An approach to A Level Investigations / Projects. Possible ideas. Proformas for completion as guidance. What to include. How to prepare for an A level language investigation. Lots of materials - 42 pages. A resource to help you succeed.

32 pages of Language Acquisition notes and some activities. Well worth the money - saves preparation as a teacher. Useful for revision as a student. Why wouldn’t you buy it?

Useful powerpoint on The Temptest, with ideas for activities, character map, romance tasks. GCSE. AQA or OCR

Simple powerpoint for teaching adjectives, year 1 or 2. English National Curriculum.

Resources to help with assessment for learning -reading - Key Stage 3 - Macbeth as the text.

Interpretations of Hamlet by various critics, questions for discussions. Useful for AO3 and context over time. Saves research. A Level , AS and GCSE discussions. Useful for NQTs and PGCE students. Word document so can be adapted.

Useful quick introduction to the overall concept of the Gothic Novel. Takes Frankenstein’s Title as a starting point. Adaptable and a good basic start.

Act 3 and Act 4 text questions. Question on ENOBARBUS, plus question on political background. 10 pages of reading for students or staff to critic approach, content and worth at A level.

Activities to support the teaching of Act 1 of The Tempest. Suitable for GCSE>

Simple powerpoint - GCSE - on the Gothic Novel. A task at the end. Link to Frankenstein. AQA or OCR

Alphabetical order to the third letter power point with animations. Useful lesson material. Save preparation time.

A lesson on The Follower - Seamus Heaney. Covers the poem and key language features. Questions at the end too. GCSE English. Years 10-11.

A quick checklist of things to think about when writing a monologue for GCSE as part of creative writing - entertainment. Useful handout for revision. Gifted and talented. Students should read ‘A Lady of Letters’ monlogue by Alan Bennett.

Topics, Skills & Knowledge, Resources and Assessments. Enough information to set teachers/students off on studying Keats at A level

45 pages of guided reading through the play. Could be used for cover lessons, revision, teacher’s questions during a lesson. Links to over parts of the text are made. Very useful for new teachers. It is well worth the money to have something to fall back on in lessons.

A few slides which can be adapted for business studies A level. Covers De Bono, PASS and stakeholder matrix. Saves preparation time!

Extracts from texts chosen for their illustrative points of verbs and nouns. Notes in the viewing panel for notes. Powerpoint - very simple. Can be edited. A level material. AQA

Two pages of ideas for a wide range of activities to draw together an understanding of the events, characters, actions and reactions contained within Act 1. There should be a suitable task for every type of learning style to draw something from the play's first Act. Useful for a cover lesson, or a lesson where you want the students to have freedom to follow their choice of task - some like to write, some to draw, some to talk and others to debate - pick your choice of activity for them.

5 pages of close reading activities on Hamlet. Suitable for GCSE and A level. Good for cover lessons. Enough material to allow for differentiation. Would result in a good set of student notes. Useful for understanding meaning of texts and making links within the text.

A set of questions and things to notice for A level students and teachers. This resource will guide you through the first act, making sure you notice the key points of the play. It would be useful homework material, extended reading or simply questions to ask as you read through the play together. The responses will ensure detailed notes. Broken down into line references for ease. A useful resource for first time teachers NQTs and teaching practice.