A 3 week scheme of work on AQA GCSE creative writing. This scheme covers both descriptive and narrative writing. It allows students to develop the skills needed for both types of writing (show, not tell; convincing openings; character development; sentence starters/structures etc.). The scheme contains two editable worksheets that can be used immediately by teachers and students. One covers two weeks on descriptive writing and the other covers one week on narrative writing.

A selection of resources to support with teaching ‘Love’s Philosophy’. Resources include: context worksheet vocabulary match up exercise comprehension question exercise whole class analysis activity group work analysis activity copy of the poem

A selection of resources to support with teaching ‘Sonnet 29’. Resources include: context worksheet vocabulary match up exercise comprehension question exercise whole class analysis activity group work analysis activity copy of the poem

A selection of 7 worksheets to support students studying Act 1 of ‘Romeo and Juliet’. Each scene of the first act is covered by these worksheets. The prologue is also covered. There is also a context research project sheet included with this resource which is fantastic for supporting independent research skills.

A revision workbook for English Language GCSE students focused on AQA’s paper 2, question 5. The workbook covers the following focus areas: identifying PAF the three main forms of writing formal vs informal language how to plan how to write a good introduction and conclusion language techniques

A selection of worksheets to support students studying ‘The Lonely Londoners’. This SoW contains a worksheet for each of the 5 sections of the novella alongside 4 context worksheets.

Editable worksheets that take students through the whole of ‘An Inspector Calls’. The worksheet activities cover the whole of the play and contain comprehension questions for each larger section of reading to secure consistent understanding of plot. Perfect for in-person or online teaching. Perfect for low/mid ability students. 11 worksheets in total. Worksheet 1 - opening stage directions Worksheet 2 - opening of the play Worksheet 3 - Mr Birling’s characterisation Worksheet 4 - Sheila’s characterisation Worksheet 5 - Sheila’s development Worksheet 6 - Gerald’s characterisation Worksheet 7 - Mrs Birling Worksheet 8 - Eric’s characterisation Worksheet 9 - Who’s to blame? Worksheet 10 - considering the Inspector Worksheet 11 - considering the ending Page numbers referenced link to Heinemann version of the play.

This resource is perfect for KS4 students studying and revising ‘Romeo and Juliet’. It covers all of the play’s key characters and themes and includes a list of character traits for each character, a list of key quotations for every character and theme, and a list of relevant context to consider when studying the play.

This resource is perfect for KS4 students studying and revising ‘A Christmas Carol’. It covers all of the novel’s key characters and themes and includes a list of character traits for each character, a list of key quotations for every character and theme, and a list of relevant context for each character and theme.

This resource supports students with considering and analysing the significance of a number of settings in ‘Tess of the D’Urbervilles’ from chapters 1-30.

These resources focus on ‘A Thousand Splendid Suns’ as a piece of historical fiction. Each resource maps out the key historical events that the novel covers in the form of a timeline. Linked to each key event that the novel covers are a number of comprehension/analysis questions which prompt students to think about the presentation of specific historical events in the novel and Hosseini’s purpose in presenting them this way.

This resource includes a student pack of 123 tracking questions for reading ‘A Thousand Splendid Suns’. It also includes a teacher pack with answers. This resource is perfect for students studying ‘A Thousand Splendid Suns’ at A Level. It can be used for revision, to track students’ reading progress and comprehension while studying the text, and for shorter recall quizzes.

This resource includes a student pack of 168 tracking questions for reading ‘Tess of the D’Urbervilles’. There is also a teacher pack with answers. The questions track the events of the novel in chronological order and this resource is perfect for those teaching the text at A Level. The resource can be used for revision, tracking students’ reading progress and comprehension as you teach the text, or for shorter recall quizzes.