An exam walk through and revision tips for students sitting the OCR Exam Paper for English Language. This is a walk through of both paper one and two.

This is a perfect revision resource for AS or A Level English Language students that are looking to revise word classes. These four work sheets come complete with the answers and are ready to use.

A Christmas quiz themed around the Charles Dickens novella A Christmas Carol. This quiz contains multiple round to quiz students on their knowledge of the text, characters, context etc. Both questions and answers are provided!

A booklet full to the brim with dytopian short stories for students to enjoy! This can be used during tutor/ form time reading, literacy intervention and dystopian stories studies.

A booklet full of short stories for your students to enjoy. The table at the front of the booklet allows students to review and rate the stories that they have read.

A worksheet framed around students understanding of how the poem Blessing is structured and why.

A fun and engaging lesson for introducing nightmares in chapter one of A Monster Calls by Patrick Ness. Includes an art based activity and two creative writing tasks for students to complete.

Essay plan sheet for the question ‘How Priestley presents Mr Birling as a character?’

A comprehensive PowerPoint going through the poem Island Man. This includes information about the poet, activities for students to complete and an analysis of the poem.

A Christmas Carol Revision Clock 2: Spend a few minutes on each section, summarizing key points, events, and themes associated with that aspect of the novel. Use the clock as a visual aid to recall information quickly and efficiently. Practice linking different sections together to deepen your understanding of the novel as a whole. Great for GCSE revision.

Comprehension questions on the Graveyard book alongside a character profile activity. A concise PowerPoint that could be used as a filler lesson, starter activity or reading intervention.

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.

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

A grid for students to plot the main differences between Callum and Sephy in Noughts and Crosses by Malorie Blackman.

This PowerPoint walks students through how to write an article based on the statement: ‘In modern day living and working conditions for some people in the UK are no better than in Victorian times.’ This lesson allows students to build the skills, write an article and self assess themselves based on success criteria.

A range of twenty different high quality images to be used as stimulus for creative writing.

An aesthetic, boho themed ‘What I’m Reading’ poster.

Macbeth’s changing character from Act One to Act Three. A lovely, visual worksheet to help students track Macbeth’s emotions and feelings and how he changes as a character.

A worksheet based around getting to know how your students learn. Aimed at English Teachers!

Seven weeks worth of comprehensive home learning tasks to use alongside the ‘Ghost Boys’ book. These tasks focus on features of writing, language techniques and debate questions.