A 50 page revision booklet that students should use as a reminder of the key information needed for each of the 15 poems in the Power and Conflict cluster. The booklet opens with a model answer and then four mock questions that students can answer. It goes on to revise structure techniques used in poetry. Each poem is then tackled, with students completing the plot, key quotes, context, imagery and structure for each poem. There are hint words and pictures to assist students as they work. The activities then move on to key themes in the poems and comparison tasks so that all of the Assessment Objectives for AQA are covered.

A 30 page booklet that students can use to revise the plot, characters and techniques used in the play. There is a lot of focus on key quotes to aid revision, especially if students are taking a closed-book exam. Also contains activities on context, includes a model answer and has mock questions that students can complete as they approach the exam. This resource works well as part of lessons, for revision, homework tasks or given as intervention to help students to be fully prepared for the exam.

A set of 26 flashcards that cover the main literary devices needed in the GCSE exams. Printed two per page, these are a perfect revision tool for students in your class or as an intervention resource to aid students.

This folder contains 7 mock questions for Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, presented in the AQA exam format. These would be ideal for lesson consolidation, homework, revision or study leave. On top of that, there is a high level model answer on the theme of mystery and another model answer (band 6/7) on violence, as well as a single paragraph on the character of Mr Utterson. These can be used as exemplars for students or they can be edited and students can continue on with the answer themselves, using the first paragraph as a starting point.

A fully planned revision session to take students through everything they need to know to approach the Jekyll and Hyde question on AQA Literature Paper 1. The session is split into six sections, each with activities and resources provided. The six sections include: approaching the question, using evidence effectively, the writer's methods, analysing language, integrating context and considering the effect on the reader. There is an accompanying power point that runs alongside the whole session and guides you through which activities to complete. A mock exam is also included for students to complete afterwards.

This booklet is designed for A-Level Language students. It gives a breakdown of the following key power theories: Wareing's types of power, Fairclough's types of power, Oppressive and Repressive Discourse, Face Theory, Politeness Theories, Accommodation Theory, Grice's Maxims and Synthetic Personalisation. It also has a series of activities to complete and six mock questions to answer. NB: The mock questions are designed for the WJEC specification but can easily be adapted.

A fun and interactive revision session that reminds students of the key criteria that they will need for the AQA English Literature Paper 1. The activities help them to revise key quotes, literary techniques, important scenes and connectives to link their answer together, but in a fun and engaging way. Students use the activities to hunt for a 'code word' whilst revising at the same time. A mock exam is included so that students can test their learning as well.

This resource contains five mock questions that have all been started for students. Students then continue the answers to write a full exam answer. By starting the answer, it offers students some support by reminding them how to write analytically. However, these can be shortened, extended, used to label success criteria or marked by students, so they are flexible for a number of activities. They can be used in lesson, for homework, for revision or for intervention. There is also a plot recap included, using numeracy, to hit numeracy across the curriculum and to revise the plot of Romeo and Juliet.

A full scheme of work that covers the key scenes in the text. Lessons focus on the main themes and characters that are required for the AQA English Literature GCSE. There are power points for each lesson and the worksheets needed, many of which are differentiated, including some higher level work for Most Able students.

This folder contains a booklet for Language Paper 1, explaining how to answer each question and the features/techniques that can be used. The booklet then has an extract from Treasure Island with every question answered to show how to approach each question. Then, there is an additional Language Paper 1 that students can answer using the model booklet to help them. Best suited to a higher ability class but can be easily adapted and differentiated.

A handy revision sheet for students to revise from. The first page encourages students to quickly cover the plot, characters, context and structure ideas. Then there are 38 key quotes from the novel for the students to revise but also to recap for analysis. The final page also has some additional theories to stretch students in their thinking. Can be used in lessons, as a revision exercise or for homework.

A full scheme of work that covers every chapter in the text. Each lesson focuses on a key idea in that chapter. There are power points for each lesson and the worksheets needed, many of which are differentiated. The scheme explores the key themes and characters that are required for the AQA English Literature GCSE.

This scheme of work includes a total of 34 lessons: 19 resourced lessons on the Reading section of the paper and 15 resourced lessons on the Writing section of the paper. You can teach them as two independent units or you can mix and match between reading and writing lessons. To help, the writing lessons have a second number next to them to indicate where they would fit well if being interleaved with the reading lessons. Each lesson has a powerpoint and the necessary worksheets that go alongside it. You can differentiate these according to the needs of your class.

A handy revision sheet for students to revise from. The first page encourages students to quickly cover the plot, characters, context and structure ideas. Then there are 38 key quotes from the play for the students to revise but also to recap for analysis. The final page also has some additional theories to stretch students in their thinking. Can be used in lessons, as a revision exercise or for homework.

A handy revision sheet for students to revise from. The first page encourages students to quickly cover the plot, characters, context and structure ideas. Then there are 37 key quotes from the play for the students to revise but also to recap for analysis. The final page also has some additional theories to stretch students in their thinking. Can be used in lessons, as a revision exercise or for homework.