1 x Main themes table. 1 x Characters table. Tables include the theme and characters. Students fill in the other columns in the table - making notes on how the theme is shown in the play or giving a description of the characters and providing a quote as evidence. Ideal for students to complete as they read the play or as revision.

14 x Vocabulary building worksheets - all “5 Words” Task. Students are asked to write five synonyms down for the given word and the extension task asks students to use one of the words from each group in a sentence. Great for a quick warm-up activity or homework. Some have English Literature text themes but can still be used if not studying the texts. These were created to help students who were struggling to use a range of words in their responses to exam questions.

2 x foreshadowing worksheets. Great for helping students to identify and explain foreshadowing. Ideal for GCSE / High School students.

1 x Introduction to dystopian literature worksheets - questions with answer space to talk through with students. Excellent for introducing dystopian literature. 1 x Dystopian Literature Checklist - a list of typical features. Great for introducing dystopian literature and using when analysing or discussing a text. 1 x Recap / Revision questions and exam style questions.

2 x Worksheets about Tone. Created to help students understand and identify tone. Includes aims so students know why they are being asked to complete tasks. Ideal for GCSE / High School students.

1 x Extract from a health leaflet giving advice. 1 x Two page Exam Style Questions. Based on AQA Functional Skills Level 1 Exam. Created for Functional Skills students.

2 x Circle, Square, Triangle worksheets. Students draw a circle. square or triangle around words to match them with given emotions. Then give their reasons for choosing certain words and why they believe it shows that emotion. Created to help students develop their skills in language analysis. Great for High School / GCSE students. Includes full instructions on the worksheet. Aims are included so that students understand why they are completing the task.

1 x Information sheet that shows the difference between three types of irony: dramatic, verbal and situational. Easy to follow and includes examples. 1 x worksheet to encourage students to identify the type of irony being used in given sentences. It also includes an activity asking students to consider the reasons why writers might use irony. 1 x worksheet to encourage students to identify the type of irony used in given paragraphs and explain the use of irony. Ideal for GCSE / High School students.

2 x worksheets to identify and explain flashbacks. Answer sheets for both are included. Both worksheets have aims and full instructions - so great to use for homework or independent study. Created to help students identify and explain structure in their GCSEs. Ideal for GCSE / High School students.

1 x List of key quotes - ask your own questions or set tasks around. 1 x Key quotes analysis grid - quotes are included and students add own notes. 1 x Blank key quotes analysis grid - students can add their own quotes. 1 x Cut out flip book of key quotes - students can keep to help memorise important quotes. 1 x Key quote worksheet - includes quotes with questions.

Texts and questions. Question 1 has a separate answer sheet. Includes a separate cover sheet with a space for teacher comments. As close to a typical exam as possible so students get a good idea about what to expect in the exam. Follows the structure and style of AQA exam questions. Great for practising timings and responses to questions.

AQA GCSE English Language paper 2 mock exam. Follows the structure of the AQA exam. Great for practicing timings and answering exam style questions.

1 x basic context info sheet. 1 x Introduction to context worksheet - students are encouraged to write a definition in their own words and consider context through questions and grid-filling task. (Includes answers). 1 x Grid-filling task - students develop knowledge learned in the introduction worksheet. Can be used for independent study or group work. Ideal for GCSE / High School students.

1 x grid using 6 Ws (Who, What, Where, When, Why, How) to help students generate ideas for creative writing. 1 x grid using senses (sight, sound, smell, taste, touch and feelings) to help students generate ideas. Great for descriptive writing. Can be used alongside your own creative writing tasks.

1 x New Word Glossary Table. Created to help students to expand their vocabulary. Students are encouraged to write down words that are new to them, find the definition and use the word in a sentence.