For AQA English Language Papers 1 and 2, Q2, Q3 and Q4. Terminology for language and structure analysis questions (with answers). 2 x terminology cloze worksheets (one for language questions, one for structure Q3) 1 x terminology list sheet

A teaching / revision resource - key quotations for the entire play arranged in chronological order by Act. Laid out as a table with room for students to make notes on each quotation.

A teaching / revision resource - key quotations from the entire novel in chronological order, laid out in a table with room for students to annotate / make notes.

A list of key quotations from the play, organised by Act in chronological order with a short explanation of technique, meaning and effect beneath each.

A scheme of work on Veera Hiranandani’s novel ‘The Night Diary’. Designed for Y7 or Y8 - set during the Partition of India, this is an excellent novel for KS3 for discussion of tolerance, inclusion, perseuction and refugeeism. Lessons to go with each section of the novel and will cover a half term of teaching. Comprehension assessment included.

A study booklet designed for full teaching of Purple Hibiscus for CIE iGCSE English Literature. For student use. Includes: Chapter summaries Approx. 25 resourced lessons (including activities on historical context, comprehension and analysis of each chapter) 4 assessment questions (including in the style of both essay and extract questions for CIE syllabus).

A handy reading resource for classroom teaching or tutoring - **eight passages with comprehension and analysis questions. ** Questions include comprehension and language analysis; some are arranged in a traffic light system to determine challenge. Passages are from KS3-appropriate texts: Of Mice and Men, A Christmas Carol, The Hunger Games, Animal Farm, Sherlock Holmes, etc.

All 15 poems for the Duffy Cambridge iGCSE Poetry unit. Powerpoints designed for to evaluation and analysis writer’s techniques, using colour coding to help group ideas together for ease of essay writing. Prepares students well for assessment. Designed for the CIE iGCSE Poetry and Prose unit, but could be used for other exam boards. For higher ability students - lots of challenge in terms of language analysis. Powerpoints on: War Photographer Foreign Originally We Remember Your Childhood Well Prayer Valentine In Mrs Tilscher’s Class Death of a Teacher The Good Teachers A Child’s Sleep In Your Mind Stealing Head of English The Darling Letters Recognition

A booklet with descriptive writing exercises for Y10s and Y11s - designed to improve vocabulary and structure of descriptive writing. Structured tasks leading to creative writing output in each lesson. Lots of exemplars. Suitable for 8 lessons at approx. 1 hour per lesson. Each task is focused on developing a certain decriptive skill (e.g. evoking atmosophere, describing sound). Designed specifically for CIE Cambridge iGCSE, but an editable copy is provided for small tweaks for other exam boards. I have used some passages from past CIE iGCSE reading papers for tasks. I do not own the rights to these passages. *

A full scheme of work on Journey’s End. Notes on the text and tasks are fairly general but entire SOW designed specifically for use for CIE (Cambridge) exam board. Includes: Detailed powerpoints with analytical notes on text and tasks (ideal for teaching or revision) Worksheet resources where needed Two scaffolded exam questions (one essay, one extract) Page numbers refer to the Modern Classics version of the text.

A full unit of work for KS3 War Poetry (designed for Year 9). Includes a source booklet of poems and a workbook with complete lessons on 11 poems, some classic WW1 poetry and some different perspectives on war. A couple of accompanying powerpoints also.

Three revision documents for students: One “snapshot” sheet - key literary terms, key quotes, setting, symbols, etc A detailed quotation list for key themes in the novel. A detailed quotation list for all key characters in the novel.

A teaching SOW for A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Designed for more able students studying Cambridge International Board iGCSE, but is adaptable. Contains: A full teaching booklet with questions, exercises and information. Supplementary powerpoints for some scenes An example exam paper and an extract essay question with scaffolding

A useful summary of critics [AO5] for study of King Lear, specifically for the Edexcel exam board. A powerpoint that can be projected and printed. Arranged in chronological time periods, including a summary of the critical views of the time, critical quotations, links to King Lear productions and direct links to the play.

A great revision or essay-writing resource! A list of key quotations for the themes of: Intolerance, Reputation, Responsibility, Deceit, Justice, Power, Religion, Vengeance, Hysteria, Hot and Cold, Light and Dark, Animal Imagery

A useful handout for improving argument or persuasive writing, including vocabulary, sentence starters and connectives.

Full lessons/powerpoints on all 15 poems for CIE Poetry Unit Songs of Ourselves Part 4, examination 2023 (full list of poems below). Starter activities and focus on close annotation - good for teaching or revision. The City Planners – Margaret Atwood The Planners – Boey Kim Cheng The Man with Night Sweats – Thom Gunn Night Sweat – Robert Lowell Rain – Edward Thomas The Spirit is too Blunt an Instrument – Anne Stevenson From Long Distance – Tony Harrison Funeral Blues – W H Auden He Never Expected Much – Thomas Hardy The Telephone Call – Fleur Adcock A Consumer’s Report – Peter Porter Request to a Year – Judith Wright On Finding a Small Fly Crushed in a Book – Charles Tennyson Turner Ozymandias – Percy Bysshe Shelley Away, Melancholy – Stevie Smith

A CIE English Language Paper 1 workbook to teach/revise the main questions on the paper: Q1(f) Summary, Q2(d) Writer’s Effects, Q3 Recast. Includes example questions, scaffolded tasks, exemplar answers and tips for responses. Approx. 5 lessons in total.

A differentiated vocabulary building resource for KS3, in traffic lights for students to choose based on ability levels or work up the ability levels. A booklet with 5 short extracts from YA fiction, vocabulary grids to aid understanding of the new word/phrase and how to use it in context, and a vocabulary golf activity to consolidate overall use of the word. Ideal for 2-3 lessons of independent work and can lead into longer creative writing pieces.

A versatile resource that can be used with higher ability GCSE students or A Level students. Key poetry terminology and definitions in a match up task, split into form, sound and language sections. Answers included on a separate sheet!