Detailed and thorough analysis of John Donne’s poem The Funeral. A perfect resource to use in close poetry analysis for A level students, or able GCSE students.

Detailed and thorough analysis of John Donne’s poem I Am a Little World. A perfect resource to use in close poetry analysis for A level students, or able GCSE students.

Detailed and thorough analysis of John Donne’s poem The Relic. A perfect resource to use in close poetry analysis for A level students, or able GCSE students.

Detailed and thorough analysis of John Donne’s poem Song: Sweetest Love, I Do Not Go. A perfect resource to use in close poetry analysis for A level students, or able GCSE students.

Detailed and thorough analysis of John Donne’s poem Holy Sonnet: Batter My Heart, Three Person’d God. A perfect resource to use in close poetry analysis for A level students, or able GCSE students.

Detailed and thorough analysis of John Donne’s poem A Valediction: Of Weeping. A perfect resource to use in close poetry analysis for A level students, or able GCSE students.

Detailed and thorough analysis of John Donne’s poem The Apparition. A perfect resource to use in close poetry analysis for A level students, or able GCSE students.

Detailed and thorough analysis of John Donne’s poem Song: Go and Catch a Falling Star. A perfect resource to use in close poetry analysis for A level students, or able GCSE students.

Detailed and thorough analysis of John Donne’s poem The Good Morrow. A perfect resource to use in close poetry analysis for A level students, or able GCSE students.

This is a full presentation of analysis for John Donne’s The Sun Rising - aimed at the A level WJEC Unit 3 pre-1900 Poetry Unit. Detailed line-by-line analysis, including everything needed for AO1, AO2, and AO3. Can just be downloaded and taught immediately.

Detailed line-by-line analysis notes for John Donne’s Elegy XIX: To His Mistress Going to Bed, including key contextual information. This resource has been designed for WJEC English Literature A level Unit 3, however it can easily be adapted for other specifications. Check out my other resources for more John Donne analysis notes!

A detailed, line-by-line analysis of John Donne’s The Flea, with relevant contextual notes included - written for WJEC Unit 3 A level English Literature spec, but can easily be adapted for any other A level specification.

This Of Mice and Men booklet can be downloaded, printed, and given out to students straight away in class - it’s all ready to go. A fully resourced booklet, taking students through the full novel, with guided, well-scaffolded tasks and exam practice. The booklet itself is written for the Welsh Joint English Literature Unit 1 exam, but can easily be adapted for use elsewhere if necessary. A perfect time-saver to grab and go, especially useful if you find yourself with a non-specialist teaching this unit, or have a long-term supply requiring work. Also very useful if a student is off school frequently. I have used this resource myself in class during pandemic disruption, and the students loved that everything was in booklet form in one place.