1 x Information sheet explaining concise writing and containing practical tips. 1 x Concise writing worksheet - students are given sentences that they have to rewrite. Great to improve academic writing and practice proofreading. Includes answer sheet. 1 x Writing confidently info sheet / worksheet - gives brief info about writing confidently and includes a task where students evaluate examples of writing. Created for A-Level students but would also be suitable for GCSE students too.

Improve academic writing. 1 x Exam / Essay Question Key Terms including what is expected in an answer. 1 x Tips on answering the question throughout the answer. 2 x Answering the question tasks - students evaluate examples, learning what is effective when answering a question. Created for A-Level students but suitable for GCSE. Great for any subject where an essay response is needed.

1 x List of key quotes - ask your own questions or set tasks around. 1 x Key quotes analysis grid - quotes are included and students add own notes. 1 x Blank key quotes analysis grid - students can add their own quotes. 1 x Cut out flip book of key quotes - students can keep to help memorise important quotes. 1 x Key quote worksheet - includes quotes with questions.

1 x Original version with modern version - to help students understand what is being said in the prologue. 1 x Original version with modern version with definition of prologue and chorus, the purpose of the prologue and questions for students to consider about the prologue - great for encouraging students to start analysing the play. 1 x meaning match task - students match the parts of the original text to modern versions - used to help understanding. Includes answer sheet.

1 x Fact v. Opinion Introduction - students write their own definitions of fact and opinion and complete tasks to identify facts and opinions. 1 x Sentence worksheet - students identify fact and opinion in single sentences. 1 x Paragraph worksheet - students identify the fact and opinion in paragraphs. A good follow on exercise from the sentence worksheet. Created for Functional Skills students but can be used for Primary school or recap for high school students.

1 x Sample email - great for getting students to proofread, evaluate and amend formal emails. 1 x Sheet with 2 versions of the same email - ideal for students to compare a well-written formal email and a poorly written email. 1 x Email writing task - students have information and are asked to write an email using that information. Great for preparing for exams.

1 x Opening paragraphs sheet - gives basic information and tasks. 1 x Improving opening paragraphs task - students are encouraged to improve given examples. Great for learning to evaluate and proofread own work. 1 x Main paragraphs worksheet - giving basic information and includes tasks. 1 x Conclusions - gives basic information about what a conclusion should include. 1 x ConclusionTasks - students improve given examples. Created for Functional Skills students.

1 x Email Do’s and Dont’s - ideal for introducing the way to write formal emails. 1 x Email subject lines information and worksheet - includes information about what subject lines should be like and tasks for students to put that into practice. Great for learning to evaluate own writing too. 1 x blank email template plan. 1 x email checklist example - students can see one way to plan their writing.

Quick Recap / Introduction sheets focusing on author context and 3 theories of Wuthering Heights. 1 x Author context info sheet - listing significant points for students to consider and understand why certain characters or events happen in the novel. 1 x Info Sheet focused on Feminism. 1 x Info Sheet focused on Marxism. 1 x info Sheet focused on Structuralism Each info sheet gives a concise overview of feminism and interesting points to consider in the novel. These sheets are designed for A-Level students - to get students thinking about the theory and how it relates to Wuthering Heights.

1 x Giving a good presentation tips sheet - includes good practical advice. 1 x Blank presentation reflection log - students can reflect on what was good and what needs improvement and write down actionable ideas to improve their presentation. Space for teacher feedback too. 1 x group work sheet with 2 tasks (one for working in pairs and one for larger or whole class discussion). Created for GCSE students preparing for Speaking Exam.

Four worksheets / activities to refresh or recap word classes. Created for adult learners / Functional Skills students but can be used for all ages. 1 x word class table with definition and examples - I have students colour-code the groups. 1 x cut out word class terms - I use with groups of students, after cutting out I ask questions and students hold up the word to answer. 1 x Quick quiz - students circle the answer in a given sentence. 1 x Matching words to the word class.

1 x Information sheet with quick activities to introduce the basic concept of pronouns. 1 x Worksheet with several quick tasks. 1 x Revision / Recap worksheet with questions and tasks. 1 x Grid with pronouns for students / teachers to cut out - can be used as a flip book or teacher can ask questions and students hold up the word to answer. Created for high school / adult learners / Functional Skills students as a refresher / revision.

Three resources to introduce enjambment to students. 1 x Introduction to enjambment information sheet - gives basic information, examples, how to spot tips and some ideas about why writers use enjambment. 1 x Identify and Explain Enjambment worksheet using Ozymandias from the AQA War and Conflict Poetry Anthology. Students answer questions to encourage explanation of enjambment. 1 x empty grid for students to make notes about enjambment and add examples of their own.

1 x Oxymoron Introduction worksheet - students are encouraged to write the definition of oxymoron and identify examples. Includes answers. 1 x Oxymoron vs. juxtaposition information and worksheet - explaining the difference between the two and identifying both. 1 x Oxymoron and Juxtaposition information and worksheet - info in a table and a task to identify both. Great for GCSE / High school students.

1 x Imagery basics information sheet. 1 x Imagery introduction worksheet - gives students a good understanding of how writers use imagery. 1 x Identify and Explain Imagery worksheet - students identify the type of imagery used and devices that are used to create iamgery. (With answer sheet). Great for helping students: identify and explain imagery use in texts. write detailed, engaging descriptions and imagery in their own writing. Created for GCSE / High school students.

1 x Introduction to Alliteration and Sibilance - students write their own definition and example and learn to identify. 1 x Explaining alliteration and sibilance worksheet - grid-filling task to get students thinking about the different uses of alliteration and sibilance. Created for GCSE / High School students.