Includes handout with comprehension questions and an extended writing task.

A solid powerpoint that goes through how to write a detailed literary analytic essay using evidence to support and explain. IGCSE Literature, using literary devices, essay form.

This allows me to map out the week for each class, the vocabulary/keywords we are focusing on that week, and I can also track the homework given.

Dry humour mixed with visual learning. Is there anything better?

A collection of full page book covers promoting the books studied in class and popular fiction for targeted age groups. Print them off, laminate them, and put them around the top of your walls. Instant literacy border!

Useful tool to cut down on marking. You highlight what they've done well and leave a brief comment below. Print it once, they stick it in the front of their books, and BOOM! Proof of progress. You&'re welcome, OFSTED. Please note: rubric uses informal language.

A school year calendar using books and quotes as monthly inspiration! Minimal holidays and events have been put in -- except for World Book Day month. (This makes for easier planning and less deleting across countries with different schedules/cultures. I will be posting one designed with events/books/dates for a British school in the Middle East soon.) Enjoy!

Lower level English unit for students who need help understanding the basics of a story.