A worksheet focusing on analysisng quotes which show Jack and Ralph’s relationship in chapter four of Lord of the Flies.

Two Noun sort sheets for students to complete. Students are asked to sort nouns into: -Compound Nouns Proper Noun Abstract Noun Concrete Noun

A Long Way Down quotes to analyse and examine with students. Students have multiple prompts to help them with analysing the quotes given.

A worksheet focusing on how the character of Sheila is presented in an Inspector Calls.

This is made as a PowerPoint to celebrate National Poetry Day but could also be used for tutor time literacy, intervention work or as a fun poetry club activity. Students are asked to look at circle poems with the theme of the environment in mind. This is a fun and versatile activity for all students.

This is an extract and question based assessment. The question asks students how Ness builds tension and suspense based on the extract provided.

This pack contains seven weeks worth of home learning tasks, extension or challenge tasks for students. Each sheet contains three different tasks based around the book Lord of the Flies.

An article on the late Queen Elizabeth alongside comprehension questions. A great activity for tutor time or a quick reading session for students. This is also a lovely way to remember the Queen and can be used as a whole school literacy activity or home learning.

Lord of the Flies pre reading discussion activity. Students are encouraged to think about rules and how they impact those around them. A great conversation starter or introduction to the book.

A map of the island created by William Golding for The Lord of the Flies. The map depicts key areas in the island and can be used to plot key quotes onto as a revision activity.

A revision mat for the topic Lord of the Flies. This covers: Key quotes Key themes Characters Setting

A lesson covering The Lord of the Flies - Sound of the Shell. This lesson covers: An analysis on a description of the island. Language anlaysis of utopia and dystopia. Two essay style questions with guidance. Key quotation analysis.

A walk through guided creative writing lesson. This could be used with both KS2 and KS3 to ignite a love for creative writing. Students are guided step by step in writing a story about an unknown island. This is a great lesson to use alongside a survival module or the Lord of the Flies.

A full revision lesson looking over the content of An Inspector Calls. This lesson contains: Character analysis Staging choices Key quote analysis

This booklet contains a range of independent activities for students to complete when reading any book. These are aimed at KS3 students and include activities such as: Chapter overview questions Analysing quotes Freytag models Book cover design Character analysis Plot development Setting And many more! Independent reading general questions.

An extensive list of book recommendations for year eight students to read. Would be great to add to your library or use alongside a book club.

Four different worksheets that cover: Language Change (The seven stages) Descriptivist vs Prescriptivist approach Standardisation Morphological Derivation These worksheets contain various cartoon characters and colour to make them engaging for your students.

This lesson explores Lord of the Flies context and introduces students to the underlying themes of the novel. The lesson looks at a Banksy image an refers this back to the novel, it asks students to look at various book covers and infer what the novel might be about, it also explores context of William Golding and looks at the Coral Island as his inspiration. Students are also asked to consider the nature vs nurture approach. In the second lesson students read the first chapter of the book and consider what makes a good leader and do a brief character analysis. These are two full lessons that can be used with students or as a revision lesson.

Can you sort the nouns in the table into the correct noun group? This worksheet encourages students to identify abstract, concrete and common nouns. An activity that can be adapted to suit any age group. The worksheet is pokemon themed and is great to encourage students.

These A Level terminology flashcards are such a versatile resource. They can be used to teach your students key words on the curriculum or be turned into a fun revision game!