<p>A useful revision task which requires students to identify/recall key quotes as well as key information on themes, plot, characters and social/historical context.</p>

<p>A complete unit of work that focuses on writing skills using extracts from dystopian literature as stimulus. The unit covers use of:<br /> Prepositions<br /> Nouns<br /> Verbs and adverbs<br /> Sentence Structures<br /> Figurative Language</p>

<p>A worksheet with 30 key quotations from A Christmas Carol presented in a Cloze format - students have to fill in the gaps.<br /> Ideal for memorising key quotations in preparation for GCSE English Literature - any exam board.</p>

<p>Cloze style quizzes for key quotations from each act of An Inspector Calls. Perfect for helping students to learn and remember key quotes for the Literature GCSE.</p>

<p>A combination of different rounds to support students in recalling key quotes from An Inspector Calls.</p>

<p>A grid of activities that can be used alongside any AQA Language Paper 1.</p>

<p>This unit guides students through Tim Bowler’s novel Storm Catchers. The unit covers plot, characters and themes as well as analytical writing (with model paragraphs) and creative writing.</p>

<p>A useful revision task which requires students to identify/recall key quotes as well as key information on themes, plot, characters and social/historical context.</p>

<p>A complete unit of work to prepare students for the Edexcel English Literature GCSE 19th Century novel section on A Christmas Carol.</p>

<p>A set of Blockbuster style questions for fun revision of An Inspector Calls.</p>

<p>Worksheet for students to identify key quotes to match images shown. Answer sheet also provided.</p>

<p>A worksheet that guides students through planning essays for each character in An Inspector Calls.<br /> A cloze frame for an introduction and conclusion is included which can be adapted for any character. There is then space for students to plan under three main concepts for each character: What each character represents, how each character moves the plot forward, what impact each character has on others.<br /> A second page with key vocabulary for essay writing is included.</p>

<p>A whole of unit of work for GCSE students on An Inspector Calls. The unit covers plot, themes, character and context. The PowerPoint also includes detailed notes on themes in each act of the play as well as essay plans and sample paragraphs.</p>

<p>This quiz tests students’ knowledge and understaning of the key character types/roles in the novel along with some of the key events and places and details of the role of the Handmaid’s. Ideal for testing students’ knowledge of the novel after a first independent reading.</p>

<p>An essay planning sheet to help students plan an answer to an AQA style exam question. Suitable for lessons (I would recommend printing A3) or could be used as a homework task.</p>

<p>An A3 sheet aimed at A Level students to consolidate their understanding of Act 1. Students are asked to collate information on characters, themes, writer’s methods, context and critics.</p>

<p>An A3 sheet aimed at A Level students to consolidate their understanding of Act 2. Students are asked to collate information on characters, themes, writer’s methods, context and critics.</p>

<p>An A3 sheet aimed at A Level students to consolidate their understanding of Act 4. Students are asked to collate information on characters, themes, writer’s methods, context and critics.</p>

<p>A lesson which guides students through a 5 Point story writing technique. This technique is designed to support students in being able to quickly plan a story which follows a secure narrative structure. The lesson also helps with opening sentences and the use of a variety of linguistic technique in the story write-up.</p>

<p>Resource provides original AQA band criteria alongside simplified, tick-list style criteria accessible to students. Ideal for self/peer assessment.</p>

<p>Resource provides original AQA band criteria alongside simplified, tick-list style criteria accessible to students. Ideal for self/peer assessment.</p>