Jane Eyre: Chapter 33 and 34

These high-quality, engaging lessons are specifically designed by an examiner for AQA Paper 1 Pre 19th Century novel, Jane Eyre, although they would suit anyone wishing to study the novel. They include a range of both comprehensive and creative activities including differentiation and challenge.

I use these resources in my own classroom and they are a big hit, as well as very comprehensive!

This bundle includes:

• Two powerpoints of 15 slides with a range of activities, sloe textual analysis, and focus on contextual implications. model answers, and additional resources for Chapters 33 and 34 of the novel.
• Group activity analysing the qualities and differences of women in Jane Eyre.
• Close textual analysis of St. John revealing Jane’s background.
• Analysis of Jane’s religious actions in inheriting money vs. St. John’s rhetoric.
• Consolidation questions.
• Exploration of the significance that Jane discovers a new branch of her family in Chapter 33.
• Group activities for close textual analysis of St. John’s proposal and the difference between this proposal and Mr. Rochester’s proposal.
• Exploration of how the male characters in this novel challenge Jane’s independence and equality.
• Analysis of St. John’s influence over Jane.
• Comprehensive and detailed ‘class notes’ for students’ further study and challenge.