Line-by-line notes focusing on the literal meaning of the poem. Created for GCSE students. Ideal for introducing the poem to students.

Great for introducing the poem to students / recap or revision session. Created for GCSE students. Line-by-line notes.

Line-by-line notes focused on the literal meaning and difficult word and phrases. Ideal for introducing the poem to students or revision.

Line-by-line notes focusing on the literal meaning. Ideal for introducing the poem to students / revision. Created for GCSE students.

The Charge of the Light Brigade line-by-line notes focused on the literal meaning and difficult words and phrases. Ideal for introducing the poem to students or revision.

1 x Information sheet about the structure of conclusions in an essay with example and questions. 1 x Example conclusions for students to evaluate - the aim is to get students finding for themselves what makes a good conclusion. 1 x Do’s and Dont’s of writing a conclusion with tips and strategies for writing them. Created for A-Level students but would also be suitable for GCSE / adult learners.

1 x Table about main themes. 1 x Table about characters. Tables contain theme / character and students fill in other columns - students make notes on how the theme is included in the play or describe the character and give a quote as evidence. Great for students to complete as they read the play or as revision.

Outline of Paper 1 and Paper 2 of AQA GCSE English Literature exam. Includes: Basic information - allocated marks, exam times, approx. time on each question, structure of exam. Simplified mark scheme. General tips. Structure guide. Ideal to talk through with students in class and give as a handout for revision.

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.

1 x Character grid - students are asked to write a description of the character and find a quote that is relevant in support. 1 x Theme grid - students are asked to write about how the theme is shown in the text and provide a relevant quote. Can be used as students read the text or study each character / theme or great for revision and learning quotes.

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.

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

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 Oxymoron Introduction worksheet - students are encouraged to write the definition of oxymoron and identify examples. Includes answers. 1 x Oxymoron vs. juxtaposition information and worksheet - explaining the difference between the two and identifying both. 1 x Oxymoron and Juxtaposition information and worksheet - info in a table and a task to identify both. Great for GCSE / High school students.