1 x Chronological order worksheet using sentences. 1 x Chronological order worksheet using paragraphs. You get two versions of each worksheet. One as a cut out and rearrange activity and one where students just need to write down the order of the story. Ideal for GCSE / High School students. Great for teaching about the structure of texts.

1 x Information sheet about the structure of conclusions in an essay with example and questions. 1 x Example conclusions for students to evaluate - the aim is to get students finding for themselves what makes a good conclusion. 1 x Do’s and Dont’s of writing a conclusion with tips and strategies for writing them. Created for A-Level students but would also be suitable for GCSE / adult learners.

2 x foreshadowing worksheets. Great for helping students to identify and explain foreshadowing. Ideal for GCSE / High School students.

2 x Literal v. Figurative Language Worksheets. Full instructions are included along with aims so that the student knows why they are completing the tasks. Ideal for GCSE / High School students. Great for helping students to develop language analysis.

Four worksheets / activities to refresh or recap word classes. Created for adult learners / Functional Skills students but can be used for all ages. 1 x word class table with definition and examples - I have students colour-code the groups. 1 x cut out word class terms - I use with groups of students, after cutting out I ask questions and students hold up the word to answer. 1 x Quick quiz - students circle the answer in a given sentence. 1 x Matching words to the word class.

1 x List of key quotes - ask your own questions or set tasks around. 1 x Key quotes analysis grid - quotes are included and students add own notes. 1 x Blank key quotes analysis grid - students can add their own quotes. 1 x Cut out flip book of key quotes - students can keep to help memorise important quotes. 1 x Key quote worksheet - includes quotes with questions.

Outline of Paper 1 and Paper 2 of AQA GCSE English Literature exam. Includes: Basic information - allocated marks, exam times, approx. time on each question, structure of exam. Simplified mark scheme. General tips. Structure guide. Ideal to talk through with students in class and give as a handout for revision.

1 x Main themes table. 1 x Characters table. Tables include the theme and characters. Students fill in the other columns in the table - making notes on how the theme is shown in the play or giving a description of the characters and providing a quote as evidence. Ideal for students to complete as they read the play or as revision.

AQA GCSE English Language paper 2 mock exam. Follows the structure of the AQA exam. Great for practicing timings and answering exam style questions.

2 x Worksheets about Tone. Created to help students understand and identify tone. Includes aims so students know why they are being asked to complete tasks. Ideal for GCSE / High School students.

2 x Which Sentence? Worksheets. Students are asked to link one of sentences to a given emotion or image, then think about why they chose that sentence. Full instructions are given on the worksheet, making it perfect for homework. Includes aims, so the student knows why they are completing the tasks. Ideal for GCSE / High School students. Great for developing skills in language analysis.

1 x Extract from a health leaflet giving advice. 1 x Two page Exam Style Questions. Based on AQA Functional Skills Level 1 Exam. Created for Functional Skills students.

A selection of worksheets and activities to help students with descriptive writing / creative writing. Includes: Writing to describe information sheet (great for introducing descriptive writing). A table containing descriptive words - students are encouraged to use given words in a sentence and add synonyms, to expand vocabulary. Cut Out Task - Students are given a selection of words to cut out and then: add the appropriate word to a list of given sentences or sentences given by the teacher / add words to a brainstorm. Can also be used for spelling tests. Describing Using Senses Quick Task / Warm-Up - students are given some places/events to describe using the senses. 3 x Describing using features worksheets - Students are given a picture to describe and are encouraged to create a word bank and use various features that would be suitable (great for GCSE exam practice). Created for GCSE students but would be great for any year at high school or A-Level.

1 x grid using 6 Ws (Who, What, Where, When, Why, How) to help students generate ideas for creative writing. 1 x grid using senses (sight, sound, smell, taste, touch and feelings) to help students generate ideas. Great for descriptive writing. Can be used alongside your own creative writing tasks.

1 x New Word Glossary Table. Created to help students to expand their vocabulary. Students are encouraged to write down words that are new to them, find the definition and use the word in a sentence.