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Scrbbly resources are adaptable for classroom teaching, home schooling + independent study or revision. We're a team of expert tutors and examiners who all love English, and we aim for our content to be highly detailed, visually engaging and suitable for different levels and abilities.
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Here’s a complete study guide for the poem ‘Stanzas Written in Dejection, Near Naples’ by Percy Bysshe Shelley. For a limited time - this resource is completely FREE!
Suitable for students of all levels, including those studying the 2023-2025 CAIE / Cambridge IGCSE and O Level Poetry Anthology (Songs of Ourselves, Volume 2, Part 4).
This digital + printable pdf + worksheet resource includes:
VOCABULARY
STORY / SUMMARY
SPEAKER / VOICE
ATTITUDES
LANGUAGE FEATURES
STRUCTURE / FORM
CONTEXT
THEMES
ESSAY QUESTIONS
Teaching or studying the whole collection? Take a look at our complete CAMBRIDGE IGCSE POETRY BUNDLE here!
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Here’s a comprehensive study guide for the story ‘Of White Hairs and Crickets’ by Rohinton Mistry; perfect for teaching or revision!
Suitable for those studying Stories of Ourselves, Cambridge AS + A Level Literature, Volume 1 (2024-2026)
Download this resource for FREE so you can see whether the complete collection is right for you!
This digital pdf, printable pdf, PowerPoint (ppt) + worksheet resource includes:
THE STORY (copyright permitting)
VOCABULARY
BREAKDOWN OF CHARACTERS
SETTING
PLOT SUMMARY
NARRATIVE VOICE
QUOTATIONS
GENRE
CONTEXT
ATTITUDES
THEMES
EXTRA TASKS
COMPREHENSION EXERCISES
POSSIBLE ESSAY QUESTIONS
Teaching or studying the full Stories of Ourselves CAIE AS + A Level Volume 2 Anthology? Take a look at our STORIES OF OURSELVES ANTHOLOGY BUNDLE here!
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A perfect revision resource for teaching and studying!
This downloadable PDF + PPT resource provides a detailed look into each of the characters in Macbeth, including references to their key moments and explorations of common debates and interpretations. Suitable for GCSE, iGCSE and A Level students.
Characters included:
Macbeth
Lady Macbeth
The Witches + Hecate
Duncan
Malcolm + Donalbain
Macduff
Lady Macduff
Ross
Banquo
Fleance
The Porter
Reasons to love this resource:
A full breakdown of key characters
Guided study questions to support different interpretations
Perfect for expanding students’ knowledge of characterisation
Help students to achieve higher grades in essays
Suitable for students of all levels!
Extra contextual details, literary device analysis and quotations provided for support with more difficult concepts
Visual aids for additional support!
Need more Macbeth help? Grab our free resources here:
Introduction to Macbeth
Macbeth Character Analysis
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Here’s a comprehensive study guide for the story ‘And Women Must Weep’ by Henry Handel Richardson; perfect for teaching or revision!
Suitable for those studying Stories of Ourselves, Cambridge IGCSE Literature, Volume 2 (2023-2025)
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This digital pdf, printable pdf, PowerPoint (ppt) + worksheet resource includes:
THE STORY (copyright permitting)
VOCABULARY
BREAKDOWN OF CHARACTERS
SETTING
PLOT SUMMARY
NARRATIVE VOICE
KEY QUOTATIONS
GENRE
CONTEXT
ATTITUDES
THEMES
EXTRA TASKS
COMPREHENSION EXERCISES
POSSIBLE ESSAY QUESTIONS
Teaching or studying the full Stories of Ourselves AS + A Level Volume 2 Anthology? Take a look at our STORIES OF OURSELVES ANTHOLOGY BUNDLE here!
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If you’re just starting out with Othello, begin here! This document provides a full summary of Othello, broken down into Acts and Scenes.
This resource is perfect for teaching or studying - for students of all levels: GCSE, iGCSE, A Level, IB + University.
Before delving deeper into the ideas of the play (and often before even reading the play itself), it’s crucial that students have access to an overview of the key events. This helps them to understand structure and characterisation more clearly and precisely.
This resource is provided in multiple formats for ease of teaching: PPT, digital study guide, printable study guide, student worksheet.
Reasons to love this resource:
A full summary of acts and scenes in the play
Guided study of key plot points
Perfect for grounding students’ knowledge
Help students to achieve higher grades and clarity in writing
Suitable for students of all levels
Visual aids for additional support
Additional tasks and exercises
If you find this resource useful, you can buy our COMPLETE OTHELLO BUNDLE here! It’s perfect for teaching or studying the play at GCSE, iGCSE, IB + A Level.
