A revision resource for Mr Birling

A writing mat to support unseen poetry for the edexcel English Literature Paper 1 exam

A worksheet analysing Juliet’s soliloquy in Act 4 Scene 3. This is aimed at LA students.

A resource that breaks down how to respond to a question three in a way that is helpful as an introduction to the topic or a reinforcement for low ability.

A writing to describe support frame with prompts to write around a picture and also a self/peer assessment content focused assessor. This is suitable for a GCSE lesson on writing to describe and is aimed at supporting low ability students.

This story planner is based on the AQA Paper 1 Question 5 exam criteria and is focused on enabling students to play with structure and avoid common errors in writing. The planner takes around an hour to complete (maybe slightly over an hour) and is suitable for Key Stage 3 and 4 students of all abilities.

A quick and easy unseen poem that ties in well with the power and conflict anthology of AQA. Suitable for Key Stage Four Medium to High ability

A handy sheet for centralising the main contextual links within Disabled by Wilfred Owen. Works well as a research homework or revision activity.

A worksheet focused on language, form and structural analysis of unseen poetry

A quick learning mat for writing a speech aimed at a low ability Key Stage Three group.

A fully resourced lesson based on AQA Language Paper 1 which is aimed at developing vocabulary using a range of techniques.

A support sheet to help students close read the ‘Is this a dagger’ soliloquy

AQA Paper 2 Question 4 Learning Mat based on the skills needed to analyse writer's perspective and compare to another perspective in another source. This source would be appropriate for any students who are struggling to understand how to structure Question 4 and develop their responses to achieve a full marks response. This would be appropriate for a Key Stage 4 medium to high ability group.

Analysis of Macbeth’s feast scene with focus on inferring meaning/links to key themes

A learning mat on Macbeth’s context chunked into tasks aimed at low ability GCSE

A lesson based worksheet using a dystopian extract to develop critical analysis skills at KS3/LA KS4

Based on AQA Language Paper 2, this planner supports low to medium ability students in guiding their learning by supporting them in structuring their response to a transactional writing piece. It uses the acronym FAT HORSE (facts, audience address, triples, hyperbole, opinion, rhetorical questions, superlatives, emotive language). This would be suitable for a low to medium ability Key Stage 4 lesson or a high ability Key Stage 3.

A sheet to help refine skills/approach needed for unseen poems

A worksheet with a variety of activities based on AQA Literature Paper 1

A worksheet practising the skills for Questions 1, 2 and 3 focusing on ensuring students are able to explain the effect of language/structural features. This resource is suitable for Key Stage 4 of all abilities but is aimed at low to medium.