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Motif of blood timeline Macbeth
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Motif of blood timeline Macbeth

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A timeline charting Shakespeare’s use of the motif of blood across the play. Also contains a revision sheet with key quotations for 6 other motifs: hands, clothing, illness, darkness, animals and sleep.
Catrin
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Catrin

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Handy revision sheet on Catrin for the Edexcel poetry anthology contains a question sheet 10 exploratory questions about the poem and an answer sheet with thoughtful and perceptive answers to the analytical questions. Also contains a model exam response comparing how tension is presented in Catrin and The Class Game.
Animal Farm - Tracing characters and themes
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Animal Farm - Tracing characters and themes

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2 page Animal Farm revision worksheet. Page 1 has 3 key quotations for each of the main characters and themes which have been carefully selected from roughly the start, the middle and end of the novella for students to comment on and analyse to help them show knowledge of the whole text. On page 2 there is then a writing frame to guide students on how to write these plans up as 3 paragraph responses covering the whole text. This resource has been successful at supporting students looking to achieve grades 4-6.
Reading intervention comprehension: Captain America
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Reading intervention comprehension: Captain America

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Part of a series of superhero-themed comprehension worksheets from a reading intervention I ran with Year 6 and Year 7, this text focuses on Captain America from the Marvel franchise. Students read the 500 word text and answer the comprehension questions. The answers are included.
Using Show not Tell to convey a character's emotions
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Using Show not Tell to convey a character's emotions

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A worksheet to help guide students on how use show not tell to convey a character’s emotions. Students study the way ‘show not tell’ is used in the 5 sample paragraphs which cover 5 different emotions. I recommend putting these examples under a visualiser. I then ask students to produce their own paragraph in the same style selecting from a choice of 4 complex emotions.
Remains Revision Sheet
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Remains Revision Sheet

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Revision sheet (aimed at grade 7-9 students) which provides an overview and detailed analysis of 7 key quotations in Remains by Simon Armitage from the Power and Conflict cluster. Also contains analysis of the impact of enjambment and caesura in the poem.
Appositive Phrases: Animal Farm
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Appositive Phrases: Animal Farm

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Using appositive phrases in your English literature responses will improve the sophistication of your writing. If used correctly, they will impress your examiner. Here are some examples on how to use appositive phrases when writing about the 6 main characters in Animal Farm.
Charge of the light brigade revision sheet
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Charge of the light brigade revision sheet

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A revision sheet for Charge of the Light Brigade by Tennyson for the AQA Power and Conflict anthology. It contains an overview of the poem, detailed analysis of 7 quotations which embeds A02 and A03 analysis and a detailed exploration of the effect of the dactylic dimeter structure.
Grade 9 Paper 2 Question 5 AQA November 2018 Cars
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Grade 9 Paper 2 Question 5 AQA November 2018 Cars

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A grade 9 response to the AQA November 2018 Paper 2 Question 5 about cars. It starts with a powerful and detailed anecdote to explain why I agree with the statement. It considers and then dismisses the counter argument. It provides a solution. It ends with a return to the powerful anecdote from the start to gain high makrs for sophisticated organisation and structure. Vocabulary and punctuation is sophisticated throughout.
Hamlet Plot Storyboard
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Hamlet Plot Storyboard

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Simple plot storyboard for Hamlet which breaks the plot down into 20 plot points to help students gain a basic understanding of the narrative.
Jekyll and Hyde 24 key quotations for GCSE
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Jekyll and Hyde 24 key quotations for GCSE

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A revision sheet for 24 key quotations from Jekyll and Hyde. It includes thoughtful explanations on the three key themes of the novel: Duality - 8 quotations Morality - 8 quotations Appearance versus reality - 8 quotations Designed to fit snugly onto an A3 or A4 sheet for ease of printing.
Reading Comprehension: Spiderman
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Reading Comprehension: Spiderman

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Part of a series of superhero-themed comprehension worksheets from a reading intervention I ran with Year 6 and Year 7, this text focuses on Iron Man’s origins from the Marvel franchise. Students read the 500 word text and answer the comprehension questions. The answers are included.
Using a motif for Paper 1 Question 5
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Using a motif for Paper 1 Question 5

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Using a motif is a great way to gain marks for structure and organisation in Paper 1 question 5. This resource contains 4 high grade examples of how to use a motif for Paper 1 Question 5. They are responses to the November 2021 question: write a story about a new beginning. Example 1: Motif is turquoise candle Example 2: Motif is a broken pocket watch Example 3: Motif is a silver key Example 4: Motif is tulips. Also contains 3 examples that use an object as a motif in drop, shift, zoom, leave narratives. This is a great resource for modelling how to use motifs so students can then go on to choose their own object to develop across the text.