This comprehensive revision and essay-writing pack is designed to help students master analytical writing for Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe. It guides learners step-by-step through building high-level responses using the same structure applied in GCSE English Literature assessments.
Includes:
- Thesis writing templates with model examples (WHAT + WHY)
- Topic sentence builders using inference verbs and key “Big Ideas”
- Quote Explosion analysis sheets for five key chapters:
Chapter 1 – Okonkwo’s fear of weakness and his father
Chapter 5 – The Feast of the New Yam
Chapter 7 – Ikemefuna’s death
Chapter 16 – The arrival of the missionaries
Chapter 25 – Okonkwo’s tragic end - 10 model quote analysis tables with accurate quotations and guidance on meaning, connotation, and imagery
Perfect for:
- KS4 Literature classrooms and revision sessions
- Intervention for students needing structured writing support
- Teachers seeking ready-to-print, scaffolded resources for analytical essay practice
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There are some good ideas here, but the author seems to have copied and pasted the Things Fall Apart lessons onto older lessons for Shakespeare's Antony and Cleopatra. It's disconcerting to have a heading that states 'Question: How does Shakespeare present Antony’s conflict between duty and desire in Act 1 Scene 1?' or a table with 'How does Shakespeare use imagery or contrast?'
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