Now updated - two new files, tweaked ever so slightly to reflect the wording of the two new clusters - Love and Relationships and Power and Conflict. For use with the Character and Voice section; I have found it useful to blow this up to A3 and have students fill in using different colours for points, quotations, and analysis. Useful for mixed ability groups - for high ability I set an extra task for students to develop comparisons and contrasts further.

For use with CIE 0486 IGCSE English Literature, five extracts from Austen's novel. They are a little longer than the extracts usually provided in the examination but good for practice and close analysis. Particularly good blown up to A3 and annotated in beautiful colours!

Some brief notes to prompt students in their reading of Scene One.

A handy wordsearch for the end of year - I have a very able Y8 class who will use this, but could be distributed to year 9-11 as well; possibly even 6th form. There is no theme or pattern to the novels; of course there are many classics not included!

Some background information on the settings (time and place) of Williams’ play. Simple overview of the concepts of the vieux riche and nouveau riche to give students an insight into the world that Blanche has had to leave behind (and that Stella has run from). Used with an A Level class as a general overview - ‘lecture style’ with a few opportunities for class discussion.

Designed to help students studying the CIE 0992 IGCSE English Literature syllabus, the attached PPT contains annotations of the poem plus a few more general notes.

Designed for use with CIE 0990 English Language, this handout helps students by summarising the key features of the six forms of writing in which they can be asked to respond.

Designed for use with CIE IGCSE English Literature 0486 (2019) and 0992 (2020), this resource encourages students to look carefully at a range of details used to create the character of Bounderby. Starts with a great clip from Monty Python - the ‘Yorkshiremen’ sketch! This resource was designed for an able group and therefore includes additional terminology more often found in language study, but could easily be adapted to support less able students. The extracts from the novel are included - these were printed in the middle of an A4 sheet and students annotate. Lastly… please excuse my messy board handwriting - I have left it in place to give you an idea how the tasks could be completed.

A quick settling activity asking students to label places important to setting for Austen's novel. Can be used as an introduction to considering the relevance of setting to Austen's overall message.

A simple fill-in-the-boxes activity to help students understand the relationships between different characters in Austen's novel.

A worksheet to start students off in their exploration of characterisation - with a (very) few quotations in the first boxes as examples.

An overview of the plot. I used this after watching a film version as an introduction to the novel; however, it could just as easily be used post-reading or as a revision quiz. Includes teacher answers as the third page.

Fifteen questions designed to develop students' independent research skills - three websites are linked and all answers can be found through using these. Websites checked for accuracy in March 2017.

A detailed time line with approximate dates for the major events of Mansfield Park. Covers three pages. Revision tasks: A few blanks to be filled in - add as many more as you would like! Students to add chapter or page references Increase to A3 size to add more relevant quotations

A series of examination style questions designed for CIE 0486 IGCSE English Literature. Extracts have had to be removed due to copyright but are available here free of charge: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/-mansfield-park-extracts-for-analysis-11608893

Includes a multi-stage revision timeline, firstly using the traditional Look, Cover, Check method, then moving on to a scaffold adding details for students to fill in. Good post-reading revision to familiarise students with the plot in chronological order.

A scheme of work for a highly motivated and able Year 10 group. For classes less inclined to read independently, I would either flip the class work with the prep/homework or extend the SoW to allow some time for in class reading. Designed for CIE 0486 - IGCSE English Literature.

A detailed pair of lessons - can be split over more than two if necessary - exploring how students can analyse narrative techniques for IGCSE English Literature. Includes sample paragraphs, as well as worked examples from Chapter 3 of the novel. This extract and others also available as free activity worksheets.

An introduction to the concept of studying ‘Drama’ texts, with analysis of the opening dialogue of the play focusing on how Miller introduces Parris. Designed for CIE IGCSE English Literature 0992, but could be used with other syllabuses.

A lengthy test comprising 33 questions - feel free to cut out and cut down to suit your needs! Question types include: multiple choice, cloze, quotation analysis, identification of characters. Includes teacher answers.