Based on the AQA relationship poetry, this resource looks at the main themes in the poem and leads to an exam style question.

Looks at different accents and dialects found in the UK.

Activities which explore the poem.

Wordsearch and crossword to revise An Inspector Calls

A fun resource looking at the funny side of witches and the Witches Spell from Macbeth.

An introduction to literary monsters includes a short passage from Frankenstein but could be used with other texts.

Explores the poem.

With a focus on non-fiction this resource examines life in the 19th Century based on a description of Dickens' young life. Could be used as exam prep or as a context lesson.

Looking at the Active and Passive voice

A variety of activities covering the prologue, Act 3 Scene 1 and Scene 5 as well as the context of the play and Elizabethan views on marriage and courtship.

A collection of poems by Sassoon and Owen plus biographies of the two poets and some activities.

Worksheets looking at the fight and Prince's speech.

Revises the key skills needed for descriptive or creative exam questions.

Explores themes and imagery in the poem.

Explores the poem and it's context.

Explores the poem, could be used as unseen poetry.

Looks at both poems and links to a comparitive essay.

A revision quiz on PDC Cluster 1 poems in the style of jeopardy- students have the answer and have to give the question. Could be used as a starter or revision.

A quick quiz on the first couple of chapters of Lee Harper's novel To Kill a Mockingbird. A good starter or plenary.

A revision quiz on Barry Hines' novel A Kestrel for a Knave (or Kes the Ken Loach movie adaptation) in the style of jeopardy where the students have the answer and need to come up with the question.