Simple worksheets with key extracts from Chapter 5 and 6 of Jekyll & Hyde, ‘Incident of the Letter’ and ‘Remarkable Incident of Doctor Lanyon’. For each extract, difficult vocabulary is glossed and guiding questions asked. Useful for making notes, and preparing for the passage-based exam question.

Simple worksheets with key extracts from Chapter 3 and 4 of Jekyll & Hyde, ‘Dr Jekyll Was Quite at Ease’ and ‘The Carew Murder Case’. For each extract, difficult vocabulary is glossed and guiding questions asked. Useful for making notes, and preparing for the passage-based exam question.

A short information sheet summarising some of the history of Christianity, including the difference between Catholic and Protestant ideas, as well as a section on Calvinism which is directly relevant to Jane Eyre and the character of Mr Brocklehurst.

A comprehensive list of key passages relating to the Monster/Creature in Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein. Ideal for revision or reference purposes.

Worksheet going through Act 1 Scene 3 from Macbeth in detail, with a glossary of challenging words, and questions on each section. Could be used as a revision tool, or for discussion/homework.

A collection of key quotes from the play, presented in a table with space for students to add themes and notes on each quote. Ideal for revision purposes.

Simple but detailed summary of the story of Jekyll & Hyde, going through each chapter and setting out the main events. Also includes a question to think about, plus a key quote. Useful mainly for revision purposes.

Worksheet on Lady Mary Wroth’s poem Song. Questions & images to prompt thought/discussion on SMILE - Structure, Meaning, Imagery, Language and Effect on the Reader. Originally created for the Cambridge IGCSE syllabus.

Simple worksheet with questions on Act 3 Scene 2 of Romeo and Juliet, in which Juliet finds out that Romeo has killed Tybalt. Useful for revision, or to prompt discussion on the events and themes of the scene.

Worksheet going through Act 1 Scene 5 from Macbeth in detail, with a glossary of challenging words, and questions on each section. Could be used as a revision tool, or for discussion/homework.

An information sheet covering context for Robert Browning’s poem My Last Duchess. It provides a simple introduction to the history of Duke Alfonso II, the Italian Renaissance, Machiavelli and Women in the Victorian Era. Also included is a simple worksheet with images representing quotes from the poem. Students can identify the quotes for themselves, or match them with quotes provided.

Worksheet on Amanda Chong’s poem lion heart. Questions & images to prompt thought/discussion on SMILE - Structure, Meaning, Imagery, Language and Effect on the Reader. Originally created for the Cambridge IGCSE syllabus.

Worksheet on Liz Lochhead’s poem For My Grandmother Knitting. Questions & images to prompt thought/discussion on SMILE - Structure, Meaning, Imagery, Language and Effect on the Reader. Originally created for the Cambridge IGCSE syllabus.

Worksheet on Patricia Beer’s poem The Lost Woman. Questions & images to prompt thought/discussion on SMILE - Structure, Meaning, Imagery, Language and Effect on the Reader. Originally created for the Cambridge IGCSE syllabus.

Worksheet on Emma Jones’s poem Tiger in the Menagerie. Questions & images to prompt thought/discussion on SMILE - Structure, Meaning, Imagery, Language and Effect on the Reader. Originally created for the Cambridge IGCSE syllabus.

Worksheet on Sam Hunt’s poem Stabat Mater. Questions & images to prompt thought/discussion on SMILE - Structure, Meaning, Imagery, Language and Effect on the Reader. Originally created for the Cambridge IGCSE syllabus.

Worksheet going through Act 1 Scene 3 from Macbeth in detail, with a glossary of challenging words, and questions on each section. Could be used as a revision tool, or for discussion/homework.

Resource to create a mind-map of quotes for the character of Edward Hyde. Cut out the quotes, and then stick/arrange them around the 3 headings that they link best to: Animal, Pure Evil, Repulsive. There are also three items of key context. Useful for revision or as a class exercise.

Simple worksheet with key extracts from Chapter 10 of Jekyll & Hyde, ‘Henry Jekyll’s Full Statement of the Case’. For each extract, difficult vocabulary is glossed and guiding questions asked. Useful for making notes, and preparing for the passage-based exam question. Could be used for revision or to provoke discussion around the more complex sides to Jekyll’s character.

Information sheet looking at the treatment of religion in A Christmas Carol, and how the novel links to key Christian themes such as forgiveness, charity, family and the dangers of wealth. Could be used as a handout or adapted for other purposes.