Revision, analysis, quote and contextual tasks for Act 5 of Macbeth. I use this to consolidate understanding when teaching the play to Y10 for the first time, however colleagues use it for Y11 revision too.

I have researched a range of poets and collections of poetry for the NEA Coureswork for AQA A Level English Literature B - focusing on the critical perspectives of Feminism, Postcolonialism, Ecocriticism and Marxism. From this, I have collated a list of poets, collections, a brief overview and key themes. I have included about 30 poets in total, which should be plenty to get any A Level Literature class started on their coursework with some guided choices. This is a pdf file and 6 pages in total.

A 12 page study guide recapping events from the whole of Act 1 including quote analysis, plot summary activities, recall questions and discussion questions. Can be used as a revision resource or to guide students in their study of the play.

Summary fill-in-the-blanks, questions, quote analysis and revision tasks for Act 2 of Macbeth

Summary, analysis, quote analysis, comprehension questions and revision tasks to consolidate knowledge and understanding of Act 4 of Macbeth.

Fill-in-the-blanks summaries, recap questions, higher level thinking questions and revision tasks to consolidate knowledge and understanding of Macbeth, Act 3.

Five PowerPoints which I use to provide visuals, analysis, definitions, explanations of some mythological references and questions / activities which assist students in their study of Lamia by John Keats. I use these with my A Level Literature class. There are 82 slides in total, broken down into 5 sections.

This is a 7 page booklet exploring the Inspector’s role in the end of the play. It takes students through the final scenes in An Inspector Calls, with analysis questions exploring the probable identities of the Inspector. It also closely analyses his closing speech, and the family’s differing reactions following this. I use this as an aid to assist students’ annotations of the play.

Four key extracts (1.1, 1.5, 1.7 and 2.1) with accompanying drama tasks, for students to work on in small groups. The tasks are designed to encourage students to consider the performance aspect of Macbeth, such as how to vary their tone, volume, facial expressions and body language in order to portray the different characters.

A 9 page booklet centred on the presentation of Eric Birling in Act Two of An Inspector Calls. This booklet uses consolidating tasks and visuals to help students get to grips with the plot, key quotes and a practice question. I use this to assist my students’ understanding of the play each time that I teach it.

A 16 page language paper 2 booklet containing non-fiction texts about “Food” for a complete scheme of work. This was designed to introduce KS3 to the skills of: comprehension, comparing, identifying language techniques, summarising, synthesising and writing non-fiction for transactional text types. Texts include “death by chocolate cake” advertisement, restaurant reviews, a recipe, vegetarian vs meat eating persuasive opinion pieces and Bill Bryson travel writing: Junk Food America. All texts have comprehension questions or analytical tasks. The booklet also contains writing tasks for students to complete.

This 16 page booklet starts with contextual information about Victorian London, through analysis of Hogarth’s “Gin Street” artwork. The booklet then works through a range of tasks and information to assist students in their study of Chapters 1 and 2, such as quote analysis, recap questions, a practice exam question and other relevant contextual links.

A 12 page workbook to support students in their reading of Act One of An Inspector Calls, focusing on the presentation of Sheila Birling. This includes quote analysis, contextual information about women’s rights and a practice question at the end. This was created to aid my class’ study of the play.

A 10 page booklet centred on the presentation of Gerald Croft in Act Two of An Inspector Calls. This booklet uses consolidating tasks and visuals to help students get to grips with the plot, key quotes and a practice question. It also explores Priestley’s intentions and the historical class context of the time. I use this to assist my students’ understanding of the play each time that I teach it.

This 12 page visual booklet works through a range of tasks and information to assist students in their study of Chapters 3, 4 and 2, through quote analysis, recap questions, fill-in-the-blanks summaries and relevant contextual links.

Fill in the blanks key quotes for all characters in An Inspector Calls GCSE Literature Paper 2 Modern Texts and Poetry

Language Paper 1 GCSE English Qs 1-4 in AQA examination style and wording

A 12 page creative writing booklet, guiding students through tasks to design their own dystopia novel. The tasks including reading skills, identifying language techniques, creative writing excerpts, literacy, syntax, character building and plot development. Can be used for remote learning.