AQA GCSE English Language and Literature: Teacher's Guide

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Core Student Book CHAPTER 4

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English Language AO5, AO6

English Language AO5, AO6

8.2 Use imagery and symbolism to enhance narrative and descriptive power

8.3 Use structures to create memorable texts

English Language AO5, AO6

English Language AO5, AO6

8.1 Engage the reader through original forms of narration

8.4 Apply your skills to an English Language task

AOs

Topic/lesson

Advanced Student Book CHAPTER 8

English Language Paper 1, Section B

English Language Paper 1, Section B

English Language Paper 1, Section B

English Language Paper 1, Section B

Exam question(s)

cinquain, figurative language, imagery, literal, personification, symbolise

tone

Key terms

How can you order and structure narratives to interest and engage the reader?

How can you make your stories and descriptions distinctive and powerful?

How can you engage the reader through narrative forms or voices?

Big question

Katherine Mansfield, from ‘Miss Brill’

Ted Hughes, from ‘The Rain Horse’

Adelaide Crapsey, ‘The Warning’

Nick Hornby, from High Fidelity

From short story, ‘Wreckage’

Texts

Chapter 8

Medium-term plan

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