Included in the GCSE 20th century novel pack are all the tools and tips to answer the exam question on Of Mice and Men. There are - handouts and exercises on plot, character and themes how to structure your essays the use of P.E.E. rhetorical devices chart revision tests a connectives chart (discursive markers) 20 GCSE questions model exam answers links to instructional YouTube videos form, structure and context 40 quotes the exam board assessment objectives writer biography

Included in the GCSE 20th century novel pack are all the tools and tips to answer the exam question on Oranges are Not the Only Fruit. There are - handouts and exercises on plot, character and themes how to structure your essays the use of P.E.E. rhetorical devices chart revision tests a connectives chart (discursive markers) 20 GCSE questions model exam answers links to instructional YouTube videos form, structure and context 40 quotes the exam board assessment objectives writer biography

Mr L’s GCSE Pride and Prejudice study guide includes explanatory notes on plot, characters, themes and the writer. In addition, there are notes on form, structure, language, text and context, prerequisites for students to satisfy exam board’s Assessment Objectives in achieving levels 7,8 & 9. Also included in the GCSE revision guide are 20 essay practice questions, a list of key quotes, and advice on how to plan and write essays.

Mr L’s Frankenstein; or the modern Prometheus GCSE Study Guide includes explanatory notes on plot, characters, themes and the writer. In addition, there are notes on the Gothic novel’s form, structure, language, text and context, prerequisites for students to satisfy exam board’s Assessment Objectives in achieving levels 7,8 & 9. Also included in the GCSE resource are 20 essay practice questions, a list of 40 key quotes, and advice on how to plan and write essays.

Included in the GCSE 20th century novel pack are all the tools and tips to answer the GCSE English literature exam question on Resistance. There are - handouts and exercises on plot, character and themes how to structure your essays the use of P.E.E. rhetorical devices chart revision tests a connectives chart (discursive markers) 20 GCSE questions model exam answers links to instructional YouTube videos form, structure and context 40 quotes the exam board assessment objectives writer biography

Mr L’s The Sign of Four GCSE study guide includes explanatory notes on plot, characters, themes and the writer. In addition, there are notes on the Victorian Novella’s form, structure, language, text and context, prerequisites for students to satisfy exam board’s Assessment Objectives in achieving levels 7,8 & 9. Also included in the GCSE revision guide are 20 essay practice questions, a list of key quotes, and advice on how to plan and write essays.

Mr L’s An Inspector Calls GCSE Study Guide includes explanatory notes on plot, characters, themes and the writer. In addition, there are specific notes on form, structure, language, text and context, prerequisites for students to satisfy exam board’s Assessment Objectives in achieving levels 7,8 & 9. Also included in the GCSE revision guide are 20 essay practice questions, notes on the dramatist’s craft, a list of key quotes, and advice on how to plan and write essays.

Included in the GCSE Modern Drama pack for DNA are all the tools and tips to answer the exam question on drama. There are - handouts and exercises on plot, character, themes, writer, and the nature of drama a glossary of dramatic terms an explanation of the three unities how to structure your essays the use of P.E.E. rhetorical devices chart revision tests a connectives chart (discursive markers) past exam papers to practice on model exam answers links to instructional YouTube videos. There’s even advice on how to write a play!

Included in the Modern Drama pack (PDF) are all the tools and tips to answer the exam question on drama. There are - handouts and exercises on plot, character, themes, writer, and the nature of drama a glossary of dramatic terms an explanation of the three unities how to structure your essays the use of P.E.E. rhetorical devices chart revision tests a connectives chart (discursive markers) past exam papers to practice on model exam answers links to instructional YouTube videos.

Mr L’s Blood Brothers GCSE Study Guide includes explanatory notes on plot, characters, themes and the writer. In addition, there are specific notes on form, structure, language, text and context, prerequisites for students to satisfy exam board’s Assessment Objectives in achieving levels 7,8 & 9. Also included in the GCSE revision guide are 20 essay practice questions, notes on the dramatist’s craft, a list of key quotes, and advice on how to plan and write essays.