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An introduction to the basic concepts of descriptive and narrative writing, for students who are getting to grips with the Creative Writing module.
Suitable for GCSE + iGCSE students of all levels. This resource is one document from our full AQA GCSE English bundle - links below!
This digital + printable + PPT document includes the following:
Key Skills for Creative Writing
What do I have to do? (Checklist)
How to answer the creative writing question
Descriptive + Narrative practice questions
Mark Scheme Support
Reasons to love this resource:
Helps students to start thinking about creative writing
Provides useful support with timings and mark scheme requirements
Adds a few tips and tricks for students struggling with descriptive writing
Provides a range of descriptive and narrative prompts to get students started on writing
View our COMPLETE AQA Language Paper 1 BUNDLE here.
Or our COMPLETE AQA Language Paper 2 BUNDLE here.
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This 12 page resource covers how to read, analyse and write great letters, as support for AQA GCSE Language Paper 2 (although its suitable for other GCSE + iGCSE nonfiction reading and writing modules too). The resource provides a breakdown of formality and informality, as well as a range of letters - encouraging students to openly read entries from the ones that interest them the most.
Contents
What is a letter?
How do I write a letter?
Formal vs Informal letters
Reading + Analysis task
Letter 1: Gertrude Bell
Letter 2: Wilfred Owen
PEE paragraph writing task
Letter 3: Kurt Vonnegut
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This 12 page resource covers how to read, analyse and write great diary entries and journals, as support for AQA GCSE Language Paper 2 (although its suitable for other GCSE + iGCSE nonfiction reading and writing modules too). The resource provides a list of 11 recommended diarists - encouraging students to openly read entries from the ones that interest them the most.
Contents
What is a diary entry or journal?
How do I write a diary entry?
Reading + Analysis task
Famous Diarists (11 recommended diaries to read)
Comparative Analysis task
Linguistic Evaluation + Personal response task
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Here’s a full sample paper that we’ve created for AQA GCSE English Language Paper 2 (Writers’ Viewpoints and Perspectives). The overall topic is ‘Travel and Exploration’. Text A is an extract from Isabella Bird’s ‘Unbeaten Tracks in Japan’; Text B is an excerpt from Captain Scott’s Diaries in Antarctica. The exam-style questions are based on the wording from official AQA Exam papers. An official AQA mark scheme from the previous year would be suitable to mark the answers.
For a limited time, this document is available completely FREE!
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Reasons to love this resource:
interesting and engaging extracts
challenging and high level vocabulary
an extra mock paper to practise
constructed by an AQA Examiner, with full knowledge of the paper and mark scheme
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This 10 page resource covers how to read, analyse and write great opinion articles, as support for AQA GCSE Language Paper 2 (although its suitable for other GCSE + iGCSE nonfiction reading and writing modules too). The resource provides a list of - encouraging students to openly read entries from the ones that interest them the most.
Please note - the speeches themselves are not directly provided, students are encouraged to watch and read along to the ones that interest them out of the options.
Contents
What is a speech?
How do I write a speech?
Rhetorical elements
Task 1: noting powerful words and phrases
11 of the most famous and powerful speeches ever written
Task 2: comparative analysis
Task 3: analysis of linguistic devices
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This 10 page resource covers how to read, analyse and write great opinion articles, as support for AQA GCSE Language Paper 2 (although its suitable for other GCSE + iGCSE nonfiction reading and writing modules too). The resource provides a list of - encouraging students to openly read entries from the ones that interest them the most.
Contents
What is an article?
How do I write an opinion article?
Style, tone and register
Task 1: noting powerful words and phrases
11 of the most famous and powerful articles ever written
Task 2: comparative analysis
Task 3: evaluation and personal response
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View our COMPLETE AQA Language Paper 1 BUNDLE here
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This 8 page digital + printable pdf + PowerPoint resource includes the following:
WHAT TO DO
EXAMPLE QUESTION 1- BREAKDOWN + EXAMPLE ANSWER
EXAMPLE QUESTION 2- BREAKDOWN + EXAMPLE ANSWER
MARK SCHEME GUIDANCE
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View our COMPLETE AQA GCSE English Language Paper 1 BUNDLE here.
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A mega bundle of 19 AQA GCSE English Language Paper 2 resources, made by an AQA examiner and teacher. Suitable for teachers and students, available at a discount of 40% from the individual document price!
If you’re looking for an AQA GCSE ENGLISH LANGUAGE PAPER 1 bundle, click here.
