An essay planning and revision worksheet for ‘A Christmas Carol’ aimed at KS4 students. The tasks encourage students to select key quotes which link to major themes within the novella in addition to exploring links between these quotations. The worksheet also encourages students to reflect on the structure and development of the key themes and quotes with the aim of developing more thoughtful responses. The resource includes: 5 pre-populated worksheets which are ready to use. A blank version for students to create their own worksheet; great for their own revision or could be used for peer assessment. Printer friendly and decorative versions. A short guide on how to use the worksheet.

An essay planning and revision worksheet for ‘Macbeth’ aimed at KS4 students. The tasks encourage students to select key quotes which link to major themes within the play and explore links between these quotations. The worksheet also encourages students to reflect on the structure and development of the key themes and quotes to develop more thoughtful essay responses. The resource includes: 5 pre-populated worksheets which are ready to use. A blank version for students to create their own worksheet; great for their own revision or useful for peer assessment. Printer friendly and decorative versions. A short guide on how to use the worksheet.

A revision resource to support students in consolidating their understanding of ‘A Christmas Carol’ into a helpful knowledge organiser. The worksheet organises a summary of each Stave, key themes, quotes and a way of tracking Scrooge’s character development across the novella. The PDF contains: a modelled example of how to use the resource as well as teaching notes a blank knowledge organiser for each stave of the novella decorative and printer friendly versions of the worksheets I have used this with a number of KS4 students of varying abilities who have found this to be helpful way of collating their learning as well as being a great jumping off point to create further revision materials for their Literature GCSE.