I built this for my mid-ability student but can easily be used for any group. It features - all the writing frameworks, trigger questions and sentence starters for all the reading questions in Language Paper 1 and Paper 2. It is all in one giant A3 grid so that students can have it stuck in their books. It’s really handy as well for ECTs or teachers who are struggling to get their students. If you like it please give it a 5-Star review!

Knowledge organiser I made for my GCSE class on Macbeth. It is designed under the master principle, with a focus on providing key knowledge that students need to target top grades.

A perfect resource with a variety of tasks designed to help and prompt students on how to respond to the language analysis question (AQA). This resource is targeted at higher ability students, though can easily be differentiated. The extract has been included in the powerpoint itself.

A great lesson including a starter, main activity and peer-review plenary to help prepare students for Language Paper 1 Question 3 (Structure analysis). An extract has been included, though it can easily work with any extract.

This resource focuses on question 4 of language paper 1 (critical evaluation). I have found it very successful in the past. This great great resource focuses on the first page of 1984. This is ideal as a guided activity and was specifically designed for a mid-level group, though could easily be adapted up or down. it has tons of questions and some really useful activities to help develop students skills. The download contains a complete lesson and resource.

A highly streamlined resource that is designed purely for revision purposes. It focuses on the older generation in An Inspector Calls with key quotes and a thesis for helping to address the author’s intention with each character. There are a few activities in the lesson and could quite easily be used for at couple hours worth of teaching.

A revision lesson that focuses on the younger generation in An Inspector Calls. The lesson is designed as a lean revision lesson that focuses on key quotes and a thesis for each of the younger characters. There are several activities within the lesson, but it’s very much more of a direct teaching type of lesson. https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/plxdj88

Knowledge organiser I made for my GCSE class on Unseen Poetry. It is designed under the master principle, with a focus on providing key knowledge that students need to target top grades.

A short revision SOW that I designed for my Year 11s on descriptive writing. It focuses more on different structures for writing and includes some different style models. It can be fairly easily adapted for KS3, though may at times be a little challenging for them. Enjoy.