This bundle covers everything you need to teach or learn the AQA Language Paper 2: tons of support for nonfiction analysis and writing, comparative and summmary skills, practice questions and both example answers of varying levels by students, and full mark example answers by an examiner.
Try a resource for FREE to see whether this bundle is right for you: AQA GCSE English Language Paper 2: Practise Mock Exam / Specimen Paper
This bundle contains digital + printable pdf + PowerPoint resources that cover the following:
Paper 2 Overview + Introduction
How to Write and Analyse Great Speeches
How to Write and Analyse Great Articles
How to Write and Analyse Great Letters
How to Write and Analyse Great Diary + Journal Entries
SECTION A RESOURCES:
Section A: Q1 + Q2 Breakdown + Example Answers
Section A: Q3 Breakdown + Model Answers L5-L9
Section A Q4: How to Write a Comparative Essay + Examples
Exam Preparation: AQA Language Paper 2 Section A
SECTION B RESOURCES:
Section B Q5 - Nonfiction Writing
Section B: Example L7 Article + Feedback (Travelling)
Section B: Example L9 Article (Parents are Overprotective)
Section B: Letter Writing Task + Full Mark / L9 Example Answer (Festivals)
Section B: Example A* / L9 Letter (Halloween)
BONUS MATERIAL:
Practice Exam Paper 2: Travelling + Exploration
Paper 2 L6/ B grade Full Student Answer + Feedback
Ernest Shackleton’s Diary Entries - Comparative + Analysis Tasks
Paper 2: Understanding Perspectives - London Labour and the London Poor - Language Analysis + 19th Century Nonfiction Primer
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Just in time for Halloween, here’s a spooky letter that argues persuasively in defence of keeping the festival going!
The question is taken from an official AQA GCSE Language Paper 2
An AQA examiner wrote this answer with the mark scheme in mind, so it ticks all the boxes that you would expect for a top-level grade
A clear, thorough argument with counter paragraphs, an evaluative conclusion, lots of rhetorical devices, a logical structure and more!
This resource is provided as a digital + printable PDF and PowerPoint for adaptable teaching and studying - perfect for classrooms, homework, homeschooling and independent study.
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View our COMPLETE AQA GCSE English Language Paper 1 BUNDLE here.
Or our COMPLETE AQA GCSE English Language Paper 2 BUNDLE here.
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A 12-page resource that allows students to practise key skills which are required for AQA GCSE English Language Paper 2. It’s based around real life diary entries of the famous explorer Ernest Shackleton.
Contents:
context on Shackleton
interactive link to the full diary
3 diary entries, with corresponding tasks
task 1: identify attitudes
task 2: identfy language devices
task 3: comparative analysis (with structural guidance and support)
Reasons to love this resource:
● Helps students practise language analysis
● Provides support with identifying attitudes, viewpoints and perspectives
● Encourages well structured comparative analysis
● Gives students exposure to early 20th century nonfiction writng
● Visual aids and images for additional support
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View our COMPLETE AQA GCSE English Language Paper 1 BUNDLE here.
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An 8-page resource which provides a full breakdown of AQA GCSE Language Paper 2 Section B, Question 5, which requires students to focus on various types of nonfiction and transactional writing, for different purposes, audiences and registers. This resource includes a process for answering the question, sample question, mark scheme and exercises.
This digital + printable pdf + PowerPoint resource includes the following:
OVERVIEW
EXAMPLE QUESTION
HOW TO ANSWER THE QUESTION
TIPS FOR HIGHER MARKS
MARK SCHEME BREAKDOWN
SHORT TASKS
Reasons to love this resource:
provides a breakdown of the process for Question 5
gives students guidance and support with crafting their writing
makes the mark scheme clearly understandable and accessible
encourages confidence through structured and systematic tips for getting better grades
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If you’re looking for a Question 5 example answer, try this resource: Example L9 Question 5 Student Response
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View our COMPLETE AQA GCSE English Language Paper 1 BUNDLE here.
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In this 8-page resource you’ll find an example question and student response from Section B, Question 5 on the AQA GCSE English Language Nov 2020 paper.
The Question: "People have become obsessed with travelling ever further and faster. However, travel is expensive, dangerous, damaging, and a foolish waste of time!” Write an article for a news website in which you argue your point of view on this statement.
This resource is provided as a digital + printable PDF and PowerPoint for adaptable teaching and studying - perfect for classrooms, homework, homeschooling and independent study.
Contents:
two tasks for students, one writing and comparative, the other analytical
the question + answer provided
grade
teacher feedback and suggestions for improvement (from an AQA examiner)
Reasons to love this resource:
great for providing real examples of high grade student work
a well structured answer that responds in real time to an official AQA GCSE English question
Teacher feedback and grade provided by an AQA examiner
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View our COMPLETE AQA GCSE English Language Paper 1 BUNDLE here.
