A worksheet that has all of the key character quotes that focuses on Mr Jones. The worksheet is made of a grid that allows room for an analysis of techniques and a further explanation. This is great for GCSE studies of the George Orwell’s Animal Farm.

A worksheet that has grids for ‘for’ and ‘against’ grids which allows the pupils to brainstorm their ideas for particular topics. These topics are relevant for this age and could easily come up in CCEA English Language Unit 1 or other persuasive writing assessments.

A grid that has all of the key quotes about George down the left hand side. The other two columns are for technique identification and explanation.

This is an A* example of how Crooks is presented by John Steinbeck as a powerless victim throughout Of Mice and Men. The essay explores how linguistic techniques are used to present the character. This is a great example to show how pupils should be structuring their essays.

18 Examples of 2018 DVD releases with covers and blurbs to analyse for multi-modal texts and advertising language examples.

An excellent resource with all of the quotations to describe Mrs Birling.

A detailed analysis of the variety of dramatic methods that Tennessee Williams uses in his play 'A Streetcar Named Desire'. The notes include quotes that support the different methods that are used. Great for AS-Level and A2-Level. All dramatic methods have been outlined and their effect.

An analysis of the theme and idea of relics in Geoffrey Chaucer’s The Pardoner’s Tale. The notes contain the main episodes in regards to relics, analysis of quotes and an exploration into the context of relics and the Church. Notes suitable for A2 Level/A-Level Students studying English Literature.

Excellent, high quality and detailed notes on each of the scenes of the play. Used for A-Level students. Picks out and analyses key quotes on certain characters and themes.

A PPT that is very detailed about each theme throughout the play along with particular quotes and examples to illustrate the points. Each theme is well explained and in a lot of detail for GCSE standard responses.

This is a document with 25 examples of book blurbs from a variety of genres e.g. classics, horror, adventure. I have used this with both KS3 and GCSE to analyse the persuasive language that writers have used to persuade readers to buy their books. Each example has specific devices that pupils can identify and explain their effect.

A worksheet that has all of the key character quotes that focuses on Old Major. The worksheet is made of a grid that allows room for an analysis of techniques and a further explanation. This is great for GCSE studies of the George Orwell’s Animal Farm.

A grid that has all of the key quotes about Lennie down the left hand side. The other two columns are for technique identification and explanation.

Key character quotes about Curley. Quotes are on left hand side then there are two columns for techniques and explanation.

Very detailed notes on the key themes of ‘An Inspector Calls’.

Detailed line by line analysis of The Man He Killed by Thomas Hardy

I have used all of these worksheets and presentations to analyse war poetry at KS3 level. The presentations include context and analysis of the poems and the worksheets allow for further annotation. One worksheet can also be sued for group work to analyse the poems in stanzas. A presentation and worksheet focus on how to effectively compare and structure the two pieces of war poetry.

A bundle of chapter by chapter notes that analyse characters, themes and plot. Key quotes from the novel also included. Detailed for A-Level purposes.

Five examples of nineteenth century unseen prose for CCEA English Literature Unit 1. Various different classic prose examples that can be analysed to look at characters feelings, how they engage the reader and the language techniques that the writer has used.

A worksheet that has all of the key character quotes that focuses on Mollie. The worksheet is made of a grid that allows room for an analysis of techniques and a further explanation. This is great for GCSE studies of the George Orwell’s Animal Farm.