Annotated analysis of ‘Coming’

Detailed and comprehensive character based question for Danforth (can be adapted to any additional theme included in the exam question). Great for revision, as timing practice can result in this answer being written in the allotted exam time for IGCSE.

Annotated analysis of ‘London Snow’

Annotated analysis of ‘The Sea Eats the Land at Home’

Annotated analysis of ‘Watching for Dolphins’

Annotated analysis of ‘You Will Know When You Get There’

Annotated analysis of ‘In Praise of Creation’

Annotated analysis of ‘The Caged Skylark’

Annotated analysis of ‘Written Near a Port on a Dark Evening’

Detailed and comprehensive character based question for Parris (can be adapted to any additional theme included in the exam question). Great for revision, as timing practice can result in this answer being written in the allotted exam time for IGCSE.

Literary theories for The Great Gatsby in terms of the American Dream, Masculinity and Nostalgia. Applicable for IGCSE Coursework and A Level.

Lesson plans for Oscar Wilde’s satire. Resources can be emailed separately.

Model answers for CIE Literature for ‘The Crucible’ for assessment practice for the character/theme based question.

Model assessment answers for Taking on the World: Touching the Void Chinese Cinderella The Explorer’s Daughter A Passage to Africa A Game of Polo with a Headless Goat Explorers, or boys messing about? Either way, taxpayer gets rescue bill Climate Change: The Facts Climate Change webpage Your Guide to Beach Safety

A detailed extended plan of Twelfth Night, ideally covering 6 weeks of work but depending on differentiation, 8 weeks is also suitable. Great theories of comedy at the start of the unit, linking to The Office (American) t.v show. 2014 British National Curriculum codes included, but CIE or other curriculum objectives can be substituted instead. Resources for the first week also included, as well as particular lines of analysis within each plan.

A comprehensive whole unit of work for Anne Frank’s diary with start resources. Specific diary entries and extended analysis questions included for the variety of lesson activities included. Each weekly plan can be split into two weeks depending on the level of the students. Ideal for Year 9 classes and included 2014 British National Curriculum codes, however, alternative curriculum objectives can be added to the first column. Differentiation column is available to include the needs of individual students for the entire week, or just a particular activity.

Advanced KS3 Year 9/Core GCSE 9 week plan for A Streetcar Named Desire. 2014 BNC Curriculan objectives added, however, can be applied to other curriculums

A detailed four week plan of Sylvia Plath’s poetry for extended Year 9 or IGCSE/GCSE classes. Relevant questions and activities available for each selected poem. 2014 British National Curriculum codes are added in the first column but alternative curriculum objectives can be alternatively added. Differentiation column included which can link to weekly differentiated objectives, or for individual activities.

7 week unit plan for Our Country’s Good including background resources. Applicable to 2014 KS3 BNC Curriculum objectives but can be applied to modified curriculums

A 6 week plan (and resources) for a science fiction unit on human rights, stereotypes and aspects of civil liberties. A good unit for international students or ESL students in KS3, with 2014 British National Curriculum codes included, however, alternative curriculum objectives can be substituted. Differentiation column added for individual activities or for the whole week.