This is a worksheet that guides the student through the poem - and helps them to challenge and question their perceptions about context and about what a poem actually is. The worksheet encourages debate and discussion about this poem.

This is a worksheet that guides the students through the poem Porphyria's lover. There is a focus on the context and the genre, as well as encouraging the students to make assumptions about why Browning was making the choices he was.

A worksheet that guides the student through puzzling out this complicated poem. The focus is on strategies to use when a poem is difficult and leading them to understand the attitude and emotions in the poem.

This is a sheet that gives context, analysis and questions on the poem by Lord Byron. This is part of the Love and Relationship section of the English Literature Anthology for AQA.

This is a worksheet that helps students understand how to paragraph stories effectively. The focus is on understand how paragraphs work but then moving towards understanding how to write effective and imaginative paragraphs.

This is a worksheet that helps students to consider making choices on purpose in writing. It looks at some of the creative writing techniques used by writers and gets them to practise using them.

This worksheet helps students to understand the cultural differences and the perspectives in this poem.

This worksheet accompanies the lesson plan on writing for implication. The idea is that students will gather assets that they can use in their advert on this worksheet. This can either before they write in pairs or when they move around the room gathering excellent examples from other people's adverts.

This worksheet guides the student through the Heaney poem - it focuses on question building and moving the student through to an analysis of the overall message in the poem.

A worksheet to help students understand the poem. The sheet leads students towards writing a paragraph about the poem.

A worksheet to guide a student through the process of annotating the poem, building an answer and how to revise this process.

This is a worksheet that helps students work through the process of identifying the techniques used and then writing these into a sentence that introduces the technique and the quotation.

This is a worksheet aimed at guiding students through understanding the poem by Percy Shelley.

This worksheet takes students through the process of reading the extracts effectively and then answering the short 1 mark questions. The aim is to encourage students to investigate how to best use the opening time in the examination - so they are prepared to answer the questions well.

Using the QCA guidelines, this worksheet takes students through the criteria for a Grade 2, then a Grade 5 and then a Grade 8. The worksheet has extracts of answers at each grade focused on language analysis, structural analysis and evaluation of the writer's skill. The sheet also asks the student to consider how to move from one to the other and to set targets. This will help the student to understand how to succeed in the English Language examination.

This worksheet takes students through the poem, focused on puzzling out what the poem means and moving them towards writing about the poem.

This worksheet guides students through dealing with the extract and how to find the answers to question 1 and 2 on the paper. It not only explores these questions but focuses more widely on how to get started with this examination paper.

This worksheet takes the student through William Wordsworth's poem and also suggests the ways that poems such as this can be studied. The sheet includes a number of tasks that are aimed at helping the students learn about the poem for themselves.

This worksheet takes students from how to write an accurate sentence, how to vary sentences and then how to choose sentences for effect.

A worksheet that takes students how to select sentences on purpose. The aim is to promote sentence variety, as well as choosing sentences for audience and purpose.