GCSE English Language & Literature Resources
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 | A 19 slide presentation covering key characters, quotes, context and typical exam questions and responses. Useful for GCSE English Literature revision. | |
 | A 21 slide PowerPoint walking students through a GCSE English Language paper 2 (Sections A & B). Useful for revision and provides guidance and model responses. Includes guidance on transactional writing techniques. | |
 | A 21 slide presentation taking students through a sample GCSE English Language paper 1, questions 2-5 (section A & B). The presentation includes a starter activity and clear guidance. Text insert included (The Kite Runner). Useful as a revision session or as a stand alone lesson to help students practice their comprehension, analytical skills and written responses. | |
 | A 24 slide presentation taking students through a sample GCSE English Language paper 1, questions 2-5 (section A & B). The presentation includes a starter activity and clear guidance is given for each question with model answers provided. Text insert included (Labyrinth). Useful as a revision session or as a stand alone lesson to help students practice their comprehension, analytical skills and written responses. | |
 | A 21 slide presentation walking students through the key elements of GCSE English Language paper 2, questions 2-5. Includes lesson objectives, a starter activity and clear guidance is given for each question with model answers provided. Useful as a revision session or as a stand alone lesson to help students practice their comprehension, analytical skills and written responses. | |
 | A 22 slide presentation taking students through a sample GCSE English Language paper 1, questions 2-5 (section A & B). The presentation includes lesson objectives, a starter activity and clear guidance is given for each question with model answers provided. Text insert included (Don't Ask Jack). Useful as a revision session or as a stand alone mastery lesson to help students practice their comprehension, analytical skills and written responses. | |
 | Step-by-step introduction to Macbeth PowerPoint lesson showing students how to write high grade analytical responses. Walking students through the key themes of Macbeth, offering exam style tasks and activities for year 10 & 11 GCSE students to test and practise their analytical skills. Includes assessment criteria, starter, quotations, historical context and essay writing guidance. 21 slides in PDF format. | |
 | Are you worried about your English Language and Literature GCSE exams? Do you hope to gain a good grade so you can get into sixth form or college? Then this 92 page PDF guide is for you! Packed with knowledge from an experienced English Teacher, you’ll find the strategies, tips, examples and tasks to help you build the skills and confidence you need to ace those important exams. Don’t leave your GCSE’s to chance. Give yourself the best opportunity of success and grab a copy today! | |
 | In today's fast-paced world, finding moments of calm and self-reflection can be a challenge. This transformative course on writing for wellbeing offers you a sanctuary to explore the healing power of words and harness the benefits of expressive writing. Join me on this enriching course and discover the healing and therapeutic benefits for yourself. | |
 | Step-by-step lessons showing students how to write high scoring creative responses. Walking students through the key elements of narrative and descriptive writing for GCSE English Language Paper 1, section B. Covering plot, description, character, narrative voice, setting, atmosphere, conflict, showing v telling, this lesson offers tasks and activities for GCSE students to test and practice their creative writing skills. Includes assessment criteria (AO5 + AO6) objectives, starter and story prompts. |
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