Are you teaching Keats’s Tragic Poems? Are you teaching A Level Literature? Are you learning the AQA specification? Are you getting to grips with how tragedy is portrayed in texts? Are you looking to develop your subject knowledge to ensure that you are successful when teaching A Level Literature? If your answer to the questions above is yes, then this resource will provide you with all the subject knowledge you need to be able to successfully teach Keats to your students at the highest level. With line by line analysis, not only will you feel confident when getting to grips with the poems, but you will also be able to provide your students with an excellent resource that will improve their analysis, and ultimately, their exam technique.

Are you teaching Keats’s Tragic Poems? Are you teaching A Level Literature? Are you learning the AQA specification? Are you getting to grips with how tragedy is portrayed in texts? Are you looking to develop your subject knowledge to ensure that you are successful when teaching A Level Literature? If your answer to the questions above is yes, then this resource will provide you with all the subject knowledge you need to be able to successfully teach Keats to your students at the highest level. With line by line analysis, not only will you feel confident when getting to grips with the poems, but you will also be able to provide your students with an excellent resource that will improve their analysis, and ultimately, their exam technique.

Are you teaching Keats’s Tragic Poems? Are you teaching A Level Literature? Are you learning the AQA specification? Are you getting to grips with how tragedy is portrayed in texts? Are you looking to develop your subject knowledge to ensure that you are successful when teaching A Level Literature? If your answer to the questions above is yes, then this resource will provide you with all the subject knowledge you need to be able to successfully teach Keats to your students at the highest level. With line by line analysis, not only will you feel confident when getting to grips with the poems, but you will also be able to provide your students with an excellent resource that will improve their analysis, and ultimately, their exam technique.

Key quotations in A Christmas Carol on key characters (Scrooge, Bob Cratchit, Fred, Jacob Marley, The Ghosts & minor characters) and key themes (poverty, Christmas, Christianity, Family & the supernatural).

Act 1 Storyboard of Othello, including key quotations.

Key quotations from Lord of the Flies key characters (Ralph, Jack, Piggy, Roger, the littluns, & Simon) and Key themes (civilisation and savagery, law and order, setting and the beast).

Key Quotations throughout Macbeth including key characters (Macbeth, Lady Macbeth, Banquo, King Duncan, Malcolm, The Witches & Macduff), Key themes (Appearance and reality, gender, symbolism and other significant elements).

Unseen Poetry scheme of work for Eduqas poetry. Week 1 (Unseen Poetry Part 1) - Those Bastards and Their Mansions by Simon Armitage and No Problem by Benjamin Zephaniah Week 2 ((Unseen Poetry Part 1) - Woman Work by Maya Angelou and I Had Rather be a Woman by Daphne Schiller Week 3 (Unseen Poetry Part 1) - Honour Killing by Imtiaz Dharker and Presents from my Aunt in Pakistan by Moniza Ali Week 4 (Unseen Poetry Part 1) - Kamikaze by Beatrice Garland and What Were They Like? by Denise Levertov Week 4 (Unseen Poetry Part 1) - Winter Swans by Owen Sheers and Neutral Tones by Thomas Hardy Mock - independent work for teacher feedback

Are you teaching Keats’s Tragic Poems? Are you teaching A Level Literature? Are you learning the AQA specification? Are you getting to grips with how tragedy is portrayed in texts? Are you looking to develop your subject knowledge to ensure that you are successful when teaching A Level Literature? If your answer to the questions above is yes, then this resource will provide you with all the subject knowledge you need to be able to successfully teach Keats to your students at the highest level. With line by line analysis, not only will you feel confident when getting to grips with the poems, but you will also be able to provide your students with an excellent resource that will improve their analysis, and ultimately, their exam technique.

An incredibly strong scheme of learning for Animal Farm with outstanding T&L embedded throughout from differentiation to assessment for learning and of learning activities. What’s included? In depth lessons for every chapter in Animal Farm. Key context for Animal Farm to GCSE level (including key concepts such as feminism, capitalism, communism and Marxism). Differentiated main tasks with stuck and challenge to help students access the main tasks and the higher ability students to be challenged. A range of activities including drama, S&L and essay based tasks. Clear learning journey slides with Learning objectives and phases to direct the learning. AFL tasks to test students’ understanding of knowledge and key concepts. A range of fun pace and challenge activities.

Key plot points and quotations for Othello.

This resource includes all key quotations in every scene with images to support key plot points for Othello.

Act 4 Storyboard of Othello, including key quotations.