THREAD: Here’s various resources I’ve made for A Christmas Carol. The link to access all these resources is in the final tweet of the thread. Help yourself 😊 #teamenglish First up, a set of 20+ editable retrieval practice slides like this one: 
There’s a set of 200 word challenges inviting Ss to develop more evaluative, conceptualised responses, exploring ‘big ideas’ such as this:
There’s a set of Tier 2 character vocab posters, like this one for Fezzieig. The vocab also features in the retrieval practice slides and is taught through direct vocab instruction starters (these slides are also included):
There’s a dozen of these 200 Words challenges, inspired by @xris32 addressing aspects of character, motifs, themes and so on, like this:
There’s a PPT presentation I made for a revision session on ‘Sin, damnation and salvation’ in the novella:
A set of Direct Vocabulary Instruction slides: 10 key terms essential for meaningful discussion of the novella, learned via repeated exposures in different contexts. Thanks to my colleague @Mrskjp76 for the template:
There’s a set of about 20 of these ‘diminishing cues retrieval practice’ quotation slides. @effortfuleduktr blogged about research findings into the value of this kind of retrieval practice in May this year:
There’s about a dozen of these editable extract-based essay planning resources in PPT:
There’s also about a dozen of these ‘Quotation Explosion’ resources which I made in collaboration with a former colleague and dear friend @Reeba_Wood
There’s a set of narrative structure posters which I attach to a Freytag pyramid display for reference. They print up to 30x30cm in HD like so:
There’s a revision booklet I made, covering timeline, characters, plot, motifs, contexts and sample essays. Here’s a page on the motif of music in the novella:
I made a set of ‘Thinking Hard’ resources, Stave by Stave, which are in PPT so you can edit them should you wish to:
There’s also a set of Tier 2 vocabulary slides, another collaboration with @Reeba_Wood Here’s a couple I made to give you an idea:
And there’s also a specimen AQA Eng Lang P1 for those who like to interleave Language and Literature teaching:
There’s other stuff, too, but if any of those might be of use here’s the Dropbox: dropbox.com/sh/q7fvfgbjy6f…
