Four different worksheets that cover: Language Change (The seven stages) Descriptivist vs Prescriptivist approach Standardisation Morphological Derivation These worksheets contain various cartoon characters and colour to make them engaging for your students.

This lesson explores Lord of the Flies context and introduces students to the underlying themes of the novel. The lesson looks at a Banksy image an refers this back to the novel, it asks students to look at various book covers and infer what the novel might be about, it also explores context of William Golding and looks at the Coral Island as his inspiration. Students are also asked to consider the nature vs nurture approach. In the second lesson students read the first chapter of the book and consider what makes a good leader and do a brief character analysis. These are two full lessons that can be used with students or as a revision lesson.

Write the correct vowel to complete each word. This activity is a great activity to use alongside a phonics lesson, as homework or a revision activity. This is a dual coded activity.

Dual coded everyday action timetable is perfect for younger students or those with special educational needs (SEN). This timetable includes a range of everday activities alongside a colourful image.

All About Me worksheet. This is a great resource to help you get to know your students. The eye catching design ensures that these can be displayed within your classroom for your students to see. A lovely ice breaker activity or activity to get to know your students.

A full revision lesson looking over the content of An Inspector Calls. This lesson contains: Character analysis Staging choices Key quote analysis

This booklet contains a range of independent activities for students to complete when reading any book. These are aimed at KS3 students and include activities such as: Chapter overview questions Analysing quotes Freytag models Book cover design Character analysis Plot development Setting And many more! Independent reading general questions.

These gorgeous solar system book marks can be used as an educational resource as well as holding the space in your favourite book!

This pack contains seven weeks worth of home learning tasks, extension or challenge tasks for students. Each sheet contains three different tasks based around the book Lord of the Flies.

A worksheet containing the wonderful opening extract to Pride and Prejudice. Students colour code the senetence type boxes, then hunt for the sentences within the extract. Great for GCSE language revision. Great for OCR and AQA A level English Language revision.

Students hunt for different sentence types in an extract from Stephen King’s novel IT. A great resource for Halloween! Also great as a revision resource for GCSE and A level.

Students have a set amount of time (allocated by you) to complete the worksheet. They must provide definitions or examples of the word types on the sheet. An incredible revision resource for the OCR and AQA A level English exam.

Students are asked to spot the sentence elements within the sentences provided. All of the sentence elements are provided on the sheet as a reminder. A great resource for A level language AQA and OCR revision.

This can be used alongside the poem ‘Sadness’ in the book Long Way Down by Jason Reynolds to help with analysis. This worksheet is based on analysing key quotes from the poem. The other resource looks at the five stages of grief and how these link to the poem.

Two versatile question mats linking to Power and Conflict Poetry. Students can use these to play roll and retrieve, question bingo etc.

Students answer questions that link to the story A Christmas Carol. Students pot a red ball, then select a coloured, then go back to red. So on until all the balls are potted.

A revision crossword with clues based on the Shakespeare play Romeo and Juliet.

Students sort statements about the Shakespeare play Romeo and Juliet into true or false piles. This is a great game for revision, consolidating knowledge or homework.

A advent calendar that provides a new book recommendation everyday on the run up to Christmas! All books are based around the festive season and are aimed at KS3 to KS4 students within secondary school. A fun way to engage students in reading and promote pleasure for reading in school over December. This can be used as a whole school reading strategy and adapted to fit the reading needs of your students.

This thematic approach to A Christmas Carol allows students to track music throughout the novella. Exploring the context of music and Christmas Carols, linking it back t the novella and tracking music across all five staves.