Mind map of quotations relating to the theme of family within A Christmas Carol. Suitable for revision or to use alongside teaching the novella. Includes quotations linking to : - Scrooge’s relationship with Fred / Belle / Fan - Fezziwig’s family - Cratchit family

Two A3 analysis worksheets (one aimed at higher ability, one at lower ability) to allow students to independently analyse structure and language of the poem. Forms part of the power and conflict anthology for the AQA GCSE.

Key quotations for the characters of Romeo and Juliet along with most minor characters (Friar, Nurse, Lady Capulet, Lord Capulet, Benvolio, Mercurio, Tybalt). Good resource for revising the play once the text has been covered.

A timeline of key quotations that link to the theme of isolation - from showing Scrooge as an isolated character to his change and attempt to include himself in society. To be used as a revision resource or could be adapted to teach the theme initially.

Aimed at lower ability students, this worksheet allows students to independently analyse the poem London through questions and language technique prompts. Based on the power and conflict anthology as part of the AQA Literature GCSE.

Revision resource and/or classroom activity using the key quotations associate with poverty and greed.

Key quotations from all five staves of the novella. Aimed to be used for revision or as a starting point of identifying themes, character development and changes throughout the novella.

A3 analysis sheet for and extract from ‘Brighton Rock’ in order to support lower ability students with identifying perspective, quotations and understanding text in preparation for GCSE language paper 1.

Events tracker for stave 4 - students to identify key quotations for the key events within this stave, Key quotations Stave 5 - students to analyse the quotations from stave 5 and what they show about Scrooge and how he has changed as a character.

Analysis worksheet for the opening description of Scrooge in Stave 1. Question prompts that vary in ability to allow various levels of challenge for all students to access. To use within lessons as an analytical activity or as a form of revision.

Perfect for a group activity, focused questions on each stanza of the poem Exposure in order to allow students to analyse language using helpful prompts and ideas. Use in line with the power and conflict anthology for AQA GCSE literature.

Two lessons (aimed at lower ability students) focused on analysing the poem ‘War Photographer’ by Carol Ann Duffy. Lessons provide understanding of context and structure as well as 5 language analysis points that can be used at GCSE level. A3 analysis worksheet included to allow independent thought but focused analysis.

Analysis worksheet for the poem Ozymandias from the AQA power and conflict Anthology. Aimed at lower ability students in order to allow them to access areas of the poem independently. Can be used as a revision tool or within lessons.

Worksheet designed to allow students to analyse how the spirits are presents at the beginning of each stave - Marley’s Ghost, Ghost of Christmas Past, Ghost of Christmas Present, Ghost of Christmas yet to come. Key quotations included with empty boxes for students to analyse what this suggests about the spirit and note down how they interact with Scrooge.

A3 worksheet to assist with the understanding and analysis of the poem ‘Storm on the Island’ by Seamus Heaney. Aimed at middle ability students with a few more challenging questions. Can be adapted as a focus for leanring or as a revision tool. To be used in line with the AQA Power and Conflict Anthology for GCSE Literature.

A3 worksheet to assist with the understanding and analysis of ‘Poppies’ by Jane Weir (language and structure). Aimed at middle ability students to assist with either initial learning or to supplement revision. To be used as part of the AQA Power and Conflict Anthology for GCSE Literature.

Differentiated resources to allow students to begin understanding how to analyse poetry through identifying language techniques. Focusing on analysing song lyrics, students will gain confidence in identifying common poetic devices and understanding rhyme, rhythm, purpose etc.

A two page ultimate revision document for JB Priestley’s ‘An Inspector Calls’. Includes a summary of the play, context, key themes, key character overview and key character quotations. Can be used alongside teaching of the play or as an abbreviated revision guide for Literature GCSE - AQA.

Complete resources for the teaching of ‘My Last Duchess’ in line with the AQA Power and Conflict Anthology. Power point resources with tasks/information relating to the poet, context, structure, form and language along within an A3 worksheet to allow students to analyse the language of the poem. Aimed at low - middle ability but can be easily adapted for varying levels of ability.

Booklet of resources that can be used either for teaching or revision of the AQA Anthology ‘Power and Conflict’. Can be used as individual worksheets when teaching each poem in lesson or provided as a homework / revision booklet for students to work through on their own. Information provided on context, form and structure for each poem along with language analysis questions to prompt independent thought and ideas. Varying levels of difficulty within analysis questions - more challenging questions displayed in red to prompt high leave thinking.