GCSE style question that can be used from year 7 to year 11 based on a picture of Santa leaving presents under a Christmas tree.

Continues to focus on writing letters to argue, looking at varying sentences

Context on A Christmas Carol. Students create a context booklet

Information on the characters of An Inspector Calls. Students to make annotated stick figures of each character.

Exam style questions for An Inspector Calls

Storyline for Lord of the Flies broken down into chapters

Key quotations for Lord of the Flies attached to themes. Each theme has 2 quotations that students can work out through pictures

Example exam questions for Lord of the Flies

Lesson complete with powerpoint, lesson plan and handouts to help low ability pupils.

Lesson on Carol Ann Duffy's 'Little Red Cap' from the collection of poems in 'The World's Wife'. The lesson has a few activities such as stanza specific questions and a comparison chart that can be used to compare other poems from the collection or otherwise. LRC is a copy of the poem for pupils to annotate, analyse etc.

Fun game for revision, could be used as an end of term fun lesson

Students need to storyboard the play Romeo and Juliet, each scene should have an image, an explanation of what is happening and a key quotation from the scene. Can take up to 3 lessons.

Question on Juliet’s relationships within the play and how they change. Lesson consists of a table, quotation analysis and practice question. Should write 2 parahraphs and then peer assess based on AOs

Practice question about how the character of Macbeth changes throughout the play. Includes a grid, quotation analysis and the practice question.

Practice question on the theme of weakness. Consists of a grid, quotation analysis and practice question.

Breaks down the key themes in A Christmas Carol and gets pupils to create their own revision cards including the theme, quotation, place in the text and brief analysis/ explanation.

Students need to storyboard the play Macbeth, each scene should have an image, an explanation of what is happening and a key quotation from the scene. Can take up to 3 lessons.

Practice question on the theme of love. Consists of a grid, quotation analysis and practice question.

Breaks down the key themes in Macbeth and gets pupils to create their own revision cards including the theme, quotation, place in the play and brief analysis/ explanation.

Breaks down the key themes in Romeo and Juliet and gets pupils to create their own revision cards including the theme, quotation, place in the play and brief analysis/ explanation.