This 63-page Cambridge International AS & A Level English Literature (9695) workbook provides a structured approach to studying Sylvia Plath’s Selected Poems for Paper 1: Poetry. Designed to support students throughout the course, it brings together the selected poems, thematic exploration, literary terminology and opportunities for detailed annotation. The workbook organises Plath’s poetry into eight thematic clusters, including Motherhood & Children, Women, Gender & Power, Body, Illness & Medicine, Nature & Psychological Landscape, Relationships, Love & Power, Death & Mortality, Identity & Transformation, and Freedom & Control. Each cluster introduces key vocabulary, literary methods and a central analytical question, encouraging students to develop sophisticated interpretations and recognise connections across the collection. It also includes a dedicated ‘Craft of Plath’s Poetry’ section, exploring techniques such as dramatic persona, surreal imagery, symbolism, allusion and tonal instability, alongside thematic summaries and connections activities to support comparison and revision.

This 31-page Cambridge International AS & A Level English Literature (9695) Unseen Workbook provides a structured approach to Paper 2, Section B: Unseen, covering poetry, prose and drama. The workbook includes literary terminology activities, technique and definition matching tasks, guided annotations, close reading questions, exam-style practice and model analytical writing. Students work through carefully selected extracts, developing their ability to identify writers’ methods, explore interpretations and construct detailed literary analysis. Texts include: Poetry: Wilfred Owen, Thomas Hardy and William Wordsworth. Prose: The Book Thief, Mrs Dalloway, Invisible Man and Great Expectations. Drama: The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, Death of a Salesman and other dramatic extracts. The workbook provides step-by-step analytical activities, model introductions and paragraphs, comparisons between weaker and stronger responses, and opportunities for independent essay writing. Ideal for Year 12 / AS Level classroom teaching, independent study, homework, revision and Cambridge 9695 examination preparation.

These A Level Literature introductory lessons for Shakespeare’s The Taming of the Shrew provide a structured introduction to the play before beginning detailed act-by-act study. The sequence introduces students to the plot, historical and social context, key characters and relationships, as well as exploring adaptations through 10 Things I Hate About You. The lessons move into close study of the Induction, introducing important ideas surrounding performance, disguise, identity, class, gender and power. The pack includes powerpoints, student activities, discussion questions, contextual material, character work, quotation analysis and critical perspectives, making it a ready-to-teach introduction to the text. Ideal for A Level Literature teachers beginning The Taming of the Shrew and designed to establish the knowledge students need before studying the main play in depth. My full scheme of work for Taming of the Shrew is available on my page.

This A Level Taming of the Shrew pack provides a structured study of Act Two of the play. It includes key vocabulary, scene summaries, close reading, key quotations, comprehension and analysis questions and contextual information. It guides students through specific moments and extracts from Act Two, with clear page references, key quotations and focused questions to support close reading and discussion. My full Taming of the Shrew scheme of work is available to purchase in my shop.

This A Level Taming of the Shrew pack provides a structured study of Act Three of the play. It includes key vocabulary, scene summaries, close reading, key quotations, comprehension and analysis questions and contextual information. It guides students through specific moments and extracts from Act Three, with clear page references, key quotations and focused questions to support close reading and discussion. My full Taming of the Shrew scheme of work is available to purchase in my shop.

An A Level Literature quotation pack for Shakespeare’s The Taming of the Shrew. The booklet provides carefully selected key quotations organised across five major themes: Power & Control, Gender/Marriage & Patriarchy, Performance & Appearance vs Reality, Identity & Transformation and Class/Status & Economics. It also includes an AO5 wider reading section, featuring a range of critical interpretations, with each critic accompanied by some analysis and guidance on how their ideas can be applied to the play. A model A Level paragraph demonstrates how students can combine textual evidence, critical viewpoints, language analysis and context in an essay. Ideal for revision, quotation learning, essay planning, independent study and exam preparation. My full Taming of the Shrew scheme of work is available to purchase on my page.

This A Level Taming of the Shrew Act Five pack provides a structured study of the end of the play. It includes key vocabulary, scene summaries, close reading, key quotations, comprehension and analysis questions and contextual information. It guides students through specific moments and extracts from Act Five, with clear page references, key quotations and focused questions to support close reading and discussion. My full Taming of the Shrew scheme of work is available to purchase in my shop.

This A Taste of Honey - Key Quotation Pack, provides students with 25 carefully selected quotations from across the play, each clearly labelled with its act and scene for straightforward revision and reference. Quotations have been selected to cover the play’s major themes, including poverty and class, family and dysfunctional relationships, gender and sexuality, loneliness and isolation, and race and racial tensions. Each quotation is also visually linked to its relevant theme, helping students recognise patterns and make connections across the play. Ideal for GCSE/IGCSE Literature revision, quotation learning, essay planning, retrieval practice and classroom teaching. My full A Taste of Honey scheme of work is available to purchase on my page.

This A Level Taming of the Shrew pack provides a structured study of Act Four of the play. It includes key vocabulary, scene summaries, close reading, key quotations, comprehension and analysis questions and contextual information. It guides students through specific moments and extracts from Act Four, with clear page references, key quotations and focused questions to support close reading and discussion. My full Taming of the Shrew scheme of work is available to purchase in my shop.

This A Level Taming of the Shrew Act One pack provides a structured study of the opening of the play. It includes key vocabulary, scene summaries, close reading, key quotations, comprehension and analysis questions and contextual information. It guides students through specific moments and extracts from Act One, with clear page references, key quotations and focused questions to support close reading and discussion. My full Taming of the Shrew scheme of work is available to purchase in my shop.

This A Level Shakespeare’s Sonnets workbook is designed to support students throughout their study of the selected sonnets for Paper 4: Pre-1900 Poetry. It contains the full text of 30 selected sonnets. The workbook supports students in making connections across the collection through eight key themes, including time and mortality, love, desire and sexual passion, beauty, art and immortality, jealousy and betrayal, identity, and nature. It also includes dedicated thematic quotation banks with concise analysis, helping students build a manageable bank of evidence for comparison, essay writing and revision.

Here are all the components of my ToH workbook that I printed and put together for my class with treasury tags. It ran perfectly alongside my full SoW (which is also my resources page). Full workbook for whole play, divided into: Introduction (context, vocabulary, National Theatre comprehension, themes) - 15 pages Act One, Scene One - 4 pages Act One, Scene Two - 5 pages Act Two, Scene One - 7 pages Act Two, Scene Two - 6 pages Character profiles - 5 pages 2x Assessments - 4 pages A total of 31 pages (if I’ve done my maths correctly!)

A complete, ready-to-teach A Level Scheme of Work for Shakespeare’s The Taming of the Shrew, taking students from their initial introduction to the play through detailed act-by-act study, analysis and exam preparation. The SOW provides structured lessons which guide students through specific scenes, extracts and key moments in the play, with clear directions about what to read and discuss. Lessons include key quotations, close language analysis, discussion questions, contextual material, character and theme exploration, critical interpretations and audience responses, helping students build their understanding progressively rather than simply reading through the text. The scheme combines teacher-led material with independent activities, extract analysis, essay planning and revision, making it suitable as a complete teaching sequence for Cambridge International A Level Literature in English.

Using lots of different downloads and things I found online, I made this full A Taste of Honey scheme of work myself and delivered it for the first time to my Year 10s - I saw no harm of placing it on TES because it took me hours to make. Includes: Full workbook for whole play Fully resourced powerpoints to go alongside workbook for whole play Detailed context Key quotation pack Multiple assessment examples Recap quiz