A range of activities that could be used as revision or as homework. I used it with a higher ability class.

A resource that looks at the setting and background. Designed for a lower ability group as an introduction to the play.

Explores the language and imagery of the poem.

Could be used as a revision tool. Based on an extract from 'The Monkey's Paw' followed by AQA exam style questions.

Contains several activities for revision including: a venn diagram, a themes cart and exam style question. Made with AQA Conflict poetry but could be adapted for different exam boards.

A resource exploring The Extract from the Prelude from the AQA Syllabus (but maybe suitable for other exam boards). Explores the poem and includes a variety of activities. The poem starts- 'One summer evening (led by her) I found A little boat tied to a willow tree'

A quick run through of the use of punctuation with some practice activities.

Based on the AQA relationship poetry, this resource looks at the main themes in the poem and leads to an exam style question.

Looks at different accents and dialects found in the UK.

A short story and worksheet to help encourage good listening skills.

Activities which explore the poem.

Gothic short story, copy of the story, power point activities and some starter questions

Wordsearch and crossword to revise An Inspector Calls

Looking at what is meant by morals through fables and modern day scenarios.

An introduction to literary monsters includes a short passage from Frankenstein but could be used with other texts.

Explores the poem.

With a focus on non-fiction this resource examines life in the 19th Century based on a description of Dickens' young life. Could be used as exam prep or as a context lesson.

<p>A review quiz on the novel "A Kestrel for a Knave" in the style of jeopardy where the students have the answer and need to come up with the question.This novel is also a 1969 movie "Kes"</p>

<p>handouts that sorts the main characters of the play.</p>

<p>A quick quiz on the first couple of chapters of the novel. A good starter or wrap up.</p>11th and 12th grade appropriate.