Sorry for the title pun, but we are doing a Shakespeare resources bundle! It includes: a detailed and thorough revision pack of the whole play, a thorough and differentiated slideshow on anti-semitism designed to stretch the more able kids and contextualise the play, a good opening slideshow which introduces students to who Shakespeare was and his own historical context, a very detailed close textual analysis of 'To bait fish withal.', a difficult key speech.

A HUGE BUNDLE! Contains a top-selling revision pack for ‘Macbeth’ which cross refers ideas and quotations across the play, a key skill required by most boards. Also included are notes on Act V, a sample student answer on guilt in the soliloquies, a great trio of resources for ‘Romeo and Juliet’ which focus on themes, key scenes and characters, two focussed handouts for chapters six and nine of ‘Jekyll and Hyde’, plus a full revision pack for ‘An Inspector Calls’, total bargain bundle.

This bundle of carefully made poem lessons brings together a great and very detailed set of lesson materials on some great English poems. Three are set at IGCSE. The bundle includes: a thorough analysis of Wordsworth's 'Lines composed upon Westminster Bridge', Blake's 'London', U.A Fanthorpe's 'Not My Best Side' and Carol Anne Duffy's 'Havisham'. All the lessons contain very detailed poem annotations plus supporting contextual background. Ideal for specific course units or as a wider programme of enrichment.

This is a great value bundle with three slideshows and over four separate documents on top, offering many hours of teaching. There are two informative slideshows which define what the Gothic genre is and provide many useful terms, quotations, images and focus task opportunities. Slideshow one is aimed at younger students, mainly years eight and nines, or as a quick contextual background starter for GCSE texts with a Gothic backdrop. Slideshow two ha more details and is targeted at older students, year 11-13. Useful reference grid for many types of suspense, with full definitions AND suggestions for the effects they create. Ideal resource for helping students analyse Gothic writing. Also shows them new techniques they can apply in their own compositions. A substantial narrative writing pack which consists of many resources to help students write in a structured narrative, story-telling style, master more technical skills and confidence. The pack has a task based on a haunted house, and ideally, students write this ‘spine-chilling tale’ at the end of the unit, after they have worked through the resources. You may like to laminate images of scary scenes from the haunted house, alongside other Gothic images, to stimulate their imaginations…plus you can use the resources again.

This bundle has a lot of material to help you get your students enthused about Shakespeare's best known villain. It contains three PowerPoints which introduce and contextualise the history of Richard III, explore his use of language, introduce new linguistic techniques and finally leads students up to writing a full essay on his use of language to control others. Also included in the bundle is a great introduction to Shakespeare slideshow which, ideally, starts off the topic, and a handy guide to Shakespearean grammar. Finally, I include the worksheet for a Shakespearean insults tournament, which the kids love as Richard has so many opponents they can script for. This last task is great value as it works well with lots of plays besides this one.

This bundle pulls together a lot of tried and tested resources, including: Punctuation learning mat to improve written accuracy - ideal to laminate Handy scheme on narrative and descriptive writing skills Full pack on key features of narrative writing, including a large 12 slide slideshow, plus a great image grid writing activity with a horror theme A fantastic and fun to use story writing grid based on the theme of a fairground - very flexible and popular, ideal for shy writers, as a full class paired activity or even practice timed descriptive writing task. Even better, a lot of these resources can be adapted for younger or older students. In the main, they are aimed at GCSE learners, although the fairground grid works with all ages.(don't forget to buy your dice!)

Claw your way into this! A selection of horror resources including: A full introduction to gothic horror, with sappy and varied slideshow graphics and simple terms, ideal for a mixed ability range. A very full mega pack for narrative writing, with a bias towards students writing their own horror stories using image grids to steer their ideas A useful punctuation mat, which works in conjuction with a narrative techniques checklist in then oack to ensure that students have something to refer back to . This helps them to stay on course with their writing.