Revision / teaching resources for GCSE English Literature.<br /> I have created a set of 40 quotes dingbats for key quotations in Much Ado About Nothing. For each quote there is a colour picture, the quote it corresponds to and an analysis of the quotation including identification of the technique used where appropriate.<br /> They can be used to help students to memorise quotations. You can use them for quote quizzes, posters, and revision cards.

<p>A worksheet to prompt students to develop a detailed analysis of the presentation of Magwitch in chapter 1 of Great Expectations.<br /> Students engage with</p> <ul> <li>a wordcloud, to identify semantic fields and word class</li> <li>a descriptive paragraph</li> <li>his dialogue</li> <li>the verbs used to describe him.</li> </ul>

<p>Complete scheme of learning for The Tempest, suitable for KS3. The scheme is designed to scaffold a reading response and therefore tracks characters and key themes, including ideas about context such as colonialism, hieracrchy and patriarchy.</p>

themes mindmap with ideas and quotations.

Handwritten mindmaps showing <br /> 1. Themes of the play with ideas and quotations for each one<br /> 2. contextual information

A collection of worksheets combining questions from a number of sources. I don not claim to have written all of these questions myself! They are collated from a series of free resources.<br /> I have grouped them by character, theme, language, structure, Gothic elements.<br /> Can be printed off as a revision booklet, or used to frame students' learning before approaching each scene, or for homework.<br /> Any comments appreciated!

These overlays are to help students get used to source analysis for the inserts on the GCSE English Language Unit 1 Higher paper. Print them out, laminate and then cut out the middle. Foundation set to follow...