A scaffolding sheet aimed at aiding students in chunking the elements of an essay in order to plan effectively.

The Cyclical Incremental Measurable Progress - or CHIMP Chart allows students to show progress over time in English. Through either Teacher, Self or Peer Assessment, students can highlight the criteria they have achieved in each lesson so that their progress is easily demonstrated. Focusing on both reading and writing skills and correlating to both the old and new grading system, students can also track their current levels and set themselves independent targets. This is also a great planning tool to aid with Learning Objectives for lessons, especially when based on gaps in students' learning. This can be printed on A3 paper and placed inside students' books or folders.

These Banana Boards can be used on student desks to aid with literacy, whether in English or whole school. Once taped together, students can turn them to the appropriate section to help with punctuation, vocabulary or connectives.

An adaptable Progress Measure that allows students to self-assess or peer-assess their work using set criteria for specific levels. Students can independently work through the set questions and climb the ladders by achieving each of the set criteria, but lose points when hit by a "Literacy Barrel" (e.g. spelling errors). Students are then able be scored and can compete with each other to enhance engagement as well as learning.

An Outstanding lesson aimed at developing students' ability to create and develop focused and sharp arguments when constructing essay responses. Students will be able to sustain an argument, use Janus sentences to directly link arguments and include social context within arguments to achieve the higher Band. Includes differentiated activities throughout according to individual student needs and abilities, progress counters, and annotated exemplar responses. Can be used with the Coursework element, "Death of a Salesman", or any of the non-extract questions at A and AS Level.

A 19 page booklet aimed at preparing students for the "Aspects of Comedy" course, which can be used either as a transition booklet, homework tasks or workbook for lessons as an introduction to the course. Includes multimedia activities, independent learning projects and assessment points.

PowerPoint lessons to teach aspects of tragedy in Act One of "Othello". Includes differentiated activities and starters, assessment preparation and assessment with a feedback lesson, and analysis of the context of the play and relationships between charaters. Annotated extracts from Act Two are also included.

A resource that can be used for revision purposes so that students can track the events, tragic elements and key quotes in each scene and explore structural elements in the play as a whole. This can be printed on A3 and referred to throughout the course, or alternatively could be used as an extended homework project.

16 PowerPoint lessons teaching a range of reading and writing skills through the text "The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas". Includes differentiated activities, progress counters for every lesson, a rigorous learning journey, assessment points and a range of differentiated worksheets.

A lesson focusing on how to achieve Band 4-6 with AO3 using two unseen extracts, exemplar responses, differentiated activities, student-lead learning through group work and engaging hooks.

A series of lessons focusing on the structure of paragraphs according to the assessment objectives and the wording of the task itself. Includes unseen extracts fully annotated, a range of exemplar responses, differentiated activities, group learning and examiner advice.

A phonics game in which students each have a set of randomised tiles and take turns placing them on the board, creating castles by connecting sounds together. -Castles are long sounds -Spires are short sounds -Underground tunnels are connecting sounds -End torrents are suffixes. The team with the largest kingdom wins the game. Also included in this pack is a "Spelling Wheel" which allows students to independently identify key spellings to learn, and "Spelling Cloud" displays to aid with spelling rules.

An introductory lesson to the text "The Handmaid's Tale" through the lens of social protest and political writing. Includes fully annotated extracts from the text, differentiated activities and key understanding of social context and aspects of genre.

A series of key scenes from the novel "The Handmaid's Tale" that have been selected for their relevance to social protest and fully annotated for key political concepts and relevance to aspects of social protest.

A series of mock assessment tasks that include examiner advice, structure of exam responses, foci for each of the Assessment Objectives and exemplar responses.

A full PowerPoint lesson focusing on confusion and ambiguity as part of the tragic genre. Includes fully annotated extracts from the text, differentiated activities and exemplar responses.

A full PowerPoint lesson focusing on the political setting of the novel as part of the genre of social protest writing. Includes fully annotated extracts from the text, differentiated activities and exemplar responses.

A series of lessons to introduce the play and the aspects of dramatic tragedy used by Miller, particularly modern and Greek tragic conventions, tragic structure, fate and dialogue. Each lesson includes differentiated activities throughout, annotated exemplar responses, extracts from the play annotated for aspects of tragedy, an assessment point with opportunity for intervention and engaging group learning.