Othello key quotations on themes with analysis. Good as a revision aid. A2 level

Wife of Bath detailed analysis of extract on the Tale on theme of gentellisse. Links made to A01.2.3.4

Question of the opening of the Wife’s tale with selected reference quotations to use as a springboard for discussion and to linking to other parts of the text. Key quotations of the Wife’s insatiable sexual appetite also included. A2 Level

PEE chain lesson plan and activity for year 8 students. Starter PEE chain is provided along with key adjectives to help students start forming their own PEE chain.

Detailed analysis of Act 2 synopsis. Two in depth power points covering all the key elements in these scenes. A level resource.

Four in depth power points providing a thorough analysis and synopsis of Act 3 of Othello. A level.

Four detailed power points providing an in depth analysis of Act scene 1, 2 and 3. Key quotation analysis power point and an accompanying worksheet on key quotations.

Detailed mark scheme for exploring the character of Othello for A2 level . Links made out to each AO1,2,3,4,5

Detailed plan on the differing attitudes to marriage. Extract based. Looking at the contrasting perceptions of love , marriage and loyalty between Desdemona and Emilia. Detailed notes covering A01,2,3,4,5.

Power point on Othello looking at the assessment objectives, imagery, key themes and methods to look out for. A2 level.

Context of Othello power point for A2 Level.

Introduction to the Prologue questions along with notes on key features of a sermon, confessio and reductio ad absurdum. A2 LEVEL.

GCSE Functional writing power point . Foces on effective opening and closings with exemplar introductions and conclusions. For KS4 pupils.

List of quotations of animal imagery used in the Prologue. Pupils to write a detailed analysis of each. The first two have been completed in significant detail. A2 LEVEL.

Attention to the language and style of the Wife of Bath. Key quotations and cited references for pupils to find themselves. Proverbial expressions, narrative techniques, themes, imagery, tones and methods explored. Pupils have a specific task to find examples of each as well as examples provided.

Detailed notes on Chaucer’s ‘The Wife of Bath’, covering the entire poem.

AS Frankenstein powerpoints x 4. Great revision tools and to consolidate the key points in the opening four letters.