Included in the Modern Drama pack (PDF) are all the tools and tips to answer the exam question on drama. There are - handouts and exercises on plot, character, themes, writer, and the nature of drama a glossary of dramatic terms an explanation of the three unities how to structure your essays the use of P.E.E. rhetorical devices chart revision tests a connectives chart (discursive markers) past exam papers to practice on model exam answers links to instructional YouTube videos.

Included in the GCSE novel pack are all the tools and tips to answer the exam question on Anita and Me. There are - handouts and exercises on plot, character and themes how to structure your essays the use of P.E.E. rhetorical devices chart revision tests a connectives chart (discursive markers) 20 GCSE questions model exam answers links to instructional YouTube videos form, structure and context 40 quotes the exam board assessment objectives writer biography

Mr L’s The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde GCSE Study Guide includes explanatory notes on plot, characters, themes and the writer. In addition, there are specific notes on Form, structure, language, text and context, prerequisites for students to satisfy exam board’s Assessment Objectives in achieving levels 7,8 & 9. Also included in the GCSE revision guide are 20 essay practice questions, a list of 40 key quotes, and advice on how to plan and write essays.

Mr L’s Jane Eyre GCSE Study Guide includes explanatory notes on plot, characters, themes and the writer. In addition, there are notes on form, structure, language, text and context, prerequisites for students to satisfy exam board’s Assessment Objectives in achieving levels 7,8 & 9. Also included in the GCSE revision guide are 20 essay practice questions, a list of key quotes, and advice on how to plan and write essays.

Mr L’s Great Expectations GCSE Study Guide includes explanatory notes on plot, characters, themes and the writer. In addition, there are notes on the Victorian novel’s form, structure, language, text and context, prerequisites for students to satisfy exam board’s Assessment Objectives in achieving levels 7,8 & 9. Also included in the GCSE revision guide are 20 essay practice questions, a list of key quotes, and advice on how to plan and write essays.

Included in the GCSE 19th century novel pack are all the tools and tips to answer the GCSE English literature exam question on A Christmas Carol. There are - handouts and exercises on plot, character and themes how to structure your essays the use of P.E.E. rhetorical devices chart revision tests a connectives chart (discursive markers) 20 GCSE questions model exam answers links to instructional YouTube videos form, structure and context 40 quotes the exam board assessment objectives writer biography

Poetic devices are tools that poets use to create rhythm, enhance meaning, evoke emotions and add musical and visual beauty to their poems. It is essential that GCSE students are familiar with poetic devices and how they are used. The exam requires that students are able to identify and comment on the effect of poetic devices. As well as showing examples of poetic devices, this PowerPoint includes a quiz and answer sheet.

This is a 20 slide 1 hour lesson on the plot of A Christmas Carol. It includes research tasks, writing exercises and links to audio broadcasts to complement your teaching. These PowerPoint slides are an ideal pre reading lesson on the text as it gets students to think about the themes, empathise with characters and imagine scenarios.

This resource is perfect for the classroom or home learning, and will teach students to explore different perspectives on a issue or topic, then present their arguments for and against, to come to a reasoned conclusion. Writing to discuss encourages students to think critically about the subject matter and to become clear and effective communicators which is essential in both academic and professional settings. This 22 slide PowerPoint includes explanation, exercises, quiz and answers. This non-fiction resource is estimated to last for 2 x 1 hour lessons.

Writing to explain helps students develop the ability to convey information clearly and concisely, ensuring that their audience comprehends the subject matter. This type of non-fiction writing requires students to analyse information, break it down into understandable parts and explain the relationships between concepts, processes, or ideas and present it logically.  It is a skill crucial in both academic and everyday contexts. This 16 slide PowerPoint is perfect for the classroom and home learning and includes explanation, exercises, quiz and answers. This non-fiction resource is estimated to last for 2 x 1 hour lessons.