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 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 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 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 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 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.

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 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 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.

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.