This extremely useful resource has one factfile sheet and one worksheet so that students can work individually or in groups to look at the information on the context of the play ‘Macbeth’ and then summarise it into their own notes. This will help further their understanding of the play as a whole, Shakespeare’s motivations, and the effects it would have had on Jacobean audiences. It can also be used as a revision resource.

A condensed and clear summary of all students need to know for their OCR A-Level American Unseen Literature question. It details devices that can be analysed within a passage, ideas for structuring sentences and a response, and advice from the exam board. This allows students to have all the key information that they need in one place.

These sentence starters will help A-Level students studying English literature to gain the highest grades in exams. They allow students to organise their thinking and sign-post their writing so that examiners can easily award marks. Using these for my own revision, I have gained A*'s in my essays, as have other students. This resource is created for the OCR specification, but can apply to all exam boards. Examples are also provided.

These revision mindmaps contain content for the French GCSE exam, with topics including ‘Friends and family’, ‘Technology’, ‘Free time’, ‘Health’, ‘Volunteering and charity’, ‘The environment’, ‘Home town and region’, and ‘School studies’. They have key vocabularly, example sentences, questions and responses on them. *Please note that these were previously made for my own revision purposes so may not be completely accurate.

These simple and effective revision resources will be really helpful when it comes to revising for GCSE exams. Teachers can use these as starter or plenary activities and they offer a way to see where students need more guidance or improvement. The tickets work with one question and a few lines underneath to answer on- the question could be to do with a theme, character or another plot device. These are for the play ‘Macbeth’.

Posters on Approaches in Psychology for AQA A-level. Includes the origins of psychology, behavioural approach, social learning theory, the cognitive approach, the biological approach, the psychodynamic approach, and the humanistic approach. Each poster has information about each approach, as well as evaluations, studies, and pictures. These can be used in lessons or for revision sheets and summaries. Doesn’t include biopsychology or the comparison of approaches. *please note I don’t own any of the pictures used in this document- they are from google.

These fact sheets have all the information on them that is needed to get a Grade 9 at GCSE. The topics are from the AQA specification and there are some practice questions on the pages too. Students in years 9-11 are most likely to benefit from these. They can be used by students to prepare for their exams, or by teachers to ensure all the content has been covered in lessons.

These simple and effective revision resources will be really helpful when it comes to revising for GCSE exams. Teachers can use these as starter or plenary activities and they offer a way to see where students need more guidance or improvement. The tickets work with one question and a few lines underneath to answer on- the question could be to do with a theme, character or another plot device. These are for the novella the ‘Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde’.

These simple and effective revision resources will be really helpful when it comes to revising for GCSE exams. Teachers can use these as starter or plenary activities and they offer a way to see where students need more guidance or improvement. The tickets work with one question and a few lines underneath to answer on- the question could be to do with a theme, character or another plot device. These are for the play ‘An Inspector Calls’.

This clear yet thorough powerpoint is an easy way to introduce students to the first act of ‘Macbeth’. It provides information on context, the genre, key quotes and asks questions about the scenes. It even has links to handy videos to help students get the most out of their lessons. Worksheets and activites are also referenced on the slides which help with lesson planning and solidifying student’s learning. An example quote analysis and paragraph is also included. *Worksheets aren’t included in this price. They are available as part of a bundle or to be purchased separately on my page.

This guide has all the Jekyll and Hyde contextual information needed to ace the GCSE AQA English exam. It has detailed notes on R.L Stevenson, Victorian London, The Victorian Gentleman, Dual nature of man, Victorians and religion, and also Darwin’s Theory of evolution. This can be used as a handy resource or revision aid.

Psychopathology information sheets for AQA A-level or AS Level psychology. Includes definitions of abnormality, characteristics of Phobias, OCD, and Depression, the behaviourist approach to explaining and treating phobias, the cognitive approach to explaining and treating depression, and the biological approach to explaining and treating OCD. Each sheet includes information on the topic, as well as evaluations and pictures. These can be used in lessons or for revision summaries.

This effective booklet contains space for students to revise for their English literature and language exams. This resource will enable students to organise their notes in a much more concise and simple manner to help them get the best grades at GCSE. It includes areas to analyse quotes, write about context, and study form and structure, as well as guidance on answering questions in the language papers and unseen poetry. Please note that it is for the AQA specification and the texts are: Macbeth, Jekyll and Hyde, An Inspector Calls, and the Power and Conflict Poetry anthology.

These simple and effective revision resources will be really helpful when it comes to revising for GCSE exams. Teachers can use these as starter or plenary activities and they offer a way to see where students need more guidance or improvement. The tickets work with one question and a few lines underneath to answer on- the question could be to do with a theme, character or another device such as form or structure. These are for the poems in the ‘Power and Conflict’ Anthology.

This resource is perfect for GCSE English students studying ‘Macbeth’, ‘Jekyll and Hyde’, and ‘An Inspector Calls’. It has space for students to write down the key quotes for analysing characters and themes. It also contains summaries of each text.

The perfect guide for A-Level students studying ‘The Great Gatsby’. This fantastic resource covers a text summary, key quotes, context (including literary), critics, vocab, sentence starters, and practise questions. This is the perfect starting point for revision.

This usual revision sheet has information on Macro-nutrients and Micro-nutrients for GCSE Food Technology and Nutrition. It has handy information on each type of food as well as bright colours to help with memorising the materials. There are even questions for applying the knowledge.

This revision sheet provides a brief overview of how to answer questions on the Unseen American Literature passage of the A-Level exam. It includes reference to the marking criteria, brief notes on context and a guide to answering the questions.