A worksheet analysing Romeo and Mercutio’s attitudes towards violence in Act 3 Scene 1 of Romeo and Juliet, focusing on subject terminology and single word analysis.

A lesson exploring how Eva Smith is presented in the play and the significance of her character. Photocopiable resources included. Suitable for mid to high ability KS4.

A lesson exploring the character of Gerald Croft and how he is portrayed in the play, looking at key quotations and focusing on language analysis. Photocopiable resource included. Appropriate for mid to high ability KS4.

Four lessons covering Stave 3 of A Christmas Carol (The Ghost of Christmas Present, The Cratchits, Christmas celebrations, Ignorance and Want) with photocpiable resources for each lesson. Explores language, character, theme and context with some exam practice. Suitable for use with mid and high ability KS4.

Two lessons worth of activities to aid students with the revision of Romeo’s character, testing knowledge recall, analysis of key quotations, close reading of extracts and writing skills.

Two lessons focusing in depth on the opening of Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry. Lesson 1 focuses on identifying explicit and implicit information Lesson 2 focuses on close language analysis

A lesson exploring the poem Anthem For Doomed Youth by Wilfred Owen, with differentiated questions to help develop understanding of the vocabulary, language devices and themes explored in the poem.

Three lessons guiding students through English Language Paper 1, Section A, using the June 2019 paper (The Mill). Lessons include: Mark schemes Exemplar responses Assessment Criteria Guided Practice

Two lessons exploring the poem Exposure by Wilfred Owen from the GCSE AQA Power and Conflict poetry cluster. Lessons cover the context,key vocabulary, analysis of the poem and the opportunity for extended writing on the theme of conflict.

Two lessons on Act 2 Scene 2 of Romeo and Juliet. The first lesson looks at Romeo’s soliloquy and explores how far he is presented as a hopeless romantic The second focus on how Shakespeare uses language to present Juliet’s feelings Photocopiable resources included.

A lesson exploring how Scrooge’s childhood is presented through Dickens’ use of language and how this might begin to change the reader’s opinion on the character of Scrooge.

Two lessons exploring the significance of the thieves stealing the belongings of the dead man and how the Cratchits are presented in Stave 4 of A Christmas Carol. Worksheets included.

A lesson exploring how far the character of Romeo is presented as a hopeless romantic, comparing and contrasting his attitude to love with that of the other characters within the play, building students to writing an exam response.

A series of 5 lessons exploring how Macbeth follows the conventions of Tragedy, focusing on the tragic plot structure, Macbeth as a tragic hero and the supernatural elements in the play. Lessons cover key vocabulary, language analysis, context and compare adaptations.

A lesson inviting pupils to draw comparisons between Kamikaze and The Charge of the Light Brigade from the AQA Power and Conflict poetry cluster and write their own comparative responses, with worksheets provided.

A glossary of key literary terminology and examples from Romeo and Juliet, with space for students to add their own. Excellent as a revision resource.

Two lessons worth of resources to assist students with the revision of Juliet’s character, testing knowledge of key quotations, plot, and close language analysis.

A lesson guiding pupils through how to approach poetry comparison for the AQA Power and Conflict cluster, focusing on Storm on the Island and The Prelude. Photocopiable resources included.

A lesson exploring the context of An Inspector Calls and what life was like in the Edwardian era. Useful as an introductory lesson to the text.

A lesson exploring how Arthur Birling is presented in the play, particularly with a close look at AO2 language analysis. Photocopiable resources included. Suitable for mid to high ability KS4.