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Students can have fun creating their own perfect dystopian character. This resource can be adapted to include a challenge task of your choice for students (example is provided.)

Students sort a range of stative and dynamic verbs into the correct place on the table. A great activity for introducing, teaching or revising these word classes. Can be used for GCSE English Language or A level English Language.

This worksheet has room for students to write about key characters, themes, quotes and authorial intent. It also breaks down the family tree of the main characters within the play.

A grid for students to plot the main differences between Callum and Sephy in Noughts and Crosses by Malorie Blackman.

This lovely, unisex rewards chart is great for students to collect stickers for things they have done well throughout the day. The targets have been left blank so that you can tailor them to fit your students needs. Great for: Behaviour management SEN students Using alongside a visual timetable

Great for first time teachers or teachers at new schools! Meet the teacher template to fill out and give to new students and parents. **This fun design is really eye catching and allows you to input: ** About You Fun Facts Contact Information

A worksheet containing the wonderful opening extract to Pride and Prejudice. Students colour code the senetence type boxes, then hunt for the sentences within the extract. Great for GCSE language revision. Great for OCR and AQA A level English Language revision.

A worksheet focusing on how the character of Sheila is presented in an Inspector Calls.

Boho, rainbow labels that can be used within a classroom or office space. Labels include: Papers Crayons Markers Pencils Scissors Gluesticks

A worksheet that explore the preface and first like of the Dickens classic A Christmas Carol.

Essay plan sheet for the question ‘How Priestley presents Mr Birling as a character?’

This is an extract and question based assessment. The question asks students how Ness builds tension and suspense based on the extract provided.

Quotes from A Monster Calls chapter three for students to analyse.

Students are asked to spot the sentence elements within the sentences provided. All of the sentence elements are provided on the sheet as a reminder. A great resource for A level language AQA and OCR revision.

A comprehensive lesson plan for introducing Key Stage 3 (KS3) students to creative writing and the key skills required to write a story.

A worksheet that walks through descriptivist and descriptivist views of language change.

Movie plot worksheet. Fill out the storyboard, draw six pictures to represent the plot of the movie.

This worksheet is based on students finding synonyms to some basic vocabulary that is used everyday. This is a fun way of introducing synonyms or allowing students to expand their vocabulary.

A fun resource for students to revise some key language techniques.

An extract from the maze runner alongside an exam style question on structure. Can be used for an in class assessment or for AFL at the end of a module.