capital letters Description (using full stops and capital letters) Sentence Openers These can be used as a carousel activity or for target setting (e.g. you've set targets such as 'improve your vocabulary' students then use the adjectives/synonyms worksheet to help them achieve this target.

This is a reading paper focused on Mr Gum similar to practice SATS papers from Raising Stars Assessment (Pira) Inside this package you will receive the assessment paper with questions, place to write and place to mark. You will also receive the Mr Gum story booklet (i do not own this story) and the mark scheme I put together for this assessment paper. Happy assessing!

Assessment Paper Modelled in a similar way to Rising Stars assessments Fiction Part A. In this package you will recieve the Megamind Year 5 Practice paper (perfect for Beginning of Year Assessment/EOY assessment). You will also receive the Megamind story which was adapted by myself from the Megamind DVD. You will also receive the Mark scheme I put together for this paper. Happy assessing!

Much Ado About Nothing Character Information Collection Sheet This sheet contains images of each of the characters from the movie version which can be found on YouTube here: This can be used as a starter activity once students have begun to understand the characters. In each box students should write down qualities of the character, any events or information they know about the characters. This is a great resource for determining prior knowledge and building on it over time. There is also a space to collect one quote for each character for revision purposes. At the bottom of this resource is also a set of success criteria which may help students form any paragraphs about character presentation they may come across.

This is a great activity to do for low ability students whilst they watch the movie. Students can identify who is speaking but they can also begin to analyse the quotations because I have left space around the quotes for annotations. This will allow students to feel less intimidated by a Shakespearean text. For higher ability students this could be done without the film - and students would have to recall information/interpret which character is speaking based on the tone that they are using.

Full lesson for Create Your Own Myth including biographies of Greek Mythical characters for observation, a full lesson PowerPoint and a Create Your Own Myth worksheet for students to use with a variety of different questions that will help them form their myth before beginning to write. This can be covered over two lessons - one lesson discussion and planning and another lesson writing at length. Fonts required (available for download from 1001 Fonts. MostlyMono Shonen Punk

Editable version also available in this download. Students should understand the definitions of each of these techniques. This game will bring out the competitive element in your classroom. Fonts used are available for commercial use: Beyond Wonderland Steel City Comics

Perfect resource for those doing PGCE or wanting to know more about how the school helped students transition. This could be something good to do at the end of the year or beginning of the year to see what student reflections were of school transition.

Create success criteria for your classes with the editable success criteria document. Or print out the template for students to create their own success criteria. Perfect for differentiation when it comes to assessments! Also includes space for a target at the bottom and sections labelled with a # so that students can locate where they have achieved that particular success in their work (perfect for a plenary). There's also a check/tick box for students to reflect and a box marked T for your own input.

A twist on a literacy/creative writing lesson. Students answer the questions on the worksheet using ambitious vocabulary and other techniques you have covered throughout your time with them. An excellent resource to use when school is winding down.

Flow chart poster on apostrophes for your classroom! Fonts are free for commercial use and can be used in your classroom. When printing, select A3 for poster size (this is saved as high quality so it may stretch even larger than that if needed). Black font and coloured font available.

Includes resources for two lessons. This resource looks mostly at the information retrieval questions, the impression question and the evaluation question in Equqas English Language Component 1a paper. Includes powerpoint resource, and extract from A Series of Unfortunate Events with questions which mirror the questions that are contained in the Component 1a Language paper. Includes a differentiation worksheet for students who may struggle.

This lesson plan has a lot of depth and is open to interpretation which means that it can be used for both lower ability and higher ability depending on differentiation strategies. I used this with a low ability group and we went through each question in detail. This resource was designed with the Language Component 1a question in mind and questions are adapted using the exemplar question papers provided by Eduqas. It is possible to use this resource as an assessment/data collection due to the fact that i have attached a mark scheme for the Impression question and the marks for the other questions are on the powerpoint resource.

Students will be able to understand the fundementals of verbs. This lesson can be adapted so that students remain in their seats but there are two activities which require them to be out of their seats. These are Simon Says and Share Ideas. Students loved this lesson, they particularly loved watching the clip and collecting the verbs they could see happening. They also enjoyed creating their own paragraphs full of verbs!

The focus of this lesson is to show students that within creative writing adverbs allow us to see more about a character/situation and how adverbs can change the tone of an entire piece of writing. Students build on their prior knowledge of adverbs by working as a group to edit paragraphs lacking adverbs (you can differentiate this easily because as the paragraphs move on in the resource attached they get more difficult). My students LOVED this lesson and now I do lots of literacy lessons with interactive bits like this.

A two lesson scheme of work for Speeches (within the Non-Fiction Reading section of WJEC). This lesson was created for Key Stage 3 students. Perfect to be used towards the end of the year as a speaking and listening activity. The lessons are based around the idea of presenting a speech to adults persuading them to allow students an enrichment trip. Activities throughout the two lessons allow students to generate ideas collaboratively and independently. Videos are used as a visual stimulus. The "School Trips Argument Sheets" are best being printed in A3 format. Additional resources are attached. Literacy included: Verbs, Imperative Verbs, Persuasive Techniques.