<p>These analysis grids are aimed at supporting SEND and/or low level ability students. Ideas were initially inspired by Stuart Pryke. The resource can be used and adapted for KS3 and KS4 English Literature.</p>

<p>Inspired to create this resource thanks to Stuart Pryke. The analysis grids zoom in one significant parts of the novel with questions designed to support, stretch and challenge.</p> <p>Perfect if you’re teaching Jekyll and Hyde for GCSE/iGCSE or can be adapted to suit another key stage.</p>

<p>Significant extracts are selected and a series of questions provide the ideal scaffold to support or stretch and challenge students.</p> <p>Can be used as part of the The Crucible SoW.</p>

<p>A whole scheme of work focused on Arthur Miller’s The Crucible with retrieval, modelling, scaffold and opportunities for extended writing practice.</p> <p>Appropriate or best suited for secondary ages from 14-16 but can be adapted for KS3 classes.</p> <p>Layout and design inspired by Stuart Pryke.</p>