Do your students know ‘Macbeth’ like the back of their hand, but they struggle to put all of their ideas into their essay? This desk-top essay planning sheet is here to help. It includes: • example introduction • introduction sentence starters • how to build a thesis • how to plan an essay • example conclusion • conclusion writing proforma • key evaluative and analytical vocabulary • example question • key themes and context

Do your students know the AQA Love and Relationships Anthology like the back of their hand, but they struggle to put all of their ideas into their essay? This desk-top essay planning sheet is here to help. It includes: • example introduction • introduction sentence starters • how to build a thesis • how to plan an essay • example conclusion • conclusion writing proforma • key evaluative and analytical vocabulary • example question • key themes and context

A set of fifteen practice questions: one for each of the poems in the AQA English Literature GCSE Love and Relationships anthology.

Do your students know ‘Jekyll and Hyde’ like the back of their hand, but they struggle to put all of their ideas into their essay? This desk-top essay planning sheet is here to help. It includes: • example introduction • introduction sentence starters • how to build a thesis • how to plan an essay • example conclusion • conclusion writing proforma • key evaluative and analytical vocabulary • example question • key themes and context

Are your students confidently analysing unseen poetry but they struggle to put all of their ideas into their essays? This desk-top essay planning sheet is here to help. It includes: • example introduction • introduction sentence starters • how to build a thesis • how to plan an essay • example conclusion • conclusion writing proforma • key evaluative and analytical vocabulary • example question • key themes and context

Do your students know ‘An Inspector Calls’ like the back of their hand, but they struggle to put all of their ideas into their essay? This desk-top essay planning sheet is here to help. It includes: example introduction introduction sentence starters how to build a thesis how to plan an essay example conclusion conclusion writing proforma key evaluative and analytical vocabulary example question key themes and context

Do your students know ‘Romeo & Juliet’ like the back of their hand, but they struggle to put all of their ideas into their essay? This desk-top essay planning sheet is here to help. It includes: • example introduction • introduction sentence starters • how to build a thesis • how to plan an essay • example conclusion • conclusion writing proforma • key evaluative and analytical vocabulary • example question • key themes and context

This detailed desk-top mat helps guide pupils through their own proof reading, helping to build independence in their writing skills. This resource includes: punctuation explanations punctuation examples punctuation proof reading tasks synonyms for improving vocabulary common homophones the rules for capital letters the rules for paragraphing tasks for checking grammar