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I’ve started adding new characters to my Frankenstein series, so Victor needed a bit of an upgrade and is now digitally produced. Wahey! He is from a series of posters I created in order to help revision of characters for GCSE.

There are a number of uses for these posters. When printed in A3, they make great classroom displays, while A5 is the ideal size for individual student revision booklets. I found A4 just right for classroom activities, which can include asking students to link the quotes and comments to a given theme. Explaining what is significant about the quotes and comments in the poster means that students practise expanding on their answers and gain a deeper understanding of what the writer has intended. Alternatively, the posters can serve as inspiration for students to create their own versions for other characters and/or texts.

The files included in your purchase are jpeg and pdf, plus a picture-only version, a traits-only version, and a quotes-only one. These allow for further tasks, in finding the evidence for the traits, or vice versa.

Also currently available in the Frankenstein series are The Creature, Robert Walton, Elizabeth Lavenza, Justine Moritz, Henry Clerval, Alphonse, Caroline, and the DeLacey family. The nine poster series is available as a bundle for less than the cost of five individual posters!

If you click on my picture or name, you can see the other texts available in my TES shop:

An Inspector Calls;
Blood Brothers;
Romeo and Juliet;
Macbeth;
Twelfth Night;
The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde;
A Christmas Carol;
Pigeon English;
Animal Farm.

I plan on doing Lord of the Flies next, as well as more Shakespeare plays, but I’m open to suggestions. If it will sell on here, I don’t mind putting the time in to creating posters.