A selection of 5 revision worksheets which encourage pupils to make connections across tasks, characters and concepts. Some examples of completed boxes are provided. Perfect for self directed revision, recall, and knowledge audits

A simple word search to accompany the teaching of Dracula

A set of starters prompting students to recall quotations, identify devices and start to analyse

A lesson providing students with the knowledge required to write confidently about their opinion on Black Friday

An activity with animal farm front covers getting students to analyse the meanings of each

A drama based lesson looking at how characters are presented in a kinesthetic way

This simple worksheet challenges pupils to recall key terms from the play while engaging them with simple numeracy

This lesson looks at the history and purpose of Christmas and is designed to fit with AQA language paper 2 style writing. Ideal as an end of term debating task

A poster that gives students clear reminders about how to correctly use quotations. Create with Adobespark

A poster of the poem matched with an image of the eifiel tower. Ideal for visual learners or as a conversation starter.

Use this cryptogram puzzle to help students form a summary of chapter 4

Facebook pages with key information, quotes and comments for some of English literature's most popular authors. Feel free to us and adapt

A full paper using an extract from The Mystery of Edwin Drood by Charles Dickens - you may want to adjust Q1 to suit your pupils

Two lessons looking at chapter 8-11 of War Horse. Lesson focuses on Prisoners of War (AO3) and The events of Chapter 10/11 and picking out language features. Homework fits with the new GCSE syllabus of Language Paper 1 section B. Aimed at lower ability Y7s

A lesson guiding students through preparation of an assessment for War Horse. The assessment is extract based and includes definitions of key words. Preparation lesson guides students through how to construct an answer, contextual information and a revision sheet to help them prepare. Ideal for KS3

A market place activity and accompanying worksheets focusing on Tiny Tim as a stock character and social message.

A selection of four extracts and questions ideal for revision, independent tasks or cover work at KS4.

A lesson guiding students through reflective time after an assessment. Uses the AQA specification to inform feedback. Includes example answer and engaging kagan style activities

A 5 page quiz checking the understanding of events, characters, themes and language features for The Sign of Four as preparation for the AQA GCSE exam

This lesson allows students to understand D H Lawrence’s poem in detail, taking into account Biblical imagery and language features. Ideal for those preparing for AQA’s unseen poetry or high ability KS3 looking to further their understanding of poetry and analysis skills.