A collection of academic reading material from the first ten chapters of ‘Oliver Twist’.

A formatted document with suggested cover tasks for ‘An Inspector Calls’. All use the Oak National lessons.

A question by question breakdown booklet of the LP1 Section A ‘The Sound of Thunder’, complete with models, stucture strips, whole-class feedback, vocabulary banks, re-draft templates, and much more!

A post-assessment sequence exploring how to compare ‘Ozymandias’ with ‘Exposure’ (or other poems if edited) and structuring an academic response. Contains: a copy of the poem to live model annotate, a comparison grid, example answers, how to craft an introduction, and space to re-draft a response.

A fully-resourced lesson emulating Dickensian writing and crafting a description of a villain.

5 whole-class feedback sheets easily adapted for different topics and classes.

Weekly intervention booklet exploring literary characters through academic reading steps.

A lesson to develop the ability to prepare a text and answer questions one and two for AQA Language Paper 1 through exploration of ‘A Christmas Carol’ and the arrival of Jacob Marley.

A six-week reading booklet with space for teacher differentiation.

A collection of assessment resources to assess students on their ability to make inferences on a character in Fantasy fiction.

Resources reflecting on Romeo and Juliet knowledge.

A collection of knowledge recall starters for KS3, complete with print outs for all students if necessary.

An exploration of characterisation in Chapter 4 of ‘The Woman In Black’.

A double lesson exploring Gothic settings with a focus on ‘The Little Stranger’ and ‘Rebecca’. All resources are included in the PowerPoint and formatted for books.

A single lesson (easily adapted to two with analytical response) exploring the context, message, and poetic devices in the poem, Valentine. Aimed at a MA/HA Year 8 class.

A Fantasy fiction lesson exploring the appearance of Gollum to develop annotation and inference skills.

A detailed lesson developing inferences on Frankenstein’s Monster to develop knowledge of Gothic characterisation.

A single lesson exploring characterisation in ‘Dracula’ with a focus on developing understanding of the Gothic genre.