This resource has it all. Key extracts from the novel, key quotations and model answers. This pack includes key context (social class etc.) and critical essays. Includes GCSE Exam style questions. An absolute must buy for students to annotate and use the unseen extracts for assessment practice.

Includes Key context + key chapters + themes + model answers. A great way to break the novel down into chunks.

Complete Freytag Pyramids that include key quotes, context and analysis: Social class Love Friendship Crime and Punishment Innocence Evil

This Scheme of Work includes: Key content to cover A01 objectives A02 objectives A03 objectives Suggested resources Spellings Homework Best accompanied with Julius Caesar extract pack.

An outline of possible questions that could appear: Conflict and power poetry An Inspector Calls Macbeth Great Expectations

An introduction to poetry for KS3. Includes summaries, context and analysis, themes for each poem: The Knight's Tale Porphyria's lover Lady Macbeth Still I rise

Everything you need to study Julius Caesar. Includes Key Scenes Story Summary Plot Overview Storyboard Key definitions Quiz

Includes a clear plan: Introduction Language Structure Themes/ attitudes/ ideas Easy to follow with key quotations.

Key quotations + analysis included for Macbeth, Lady Macbeth + the witches. An excellent resource for students to get an overview of the play and great to use for quotation tests. My students memorise key quotes before assessments.

This resource helps KS3 prepare for the GCSE Language paper. Paper 1: Question 3 + Question 5 preparation. Extracts from autobiographies + model answers + success criteria.

Key quotations from key characters in the novel: Pip as a child and a gentleman Estella Miss Havisham Joe and Pip Jaggers Magwitch etc. This is the perfect resource for revision - it condenses a 59 chapter novel into a few pages. Clear, concise and easy to use!

This table explores: Context Language Structure

A clear table comparing both poems: Introduction Language Structure Themes/ideas/motifs Very easy to use/adapt with key quotations.

Everything you need to cover in Macbeth. This resource covers key scenes (e.g. Act 1, scene 7) for students to annotate. This pack includes context and model answers. It is a brilliant resource for students to revise from and practice unseen skills. I use this everyday with my GCSE students.

Everything you need to revise key themes in An Inspector Calls: Social class Social responsibility Gender inequality Younger vs Older generation Contrasts/ conflict Family relationships

This table includes key quotations, inferences and analysis.

This is an excellent resource to use with students when teaching question 5 (40 marks). This resource includes: Specimen question Persuasive/ argumentative writing models (Social media, Trump etc.) How to teach a Counter Argument Contrasting and additional connectives How to write an article etc. How to paragraph an argument correctly (TIPTOP) Model answers Students love to use this to help structure their writing - can be used in lessons and to set for homework.

This is a fun and great resource to use with any class. Ask students to create a book cover and blurb for any choice of book.