Four different worksheets focusing on word classes.

A worksheet with questions based on checking learning of chapter one.

A lesson based on Jacks descent into savagery, students create a mask focusing on symbolism and Jacks changing character.

An amazing activity for KS3 and 4 students! They have to escape the room answering questions based around the book ‘Ghost Boys’ by Jewell Parker Rhodes.

Symbols that students can link to the play An Inspector Calls.

Essay plan sheet for the question ‘How Priestley presents Mr Birling as a character?’

A worksheet based off exploding (analysing) quotes from the Lord of the Flies chapter ‘Painted Faces and Long Hair.’

Symbolism worksheet for the book Lord of the Flies for the chapter painted faces and long hair.

A worksheet based on the character Uncle Mark from the book Long Way Down.

Essay question with small extract on how the character of Roger is presented. Includes prompts, challenge and writing frame.

Writing a letter from Uncle Mark to Will. Letter template - Long Way Down.

Quotes from A Monster Calls chapter three for students to analyse.

A worksheet based on symbolism linked to the character Uncle Mark from the book A Long Way Down.

A Monster Calls worksheet for Conor’s character in chapter three of the book.

Questions for students to answer based on revision of An Inspector Calls Act one.

A worksheet with questions around chapter two of Lord of the Flies.

This worksheet is designed to recap over language techniques. Students are prompted to give an example and a definition of a range of language techniques.

This is a roll & retrieve activity for An Inspector Calls. Instructions: Students simply roll the dice twice in order to land on a section of the grid. They then answer the question in the square of the grid that they land on. They then roll again and continue the same process. This is a great way to incorporate retrieval practice into the classroom and can also be used as a revision game.

This is a roll & retrieve grid that your students can use for retrieval practice. Instructions: The dice is rolled twice and matches up to a topic, this process is then repeated. Once two topics have been selected these are then written into the table and a link between the two topics is made. This is a fun way to incorporate revision and retrieval practice into your classroom. This activity is great to be used as a stand alone task or as a competitive revision game.

A Virtual Reading Corner for students to come and access online Ebooks, get an update on what you are reading and have a safe space in which they feel inspired to pick up a book and read.