Unit 1 Paper for revision. This resource contains all five tasks: Section A: Writing for Purpose and Audience Section B: Reading Non Fiction and Media Texts

Four Powerpoints included: Planning and introductions Language Techniques Sentence Variety and Punctuation Creating Interest for the reader PPTs accompany the Unit 4 Revision Booklet for Personal Writing.

This PPT provides different scaffolded activities for pupils who are analysing advertisements, focusing on presentational devices such as colour, image and layout. It also has focused analysis of language used in advertisments and a task to create and evaluate an advertisment.

Powerpoint and linguistic techniques table to introduce pupils to Unit 1 Exam: Section A - Writing for Purpose and Audience.

Reading Non-Fiction practice assessment question for CCEA Unit 1 Task 2 & 3 Reading Non Fiction. Also includes a differentiated worksheet for lower ability pupils.

PPT and Knowledge Organiser for the poem The Summer of Lost Rachel by Seamus Heaney, used to teach CCEA A-Level English Literature Specification.

Booklet created using information from author’s website including vocabulary, writing activities and comprehension questions.

Powerpoint with activites to accompany the booklet. https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/the-boy-at-the-back-of-the-class-workbook-12367723

Revision activities for retrieval practice for CCEA AS English Literature Unit 1 Drama: A Streetcar named Desire. 43 slide powerpoint includes: Think and Link grids, expand and elaborate on quotations, character mapping and retrieval pyramids. Retrieval Practice grid inspired by @SPryke2

Powerpoint Analysis for When you are old by W.B. Yeats included in the CCEA GCSE English Literature Relationships Poetry Anthology.

Reading Non Fiction Task differentiated and scaffolded for lower ability GCSE pupils or KS3 pupils to introduce them to analysis of non-fiction texts. This texts is based on an article about fast fashion.

Practice assessment task comparing The Kite Runner and Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows.

Practice task using an extract by Bill Bryson and his thoughts on his visit to Blackpool.

Booklet containing practice tasks for Section A: Personal or Creative Writing and Section B: Comparing Literary Texts and Reading Non Fiction. Included in this revision booklet: Using techniques Revision Student Friendly Mark Scheme Personal Writing Example Using Punctuation Grid Sentence Structure Revision Creative Writing Extracts for analysis 7 Personal Writing Exam Questions 6 Creative Writing Exam Questions 2 Comparing Fiction Questions with a Sample Answer 2 Reading Non Fiction Questions

PPT and Knowledge Organiser for the poem The Harvest Bow by Seamus Heaney, used to teach CCEA A-Level English Literature Specification.

Practice Assessment for CCEA GCSE English Language Unit 1: Section B - Task 2 & 3 based on Bill Bryson’s experience as a paper boy. Mark scheme included.

CCEA English Language Reading Non Fiction - TikTok in Lockdown Sample exam paper for task 2 & 3 Reading Non-Fiction CCEA English Language Unit 1 with mark scheme attached.