Higher Level Leaving Cert booklet which summarises the main themes, images, and symbols in King Lear. Also: breakdown of the marking scheme (PCLM), a study checklist, and all previous questions organised by theme, character, and general questions from previous Leaving Cert Papers. This can - and has been - used as study and revision tool, or as an aid in the classroom for discussion, and clarification of, these issues in the play. Used in PowerPoint so you can edit, change, and use with the class as required. This really helped my lot come to terms with the questions and helped them gain a deeper understanding of the play. Hope it helps you too!

Presentations covering Yeats’ Poetry, focused on helping Leaving Cert, Higher Level students. Poems are annotated on screen; Animations and highlighting focus the attention on the meaning and effect. Included guidelines for answering the poetry questions .

Presentations covering five of Heaney’s Poems, focused on helping Leaving Cert, Higher Level students. Poems are annotated on screen; Animations and highlighting focus the attention on the meaning and effect. Included guidelines for answering the poetry questions

Presentations covering five of Meehan’s Poems, focused on helping Leaving Cert, Higher Level students. Poems are annotated on screen; Animations and highlighting focus the attention on the meaning and effect. Included guidelines for answering the poetry questions.

Year 8 (UK), or First Year (IRE), booklet for students to accompany the novel. They can fill it out as a reading activity or for homework. It has been set up as a guided, group reading activity, but can be altered as needed for your class’ requirements. I hope this is of some help to you.

Presentations covering Plath’s Poetry, focused on helping Leaving Cert, Higher Level students. Poems are annotated on screen; Animations and highlighting focus the attention on the meaning and effect. Included guidelines for answering the poetry questions .

Presentations covering Dickinson’s Poetry, focused on helping Leaving Cert, Higher Level students. Poems are annotated on screen; Animations and highlighting focus the attention on the meaning and effect. Included guidelines for answering the poetry questions

An Escape Room-type challenge with “rooms” of questions to be used as revision for the plot of Romeo and Juliet. Students play the role of Fate and must ensure the events laid out in the Prologue come to pass. Instructions for teachers are clearly laid out in the first few pages of the pack. Students can work individually or as teams to answer questions, organise key events into chronological order, make choices about which direction to take when characters are faced with a choice, and provide evidence of their understanding. I have played this with some middle ability students and it has gone down a treat! I hope it helps your students engage with revision a little more too. Cover Image not mine.