Simple, but active spelling strategies. Useful for display or to stick in the front of spelling books.

A fun version of the game Articulate, to encourage revision of key elements of the Gothic genre. Aimed at A Level Literature, but would work well with able Secondary groups too. Print in colour and laminate for best results.

Engaging worksheets using passages from 'Harry Potter' and 'The Hobbit' to explore characterisation and then encourage students to create their own heroes.

An example journalistic piece for the AQA Literature B NEA, on the literary value of ‘The Girl with a Dragon Tattoo’. Perfect for working through how to structure a lively article while still meeting Assessment Objectives.

Useful example essay on Macbeth’s role as a gothic protagonist. Excellent for high achievers to annotate with success criteria or use as a model.

Lesson starter quiz to introduce Shakespeare’s stories.

Cards of useful quotations for Wuthering Heights. Can be printed and laminated to be turned into key rings or used as flashcards.

Useful revision cards for ‘Macbeth’. Can be printed and laminated to be used as flashcards or turned into a key ring. Perfect for A Level or able GCSE students.

A progress tracker for students to complete to keep track of assessment targets and their reported grades to encourage a focus on progress rather than attainment.