Gothic literature
Resources for KS3 and KS4
Evoke your students interest in Gothic literature through novelists such as Poe, Shelley, Stoker and Hill and watch their imaginations come to life with their own Gothic literature pieces. From lessons and revision materials to activity booklets and planning sheets, we have drawn together a selection of resources to spark your students interest with Gothic literature.
Lessons
Gothic literature is not only fun to teach but more often than not most students love delving into the supernatural and eerie themes that gothic literature provides. Whether you’re introducing it through Poe or Shelley, or you’re looking for stand alone creative writing lessons, we have drawn together a selection of resources you can use to teach gothic literature.
Symbolism in Gothic Literature (Analysis and Descriptive Writing)
English Literature - Intro to The Gothic - Epistolary
Jane Eyre - Bertha Mason: The Gothic Monster!
Gothic Escape Room
KS3 Introduction to Gothic Literature
Creative Writing Lesson - Gothic Horror
Jekyll and Hyde: Setting
Gothic Fiction The Hound of Baskervilles
Activities and revision
From word banks and planning sheets to comprehension activities and knowledge organisers, take a look at these worksheets and revision tools you can use in the classroom.
GCSE revision resources
Support your students in the run-up to May with this bumper collection of GCSE revision English language and English literature revision resources.
Teacher essentials
Explore this collection of essential resources including tutor time, starter and plenary activities, marking and feedback and more.