This is a great activity to teach students the plot of the ballad.

Everything you need to revise key themes in An Inspector Calls: Social class Social responsibility Gender inequality Younger vs Older generation Contrasts/ conflict Family relationships

A weeks worth of lessons on the poem 'Give:' Language Structure Context Themes/ Meanings/Ideas

Includes key quotations + analysis + context A great revision tool. Buy 'An Inspector Calls Extract Pack' for all tables.

Includes a clear plan: Introduction Language Structure Themes/ attitudes/ ideas Easy to follow with key quotations.

This template can be used for articles and leaflets.

A clear table comparing both poems: Introduction Language Structure Themes/ideas/motifs Very easy to use/adapt with key quotations.

This table explores: Context Language Structure

This lesson includes discussion points and though provoking questions based on the theme of power and corruption. Also includes an essay structure on power and corruption. Also includes a mock exam based on power and corruption.

This resource has it all. Key extracts from the novel, key quotations and model answers. This pack includes key context (social class etc.) and critical essays. Includes GCSE Exam style questions. An absolute must buy for students to annotate and use the unseen extracts for assessment practice.

Model, assess, practice, assess your colons and semi-colons

This lesson breaks the two poems down into small chunks: Context Language Structure Themes/ attitudes and ideas An absolute must for revision! Students can stick these up as posters.

Multiple choice questions to assess the plot of the play

5 Introductory lessons based on Oliver Twist Includes plot summaries Close analysis Writing frames Traffic light activities Key extracts Best accompanied with the Oliver Twist extract pack.

Includes key quotations and analysis on Sheila. Great revision resource. Buy 'An Inspector Calls Pack' for all characters.

Includes Key context + key chapters + themes + model answers. A great way to break the novel down into chunks.

This lesson breaks the two poems down into small chunks: Context Language Structure Themes/ attitudes and ideas An absolute must for revision! Students can stick these up as posters.

This table includes key quotations, inferences and analysis.

This is a fantastic resource to use with any class, as it focuses on basic and complex punctuation. It models the skill, then assesses their understanding and gives them an opportunity to practice. There are over 5 extended activities for students to choose from after they complete the SPaG activities. All activities are related to the new Spec GCSE English Language papers and can take up to 45 minutes to complete. I use this with students from year 7 - 12, and they find this a great independent activity.