A resource for AS and A2 students studying English Language and Literature 'Voices in Speech & Writing anthology. This powerpoint allows students to study the literary and linguistic devices in the text in preparation for the final exam. Each section of the text is supported by a range of questions to help students study the text in detail.

A resource suitable for Edexcel A Level English Language and Literature students studying the ‘Voices in Speech & Writing’ anthology.

Suitable for KS4 GCSE students studying AQA GCSE English Literature. Exam question taken from 2014 specimen paper. Analysis of extract on Scrooge’s character from Stave 1 and exploration of the whole text on the theme of Scrooge the outsider.

A powerpoint on the theme of family in ‘A Christmas Carol’ for KS4 GCSE English Literature students. The resource examines an AQA exam question on the theme of family in 'A Christmas Carol supporting analysis of character, plot and theme.

For GCSE KS4 students studying English Literature. A range of questions based on a close reading of the text. A range of questions: multiple choice; true and false; wordsearch and creative writing tasks.

For GCSE English Literature students studying Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde. Suitable for home learning, independent learning and whole class teaching. A range of short questions multiple choice, true or false and cloze exercises also opportunities for extended writing.

Suitable for AS & A Level English Language and Literature students studying ‘The Great Gatsby’. A range of questions which explore the theme of love and marriage in the novel. Suitable for home learning, whole class and revision.

For GCSE English Literature students studying Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde. Suitable for revision, independent learning and whole class teaching. A range of question to support a close reading of the chapter. Multiple choice, cloze exercise, extended answers and creative writing.

For GCSE English Literature students studying Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde. A range of questions to support a close reading of the text useful for revision, independent learning and whole class teaching. A range of questions: multiple choice, cloze exercise, questions requiring extended answers.

Suitable for KS3 students can be used in the classroom or for Independent learning. Students read a newspaper article and work on SPG and extracting information from a text.

A stand alone poetry lesson on ‘First Love’ by John Clare for Year 7 students. This lesson is good for home learning or whole class teaching.

Suitable for AS and A Level students studying ‘A Raisin in the Sun’ for Edexel English Language and Literature. Detailed notes on literary and linguistic techniques, character, plot, themes and context. An excellent for revision and preparation for an essay on the theme of outsiders.

This resource supports Section A of GCSE English Language Paper 1. Mainly focusing on Questions 2 and 4.

A detailed revision resource on chapter 1 of The Great Gatsby. It is suitable for AS and A2 English Language and Literature students preparing for final exams. Students can use this resource to annotate their text independently.

This resource is useful for Edexcel AS and A2 Language and Literature students. Key quotes on each character with commentary on context and language features.

A range of Guided Reading lessons exploring Language and Structure of the text, also speaking and listening activities. This resource is suitable for KS3 and GCSE

These charts are useful for GCSE, AS and A2 students studying 'The Great Gatsby'. The focus is on structure of a text, themes and ideas and linguistic techniques.

This resource is suitable for GCSE English Literature students. Detailed study of language and style, themes and ideas and characters.

This resource is useful for GCSE English Literature students. Opportunities for detailed analysis of the language and style of the text; speaking and listening activities and essay and research skills.

A powerpoint focusing on Lady Macbeth’s character in Act 1 Scene 5. Suitable for GCSE English Literature students. The lesson focuses on key speeches in the scene examining language and style, themes and ideas and development of plot.