<p>Six A3 resources to be used as stand-alone revision or starter activities. Each resource activity will take approximately 25 minutes but can be extended.</p> <p>Dot-to-dot page = asks pupils to select quotations and explain connections between a range of poems.</p> <p>Five differenct comparison grids = provide students with a range of quotations to be first exploded and then linked across the page (in a timed group or carousel style works well).</p> <p>I have not included specific instructions and have priced the resources accordingly. The resources should be easy to understand and adaptable to a range of different tasks.</p> <p>Feedback always much appreciated.</p>

<p>A comprehensive Gothic Fiction scheme with a focus on Gothic features, literary methods and Gothic writers. Elizabeth Gaskell, Edgar Allan Poe, Ann Radcliffe, Edith Wharton are some of the authors used. Extracts are provided.</p> <p>The focus is on evaluation of the Gothic and covers a range of language methods. It is aimed at KS3 but as a preparation for GCSE.</p> <p>A recommended reading list is included with classic and contemporary fiction.</p> <p>A homework bank is also included.</p> <p>A knowledge organiser is also included.</p> <p>An end of unit assessment is also included.</p>

A range of VAK activities to get KS4 pupils to start connecting and evaluating the characters from The Sign of Four. Uses the new GCSE grading system and criteria.<br /> Pupils work through activities such as Hexagon Connections before filling in specific links and connections between characters. Resources (if required) can be printed directly from the slides included.

21st century literary and young adult fiction introduction. A lesson with worksheets which introduces pupils (aimed at KS3) to 21st century fiction. Good preparation for AQA Language Paper 1.