A3 double sided knowledge organiser for students to fill in for revision. Includes: Characters: Victor, the Monster, Captain Walton, Elizabeth, Clerval, deLacey family, Themes: Isolation, power, prejudice, love, family, appearances, humanity, nature, justice & revenge, knowledge & ambition Historical context: Conflicts between science & religion, ethics, scientific development, travel & exploration, Mary Shelley Literary context: The Gothic genre - playing on society’s greatest fears, conventions

A lesson for when students have finished/are part way through Frankenstein which will improve their links to context in their analysis. Includes extracts and high level model paragraph.

Lesson focusing on the themes of love, companionship and acceptance in Chapters 16 & 17. Includes A3 planning worksheet

Lesson focusing on extracts from Chapters 13-16 and the monster’s turn to malevolence as a result of his treatment by humans.

Lesson focusing on human behaviour and how Shelley presents humanity.

Focus on the monster’s first experiences in the world.

Lesson focusing on the monster’s perspective and the meeting between him and Victor.

Lessons on extracts from Chapters 5-7, with focus on Shelley’s use of pathetic fallacy. Includes high level model paragraph

A great creative writing lesson to use after students are part way through Frankenstein and have knowledge of the Gothic genre. Students plan and write their own Gothic narrative using images and prompts.

Lesson focusing on extract from Chapter 4 in which Victor has a nightmare

Lesson on extracts from Chapters 3 & 4, focusing on Victor Frankenstein’s creation of the monster and the impact it has on him.

Lesson on extracts from Chapters 1 & 2, focusing on Victor and his desire for knowledge. Includes high level model paragraph

Lesson covering Captain Walton’s 4th letter and his encounter with ‘the stranger’ Victor Frankenstein

Whole lesson on Captain Walton's 1st three letters, looking at theme of isolation and context of C19th exploration

Covering science, religion and ethics including Galvanism

Lesson covering literary context of Frankenstein - conventions and characters of the Gothic genre

Lesson on the theme of violence in Lord of the Flies - best for when the whole novel has been read & studied. Includes quote bank resource.

Whole lesson on the final chapter of Lord of the Flies, including exploration of irony