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These worksheets feature a short extract from A Christmas Carol which includes a key quotation. The students are given questions next to this extract which aims to develop their understanding of the extract further.

An extensive list of the literary and linguistic techniques which are so often used for GCSE and A Level English courses.

A Blood Brothers themed wordsearch

A 34 page booklet around the topic of Language and Gender in A level English language. This booklet contains activities, information on theorists, transcripts, texts to analyse etc.

This lesson explores how other dystopian settings are presented. It acts as a guide to helping students construct their own setting around the conventions of dystopian fiction.

This booklet is designed to further deep understanding of the plot, characters, themes, and symbols in Macbeth. It features many activities and information to aid students’ learning.

A knowledge organiser for literature analysis. Success criteria to make a well rounded response.

This document includes different GCSE style questions with extracts including. There is added scaffolding for the analysis of said extracts. This scaffolding conforms to a ‘point, evidence, zoom in, zoom out, conclude’ format

This is a sheet that features different ambitious vocabulary for gothic pieces. For each of these words, there is also a variety of synonyms.

A worksheet that builds students’ knowledge and understanding of inference and how to show a reader information rather than telling them.

This resource includes mini activities that test spelling, punctuation and grammar with a theme of Macbeth. Great for GCSE students who need some help with the accuracy of their writing.

A 33 page booklet on supporting students with the language investigation coursework for this A level course. Provides support with choosing and undertaking a language investigation under the following topics: Language and Gender Language and Culture Language and Diversity Language and Self-representation. Includes; sample research questions, information on collecting data, proposals, abstracts, essay structure, and referencing.

A 21 page workbook scaffolding skills in ‘reading between the lines’ using questioning and texts from a variety of forms and genres.

A 40 page booklet with context, themes, quotes , analysis, exam questions, and model answers.

A form time/starter activity based on the game show Countdown where the students are given a series of letters and must find the word that features each letter or as many words as they can find. Very good for vocabulary improvement.

Two worksheets designed to help students develop awareness and understanding of adjectives.

A PDF document containing over 50 orginal tales from the Grimm Brothers. Perfect for using as short stories or extracts.

A total of 42 pages on writing letters (formal and informal). This packs helps scaffold learning in understanding the form of letters, why they are used, how to structure them, and what to include. Suitable for KS4 and KS5 (A level).

A 15 page booklet with activities and examples to help support students with reading and writing newspaper articles as part of an English language course. Suitable for GCSE and A level.

A 35 page booklet with revision activities and resources to support understanding how to analyse and look at spoken language effectively. Includes but is not limited to: Turn taking Transcription Terminology Theories and theorists (i.e. politeness theory) Phonology Semantics and pragmatics