A full lesson plan for looking at the relationships in the play. Explore with the help of these interactive and fun resources, Students present their ideas on the characters and examine the characters' motivations and personality traits. Suitable for KS4 but can be tweaked easily enough for KS3. Please leave a comment. Thank you.

Help your students focus on paragraphing skills and writing dialogue for narrative tasks. This set of resources teaches them how and gives them practice opportunities. Tasks are differentiated through the role cards - extend or support your students with the right card for them

Guide students on writing effective opening and concluding paragraphs to narrative essays with this complete set of interactive resources.

A complete lesson plan preparing students for the general essay task. Use the differentiated tasks for group work as well as the plenary.

A complete lesson plan with group tasks and activities. Extend your students' appreciation of the play with specific tasks on extracts from Act 3. Great for reviewing the Act and cementing your students' understanding of the play. Suitable for KS4 but can be tweaked to suit KS3. Please leave a comment. Thank you.

Review students' understanding of the two Acts in differentiated groups tasks. Get the ideas flowing from different group tasks all happening at the same time. Suitable for KS4 but can be tweaked easily enough for KS3 use. Please leave a comment. Thank you.

A worksheet to help students appreciate the poem.

Differentiated tasks on the poem from vocabulary to language analysis. Use these as scaffolded activities to develop students' skills.

Based on the card game, Snap, this game will involve students fully. The teacher holds the character cards while the students have the traits cards. Lots of fun and noise but all worth it in the end.

A quick true/false game to jump-start your lesson on the novel. Based on the 'Pass the Parcel&' game.

A student's Reading Log and Workbook - a guide to use when reading Northanger Abbey. Helpful for teachers to plan their lessons as well.

A nifty mind map for students to complete on Brutus based on Acts I and II. Use this as a review of the character before you begin Act III or as a planning frame for writing about Brutus.

The plot so far. Get students working on this worksheet on Act I of the play to check on how much they remember of it.

Review paragraphing skills with your students. Presentation on paragraphs, TiPToP, and a pupil exercise to insert paragraphs.

Some additional help for students when writing narratives. 'How do I begin?' 'Is this a good ending?' These are common questions by students who need a some guidance and a nudge in the right direction.

How to write an answer commenting on the effects of language used in a passage. This is aimed at students writing the CIE IGCSE First Language English exam, specifically Paper 2 Question 2.

A powerpoint to help guide students into a better understanding of the poem.

Handy wordle activity to help students with key quotes from the text. For those who need help, Instructions on how to use this resource provided in the MS word document. Have fun, and let me know how this works out for you.

A Poem by Boey Kim Cheng Use this as a starter to the poem. The powerpoint has some background info on Boey while the final slide has the poem which makes it possible for you to get your kids to analyse the poem on the board as a class.

Pupil worksheet with a brief introduction to the poet.