<p>Junior Cycle English two-part sample answer.</p>

<p>Leaving Cert English - Ordinary Level. ‘After the Titanic’, Antarctica’, ‘Grandfather’. Tasks, annotations, sample 10 mark responses.</p>

<p>This handout clarifies how Junior Cycle students should approach their unseen drama question. It includes a Junior Cycle question on The Tempest (unseen), with a sample answer.</p>

<p>OL Leaving Cert English. Annotations of ‘The Lake Isle of Innisfree’, ‘An Irish Airman Foresees his Death’, and ‘The Wild Swans at Coole’. Four 10 mark sample answers, two 20 mark sample answers.</p>

<p>Junior Cycle English sample answer.</p>

<p>Junior Cycle poetry - studied sample answer: ‘The House at Night’, James Kirkup.</p>

<p>Junior Cycle English sample answer on Romeo and Juliet.</p>

<p>This resource was made to be used on Teams during a live class. It includes a recap of important poetic techniques with an analysis of Katy Perry’s song Firework and an extra homework assignment.</p>

<p>Sample answer for E.T. (JC)</p>

<p>An introduction to (or could be used as a recap of) poetry and poetic techniques, before having a look at life during WWI using a poem called ‘The Target’.</p> <p>Video attached for use in the slides.</p>

<p>A lovely resource to use any time of the year, but can be particularly handy to do for Valentine’s Day.<br /> Included: pre-reading tasks, research task, annotated poem, revision worksheet, poem writing prompts.</p>

<p>Junior Cycle English - sample plan and answer on Romeo and Juliet.</p>

<p>Sample answer for the play ‘Blood Brothers’ (JC)</p>

<p>OL Leaving Cert English. Annotations of ‘The Uncle Speaks in the Drawing Room’ and ‘Aunt Jennifer’s Tigers’. Three sample answers - one 10 mark, two 20 markers.</p>

<p>Annotations and sample responses.</p>

<p>Annotations and sample answer, Junior Cycle English</p>

<p>Leaving Cert Ordinary Level 20 mark exam questions. Written quickly by myself as a sample for students, may need some editing.</p>

<p>Using a question from the OL LC English course.</p>

<p>Distinction style response to the 2018 Junior Cycle Novel Q</p>