Five examples of nineteenth century unseen prose for CCEA English Literature Unit 1. Various different classic prose examples that can be analysed to look at characters feelings, how they engage the reader and the language techniques that the writer has used.

A worksheet that has all of the key character quotes that focuses on Mollie. The worksheet is made of a grid that allows room for an analysis of techniques and a further explanation. This is great for GCSE studies of the George Orwell’s Animal Farm.

A worksheet that has all of the key character quotes that focuses on Boxer, Mollie, Mr Jones, Napoleon, Old Major, Snowball and Squealer. The worksheet is made of a grid that allows room for an analysis of techniques and a further explanation. This is great for GCSE studies of the George Orwell’s Animal Farm.

A grid that has all of the key quotes about Carlson down the left hand side. The other two columns are for technique identification and explanation.

A detailed analysis of Robert Frost’s poem, Going For Water. Key poetic devices and themes are analysed. I use this for teaching AS-Level pupils.

A scene by scene list of the key quotes that describe Stella in Tennessee Williams' play 'A Streetcar Named Desire'. The grid is set up to allow room for the analysis or extra notes on each quote. Great for A2 and AS-Level revision and teaching of the play.

A sample essay answering whether the tragic outcome of the two plays was due to a failure of leadership in King Lear and the Burial at Thebes. This answer draws upon specific quotes and context in order to create an informed explanation. Suitable for A2 Level/A Level students studying these plays.

A list of key quotes from Act One which pupils can then analyse.

A scene by scene list of the key quotes that describe Stanley in Tennessee Williams' play 'A Streetcar Named Desire'. The grid is set up to allow room for the analysis or extra notes on each quote. Great for A2 and AS-Level revision and teaching of the play.

Notes include an analysis of the different forms of sin that occur in Geoffrey Chaucer’s The Pardoner’s Tale. This includes the Seven Deadly Sins, Gambling and Swearing etc. The notes are extensive and analyse main episodes, quotes and context in regards to sin. These notes will help to make an informed answer about the theme of sin.

A bundle with a terms PPT that goes along with the unseen poetry notes. Notes are extensive and cover all poetic terms and what the exam is wanting you to include. Another document has examples of GCSE standard poems to analyse.

This is a fully comprehensive list of potential essay titles/topics for students studying Of Mice and Men.The worksheet is divided into different character sections and a list of thematic questions. This has successfully been used for GCSE students.

A worksheet that has all of the key character quotes that focuses on Snowball. The worksheet is made of a grid that allows room for an analysis of techniques and a further explanation. This is great for GCSE studies of the George Orwell’s Animal Farm.

A bundle of key quote grids for each character in Of Mice and Men. Left hand side has the quote then there are two columns for techniques and explanation.

The following activities and resources are included in the bundle: An extract about the First Thanksgiving Feast in America followed by comprehension questions based on the extract that tests a range of skills. An Acrostic Poem worksheet that allows pupils to write down things that they are thankful for. An Unscramble Worksheet that has scrambled words typically associated with Thanksgiving. A Thanksgiving Wordsearch to find words associated with Thanksgiving.

This is a short passage with questions that test a variety of skills that focus on Chinese New Year.

Add the spring lambs together in the pen.

An excellent resource that outlines all of the relevant quotations that can be used to study and analyse the character of Sheila.

An excellent resource with all quotations used to analyse and study the character of Eric.

An essay that explores whether or not Napoleon can be considered a strong leader. The quotes have been thoroughly analysed for linguistic techniques. This can be used as an excellent example to know how to structure essays at GCSE.