<p>16 posters, each clearly defining a literary technique and including an example from commonly studied texts and simple image to aid understanding without distracting. Minimalist design and pastel colours.</p> <p>A4 portrait, but can be scaled up to A3. Colours optimised for printing.</p> <p>Literary techniques defined:</p> <ol> <li>Simile</li> <li>Metaphor</li> <li>Onomatopoeia</li> <li>Alliteration</li> <li>Symbolism</li> <li>Personification</li> <li>Pathetic fallacy</li> <li>Imagery</li> <li>Tone</li> <li>Repetition</li> <li>Listing</li> <li>Hyperbole</li> <li>Oxymoron</li> <li>Juxtaposition</li> <li>Dramatic irony</li> <li>Foreshadowing</li> </ol> <p>Examples are from:<br /> <em>Macbeth<br /> Romeo and Juliet<br /> Of Mice and Men<br /> Ozymandias<br /> The Woman in Black<br /> Jekyll and Hyde<br /> The Bone Sparrow<br /> Great Expectations</em></p>

<p>Eduqas GCSE content and some general knowledge questions on film and advertising. 7 rounds, answer slides, and tiebreaker question.</p> <p>Round 1: Complete the advertising slogan<br /> Round 2: Guess the film from the image<br /> Round 3: Link the theorists to their theories<br /> Round 4: The Archers<br /> Round 5: Quality Street and This Girl Can<br /> Round 6: Bond<br /> Round 7: Guess the film from the image part 2</p> <p>Answer slides<br /> Tiebreaker question.</p>

<p>Attractive images and summaries of the key three groups of characters in A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Ideal for KS3.</p> <p>Ready to use as a handout to stick in A4 exercise books; could also be used for posters or PowerPoints.</p>

<p>Eye-catching A4 posters for each of the poems in the WJEC / Eduqas Poetry Anthology for GCSE English, each including a key image or idea from the poem. Can be used for a classroom display, revision resources or revision aids, or for PowerPoints. In ready to print, high-quality PDF format.</p>

<p>Black female authors display - ideal for an English classroom and/or Black History Month display, especially given 2023’s focus, Saluting Our Sisters. Features Zadie Smith, Maya Angelou, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Nella Larsen, and Warsan Shire, with quotes from interviews or their writing.</p>