Excellent resource that analyzes 15 poems: 60-PAGE DOCUMENT<br /> 1. Anthem For Doomed Youth<br /> 2. Attack<br /> 3. Because I Could Not Stop For Death<br /> 4. Cold In The Earth<br /> 5. Elegy For My Father's Father<br /> 6. For Heidi With Blue Hair<br /> 7. Friend<br /> 8. Meeting At Night<br /> 9. My Parents<br /> 10. One Art<br /> 11. Praise Song For My Mother<br /> 12. Reservist<br /> 13. Song: Tears, Idle Tears<br /> 14. The Trees<br /> 15. The Trees Are Down<br /> <br /> It is everything you need for IGCSE Literature Poetry Section.<br /> <br /> Don't forget to leave a review if it helped you! Let me know what to improve! Thanks a lot!

Question Reference: IGCSE First Language English Workbook<br /> Narrative Writing: Write a story which involves an explosion<br /> Excellent example of narrative writing that uses tenses, flashbacks, and other elements.<br /> Could be printed and distributed to class to analyse and identify the elements that make it a good narrative piece and also the elements that are missing.

An excellent resource (for students &amp; teachers) that explores 10 main themes of the novel in depth. These themes are:<br /> 1. Duty<br /> 2. Marriage<br /> 3. Birth Order<br /> 4. Evils of Primogeniture<br /> 5. City v.s. Country<br /> 6. Nature v.s. Nurture<br /> 7. Social Mobility<br /> 8. Wealth and Poverty<br /> 9. Education<br /> 10. Women's Status

An excellent presentation that explores the poem's various aspects such as:<br /> 1. Context<br /> 2. Subject(Objective)<br /> 3. Themes<br /> 4. Tone<br /> 5. Voice<br /> 6. Content<br /> 7. Structure<br /> 8. Language<br /> 9. Techniques<br /> <br /> For a sample of my work, check out Anthem for Doomed Youth which is a free resource.

An excellent compilation of ALL characters that appear in Merchant of Venice. This includes the P.E.E Method: Point, Evidence, Evaluation. The characters included are:<br /> <br /> Shylock<br /> Portia<br /> Antonio<br /> Bassanio<br /> Salerio &amp; Solanio<br /> Gratiano &amp; Nerissa<br /> Princes of Morocco and Arragon<br /> Launcelot &amp; Old Gobbo<br /> Lorenzo &amp; Jessica

Question Reference: IGCSE First Language English Workbook<br /> Descriptive Writing: Think of a place you've always wanted to visit. Describe how you see it in your imagination.<br /> Excellent example of descriptive writing that uses imagery, literary devices, and other elements.<br /> Could be printed and distributed to class to analyse and identify the elements that make it a good descriptive piece and also the elements that are missing.

Question Reference: IGCSE First Language English Workbook<br /> Descriptive Writing: Write a story with a title &lt;&gt;<br /> Excellent example of descriptive writing that uses imagery, literary devices, and other elements.<br /> Could be printed and distributed to class to analyse and identify the elements that make it a good descriptive piece and also the elements that are missing.

An excellent resource that includes in-depth poem analysis and some fun activities along with their printable worksheets. You can use the ppt directly to present to class which also contains the instructions and rules for the games and activities. You can use the printable worksheet pdf to directly give to your students or for cut-outs for the games. This will take up about 2-3 of your lessons and provides a complete coverage of the poem and its thorough understanding. This is primarily meant for IGCSE syllabus and can also be applied to other courses. It's a very flexible resource. You can easily adapt it to your classroom methods.<br /> <br /> <br /> For similar resources on other poems, check out my shop which has individual poem analysis and worksheets!

Question Reference: IGCSE First Language English Workbook<br /> Narrative Writing: Write a story that involves a farewell scene<br /> Excellent example of narrative writing that uses tenses, flashbacks, and other elements.<br /> Could be printed and distributed to class to analyse and identify the elements that make it a good narrative piece and also the elements that are missing.

Question Reference: IGCSE First Language English Workbook<br /> Narrative Writing: Write a story involving an explosion.<br /> Excellent example of narrative writing that uses tenses, flashbacks, and other elements.<br /> Could be printed and distributed to class to analyse and identify the elements that make it a good narrative piece and also the elements that are missing.

Question Reference: IGCSE First Language English Workbook<br /> Descriptive Writing: Describe the environment and atmosphere of a venue waiting for an exciting event to start.<br /> Excellent example of descriptive writing that uses imagery, literary devices, and other elements.<br /> Could be printed and distributed to class to analyse and identify the elements that make it a good descriptive piece and also the elements that are missing.

An effective &amp; organized compilation of all poetry analysis online and produced by other authors.<br /> 1. Anthem for doomed youth<br /> 2. Attack<br /> 3. Because I could not stop for death<br /> 4. Cold in the earth<br /> 5. Elegy for my father's father<br /> 6. For heidi with blue hair<br /> 7. Friend<br /> 8. Meeting at night<br /> 9. My parents<br /> 10. One art<br /> 11. Praise song for my mother<br /> 12. Reservist<br /> 13. Song: tears, idle tears<br /> 14. The trees<br /> 15. The trees are down<br /> <br /> NOTE: Since this is a compilation, some of the work is original, whereas some is taken from other resources. I do not intend to take full credit for any excerpts or works that are not my own.<br /> <br /> 100% Guarantee The Price Is Worth It

Question Reference: IGCSE First Language English Workbook<br /> Narrative Writing: Write a story with the setting of wild animals.<br /> Excellent example of narrative writing that uses tenses, flashbacks, and other elements.<br /> Could be printed and distributed to class to analyse and identify the elements that make it a good narrative piece and also the elements that are missing.

Question Reference: IGCSE First Language English Workbook<br /> Descriptive Writing: Give an account of a real or imaginary experience of witnessing a sensational show<br /> Excellent example of descriptive writing that uses imagery, literary devices, and other elements.<br /> Could be printed and distributed to class to analyse and identify the elements that make it a good descriptive piece and also the elements that are missing.

Format: IGCSE English as First Language<br /> Writer's effect exploration<br /> The Pedestrian - Ray Bradbury

An excellent presentation that explores the poem's various aspects such as:<br /> 1. Context<br /> 2. Subject(Objective)<br /> 3. Themes<br /> 4. Tone<br /> 5. Voice<br /> 6. Content<br /> 7. Structure<br /> 8. Language<br /> 9. Techniques<br /> Also includes worksheets and activities.<br /> <br /> For a sample of my work, check out Anthem for Doomed Youth which is a free resource.

A step-by-step poster/guide on analyzing poems. It's compact and accurate. This 6-step method for analyzing poems can be used for all syllabuses and curriculums, claiming to be efficient for all.

A complete structured analysis and writer's effect of the poem Neutral Tones. Can be used with any syllabus. A versatile document that can be used in the following ways:<br /> 1. Used by students to assess the document based on their syllabus's criteria<br /> 2. Used by the teacher as an example analysis<br /> 3. Used by teachers as a complementing resource in their teaching

Explore the relation of youth and experience through an entertaining short story.