A copy of each poem with a series of questions or prompts for students to explore. In addition, it focuses on the WJEC parents and children theme (entry in 2018). It encourages students to annotate the poems with their own ideas. Would suggest printing to A3. IT IS DESIGNED TO ENCOURAGE STUDENTS TO ANSWER THE QUESTIONS AND I HAVE NOT SUGGESTED THAT MY RESOURCES FOR THE POEMS ARE ANNOTATED! In addition, I have included a PowerPoint with ideas for similarities and differences. There is another PowerPoint with images to aid discussion about ‘The Student House.’

A range of resources to support the teaching and revision of key elements of A Christmas Carol. This bundle contains the following: 1. Comprehensive notes on key themes from the text. 2. PowerPoints to help with the revision of the characters of Bob Cratchit and Scrooge. 3. Stave 5 key points and prompt questions. 4. A classwork or homework task for Stave 3. Designed to support WJEC English Literature Unit 2b, but suitable for other exam boards.

A range of proofreading / reading tasks linked to the Unit 2 WJEC GCSE English Language in Wales examination. In addition, there is a ‘How’ question and mark scheme, as well as a words in context task. The mark scheme for the ‘How’ question is also included. NO POWERPOINT INCLUDED.

PowerPoint full of prompts to support students' revision. Includes quotes, key points, references to context, character notes, support for essays. SUITABLE FOR WJEC UNIT 2B LITERATURE.

Two detailed PPTs tailored to the WJEC Unit 2b English Literature exam. They include: key points for characters; ideas for the Johnstone family; an essay plan/map for Linda; essay plans; and references to context.

A PPT to support very quick revision for the Unit 2 AS Poetry examination. It contains key context for Duffy for A03, as well as a very brief overview of each poem. It also connects Duffy to Larkin through a list of key themes.

For use with the Methuen Student Edition. Each subheading refers to the key scenes Linda is involved in. Divide up the scenes between the students and they will analyse the impact of each scene and extract key quotations. GCSE/KS4.

The note sheet is designed to be copied on to A3. The page references are for the Methuen Student Edition. The essay plan supports the sheet and helps them to consider the WJEC recommended approach of an introduction and conclusion, alongside the other 5 main parts. The quote searching activity is a list of prompts to encourage students to select evidence from the play. Useful for revision, exam preparation and homework. Please review and leave any useful feedback.

Mrs Johnstone in Blood Brothers. For use with the Methuen Student Edition. Each subheading refers to the key scenes Mrs Johnstone is involved in. Divide up the scenes between the students and they will analyse the impact of each scene and extract key quotations. GCSE/KS4.

For use with the Methuen Student Edition. Each subheading refers to the key scenes Mrs Lyons is involved in. Divide up the scenes between the students and they will analyse the impact of each scene and extract key quotations. GCSE/KS4.

A set of 3 worksheets focusing in on key sections of the play. Page references apply to the Methuen Student Edition. Useful for revision or working through in class. I tend to put pupils in charge of specific sections and then they have to teach the rest of the class about key points / parts.

For use with the Methuen Student Edition. Each subheading refers to key scenes Edward is involved in. Divide up the scenes between the students and they will analyse the impact of each scene and extract key quotations. GCSE/KS4.

A simple revision page for students to record their main ideas and findings for ‘In Cardigan Market’ by Brian Morris. It supports the WJEC NEA. Retrieval practice starter also included.

A 50 slide PDF which tracks the entire play and makes key revision points. It contains a range of quotations to aid revision. Suitable for GCSE English Literature students. Page numbers correspond with the Methuen Student Edition.

A3 copy of the poem with questions to enhance understanding and analysis. A PPT to support the teaching of the poem.

Two basic diagrams with pointers for key themes in each of these texts.