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“Lake Narcissus. Summer. I used to think it was the most incredible place on Earth; on days like this — when the angry winds that whipped through the valley were still — the clear blue sky rippled off the surface of the shimmering water: a giant, serene mirror…”
Here’s a story about death vs life, thoughts vs impulses and the restorative beauty of nature. I’ve been teaching a lot of creative writing recently and yesterday my student challenged me to sit and write a story with her: so here it is! It’s suitable for students studying Narrative writing at GCSE or IGCSE level (AQA, CIE / Cambridge, WJEC / Eduqas, CCEA, OCR, Edexcel and more).
** WARNING: The content may be upsetting for some readers as it explores mental health and depression**
This is an example response to a GCSE Narrative Writing - A* L9 Full Mark Example. Written by an AQA examiner.
This 8-page resource is provided as a digital + printable PDF and PowerPoint for adaptable teaching and studying - perfect for classrooms, homework, homeschooling and independent study.
Contents
Overview
The Plan
The Answer
Writing Task
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One of the main things that students have to learn for AQA GCSE English Language Paper 2 is how to identify attitudes, viewpoints and perspectives. This can be really tough to do at first, so we’ve made an 8-page resource that specifically focuses on identifying perspectives and inference as an isolated skill. It also gives students the chance to read and practice understanding 19th century nonfiction - key component of the exam.
This resource is provided as a digital + printable PDF and PowerPoint for adaptable teaching and studying - perfect for classrooms, homework, homeschooling and independent study.
Contents:
Breakdown of key terms (Attitude, Perspective, Viewpoint)
Context + Background of Henry Mayhew and his groundbreaking nonfiction account of Victorian London
Overview of the purpose of Mayhew’s nonfiction work “London Labour and The London Poor”
An extract from the text: The Little Watercress Girl
An extended PEE paragraph writing task, with guidance about how to achieve inferences and implicit meaning analysis
Reasons to love this resource:
can be used as a full lesson in class
could also be set for homework
helps guide students through authorial intentions and how those are present in the subtext of a piece of writing
encourages students to see the connection between context and text production
provides exposure to 19th century nonfiction writing
uses a writer and text (although a different extract) that has previously featured on official AQA English Language exams
If you buy this resource and find it useful, we’d be very grateful if you could leave an honest review - to say thank you, we’re happy to give you a second resource completely free of charge. Just drop us an email at admin@scrbbly.com with your TES name, the name of the resource you reviewed, and which one you’d like for free. We’ll email it over to you within 24-48 hours.
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View our COMPLETE AQA GCSE English Language Paper 1 BUNDLE here.
Or our COMPLETE AQA GCSE English Language Paper 2 BUNDLE here.
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A fully comprehensive Stories of Ourselves AS + A Level, Volume 1 (2024-2026) Bundle! Perfect for teaching + independent study or revision.
**the bundle is 50% off currently than buying each document individually!
Have a resource on us! Download ‘Of White Hairs and Crickets by Rohinton Mistry for FREE so you can see whether the complete bundle is suitable for you!
Each story resource in the bundle includes:
THE STORY (copyright permitting)
VOCABULARY
BREAKDOWN OF CHARACTERS
SETTING
PLOT SUMMARY
NARRATIVE VOICE
QUOTATIONS
GENRE
CONTEXT
ATTITUDES
THEMES
EXTRA TASKS
COMPREHENSION EXERCISES
POSSIBLE ESSAY QUESTIONS
Stories included in the bundle:
‘Of White Hairs and Crickets’ - Rohinton Mistry
‘The Yellow Wallpaper’ - Charlotte Perkins Gilman
‘The Son’s Veto’ - Thomas Hardy
‘The Door in the Wall’ - H G Wells
‘An Englishman’s Home’ - Evelyn Waugh
‘The Prison’ - Bernard Malamud
‘Billennium’ - J G Ballard
‘The People Before’ - Maurice Shadbolt
‘Five-Twenty’ - Patrick White
‘Report on the Threatened City’ - Doris Lessing
‘Games at Twilight’ - Anita Desai
‘My Greatest Ambition’ - Morris Lurie
‘To Da-duh, in Memoriam’ - Paule Marshall
‘Tyres’ - Adam Thorpe
‘Real-Time’ - Amit Chaudhuri
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CAIE / Cambridge AS + A Level Poetry for 2023 - BUNDLE PART 1
CAIE / Cambridge AS + A Level Poetry for 2023 - BUNDLE PART 2
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