This is a workbook designed for GCSE students studying the AQA 8700 specification for English Language.
This workbook concentrates solely on questions 2-4 and contains extracts from 'The Great Towns' by Friedrich Engels (1845) and 'The Road to Wigan Pier' by George Orwell (1937).
There is plenty of scope to pad this out and use over several lessons. I had revision in mind for my 16+ resit students but this can easily be broken down for year 10 and 11.
In the booklet you will find a series of activities such as a word bank opportunity for expanding student vocabulary, 10 comprehension questions for each extract, an example exam question for 2,3, and 4 as well as tables for students to complete (with examples for your lower learners) and an opportunity for each student to reflect on their confidence with each element of paper 2 section A.
I am not charging for this but I would still really appreciate feedback so that I can revise/develop my resources over time.
Thanks in advance!
This workbook concentrates solely on questions 2-4 and contains extracts from 'The Great Towns' by Friedrich Engels (1845) and 'The Road to Wigan Pier' by George Orwell (1937).
There is plenty of scope to pad this out and use over several lessons. I had revision in mind for my 16+ resit students but this can easily be broken down for year 10 and 11.
In the booklet you will find a series of activities such as a word bank opportunity for expanding student vocabulary, 10 comprehension questions for each extract, an example exam question for 2,3, and 4 as well as tables for students to complete (with examples for your lower learners) and an opportunity for each student to reflect on their confidence with each element of paper 2 section A.
I am not charging for this but I would still really appreciate feedback so that I can revise/develop my resources over time.
Thanks in advance!
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Superb.
Excellent workbook
Thank you - this was very helpful as an introduction to paper 2.
Great for independent learning. One you can confidently give pupils to help improve their skills. To improve - create a question 1 too! Thanks for sharing
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