A Level English Literature - a very useful and detailed introduction to Modernism as a movement. Outlines the key ideas, including important context and key quotations from influential Modernist writers/artists. Excellent to promote high level discussion in class. Made for Edexcel Poetry Exam but useful for any board studying modernist works.

A list of over 80 great books for KS4 and 5 readers. Also includes a brief summary of the plot/genre of each book. Useful to send to students and parents.

A list of over 100 great books for KS3 readers. Also includes a brief summary of the plot/genre of each book. Useful to send to out parents/students.

This handy list of literary terminology is in a grid with space for students to fill in/research a definition and an example of each technique so they don't forget! Very handy for revision or for building up students' literary vocabulary. The handout is split into general terminology, imagery, sound effects, poetry specific and drama specific sections for clarity.

All the context students need to know - and learn! - for the exam. Very high level content with specific historical, religious and biographical context to illuminate their discussion of the play. A Level English Literature, relevant to any board which requires specific context.

Key quotations per character (includes stage directions). These slides have blanks for pupils to fill in to check their learning!

Key quotations from the play for each character, neatly presented on each slide. Use with the PowerPoint which has the 'fill in the blanks' activity to check pupils have learnt them!

Key quotations for each character in the play, nicely laid out with space to annotate for effects around each quotation. Very handy revision resource.

English Language Paper 2 Exploring Effects and Impact. OCR practice exam paper. Extracts from 'The Bluest Eye' by Toni Morrison and 'Jane Eyre' by Charlotte Bronte. Complete set of Section A questions (including a strategic approach for how to answer them) as well as two imaginative tasks for Section B.

Extract from 'The Bluest Eye' by Toni Morrison. Great way of getting students to analyse use of language and its impact. Designed for OCR Paper 2 but versatile - can be used for any analysis practice. Also appropriate for A Level. Strategic approach to answering the question included.

English Language, Communicating Information and Ideas, OCR Paper 1 style exam. Includes two extracts: a review of Bronte's 'Jane Eyre' and an extract from a biography of Bronte. Complete with Section A questions and two non-fiction writing tasks for Section B.

Third lesson in the Greek Myth scheme of work. Spellings and Grammar activity. Main task is Speaking and Listening - each pupil is interviewed by their partner as the Greek god of their choice. Homework reflection included.

The second lesson in the Greek Myth scheme of work leads pupils to 'becoming' one of the gods on Mount Olympus. Spellings, Grammar activity as well as profiles on several gods from Hades to Hera.

A fantastic PowerPoint focusing on Zeus in this half-term long scheme of work on Greek Mythology. Includes Grammar activity, spellings, information card task (including sources for pupils to base their information on). Differentiated grids provided to support completion of the task included.

KS3 or GCSE. A list of key terminology needed when analysing poetry. Handy grid format so pupils can come up with their own definitions and examples to make it more memorable. Can be done as a class activity or individually/as homework.

Copy of the poem for pupils to annotate.

KS3 or GCSE. Two or three lessons worth of activities. This colourful and engaging PowerPoint leads pupils through the sonnet, exploring connotations, structural poetic devices as well as form. Leads pupils to produce an essay on Shakespeare's presentation of love (with an essay structure provided).