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.

How to create an effective book cover and blurb lesson. Includes examples and models and the template.

A phenomenal revision resource on exploring themes in Macbeth. This resource transformed my students knowledge on Macbeth and literature essays. Each Freytag's Pyramid includes: Key quotations, Analysis + Context 5 pyramids exploring: Ambition Evil Guilt Kingship + Justice Power + Corruption Fantastic to get students to complete as a group and then type up thematic pyramids as a class. Students love this resource and stick them up as posters as a form of revision. A MUST DO!

This is a fantastic resource to use with any class, as it focuses on basic and complex punctuation. It models the skill, then assesses their understanding and gives them an opportunity to practice. There are over 5 extended activities for students to choose from after they complete the SPaG activities. All activities are related to the new Spec GCSE English Language papers and can take up to 45 minutes to complete. I use this with students from year 7 - 12, and they find this a great independent activity.

This resource covers all key themes and characters in the 'An Inspector Calls.' This is a superb revision resource for students to remind themselves of key characters and themes - I use this every day with my students and they love it. There are key analysis tables for each character: Mr. Birling Mrs. Birling Sheila Eric Gerald Eva Smith Key context and model answers included. Key quotations and analysis included.

A summary of all the questions and how to approach them. Some easy acronyms to help them learn - great to set as a revision homework.

A fantastic revision table that breaks down key quotes + analysis. Covers context + language + structure + themes/ideas I completed this table with students for all 15 poems and this has become their main revision source for the exam.

Lessons including: A01 + A02 + A03 Looking at key extracts from Great Expectations (exposition). Best accompanied with the Great Expectations Resource Pack.

This Paper mocks the specimen paper: Character + thematic question on 'An Inspector Calls' + 'Never Let Me Go' Power + Conflict Poetry Question Unseen Poetry Comparative Poetry

I have made one for each of the key themes in Macbeth. Buy exploring themes in Macbeth for the range.

A comparative table that covers: Context Language Structure

Question on the theme of evil + extract on the witches. Ready to print and assess.

This resource models how to explore a theme independently. Great for silent revision and as a revision poster.

This Scheme of Work prepares students for their GCSE. Best accompanied with the Oliver Twist Resource Pack. Each week includes: A01 objectives A02 objectives A03 objectives Key content to cover Suggested resources Homework Spellings Assessment Tasks

This lesson breaks the two poems down into small chunks: Context Language Structure Themes/ attitudes and ideas An absolute must for revision! Students can stick these up as posters.

This lesson breaks the two poems down into small chunks: Context Language Structure Themes/ attitudes and ideas An absolute must for revision! Students can stick these up as posters.

ZIRFS Acronym to help students with question 2. Teaching students question 1+ 2

A week worth of lessons Lesson 1: Introduction to question 4. (Print slide 9 - specimen model answer). Lesson 2: Making personal judgements evidence based. (Print slide 17 – Orwell passage) Lesson 3: Being evaluative. (No printing) Lesson 4: Formative Assessment questions 1 – 4 (Print Animal Farm question paper attached) Lesson 6: Peer-Assess Formative Assessment questions 1 – 4 (Print mark-scheme attached)

Includes extract + question