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Oct / Nov 2000 - Top 20s for KS4 (ages 14 to 16), KS3 (ages 11 to 14)
Top 5s for Primary and A-Level (ages 16 to 18):
(To be updated soon - promise!)
PDF resources KS4
HTML resources KS4
  1. Small package of resources for teaching "To Kill a Mocking Bird"
  2. NEAB Anthology 'Hearts & Partners' revision notes
  3. Generate a character profile quickly with this worksheet
  4. 'An Inspector Calls' scheme of work
  5. A complete unit of work that prepares Year 11 pupils for Unseen Poetry at GCSE
  6. Complete scheme of work for teaching "Of Mice and Men"
  7. 'An Inspector Calls' worksheets
  8. NEAB English Syllabus 2000 summary outline
  9. 'An Inspector Calls' worksheets
  10. "Lord of the Flies" test paper
  11. Worksheets with various tasks on extracts from 'The Peaches', 'Boy', 'He knew him well', and 'Buddy'
  12. KS4 Speaking & Listening Assessment proforma
  13. "To Kill a Mocking Bird" test paper
  14. NEAB English Literature Syllabus 2000 summary outline
  15. Compare ‘The Signal Man’ by Dickens and ‘Lamb to the Slaughter’ by Roald Dahl
  16. "Twelfth Night" test paper
  17. Revision / teaching notes for the NEAB Anthology "That Old Rope"
  18. Summary of Romeo & Juliet Act 1 Scene 5 (SATs)
  19. An introduction to writing frames for poems from other cultures and traditions
  20. Ananyse "I am Very Bothered when I Think" by Simon Armitage
  1. Small package of resources for teaching "To Kill a Mocking Bird"
  2. Definitive guide to studying "Of Mice and Men"
  3. "Of Mice and Men" factsheet
  4. Guidance notes to studying "An Inspector Calls"
  5. Complete fiction / media scheme of work for teaching "Of Mice and Men"
  6. Complete scheme of work for teaching "Of Mice and Men"
  7. "Romeo and Juliet" worksheet - who was to blame?
  8. Everything you ever wanted to know about 'technical' poetry words but were too afraid to ask!
  9. "To Kill a Mocking Bird" plot summary
  10. "Merchant of Venice" summary
  11. A concise chapter by chapter overview of the novel
  12. A graph of the tension level during "An Inspector Calls"
  13. (Old) NEAB Poetry Anthology scheme of work "Hearts and Partners"
  14. Show the development of Macbeth's character in Act 1
  15. Key quotations about Atticus (To Kill a Mocking Bird)
  16. Quotes - who siad what about Macbeth & Lady M, and why?
  17. Advice on appropriate essay framework, style and text analysis required to write a good literature essay
  18. Compare ‘The Signal Man’ by Dickens and ‘Lamb to the Slaughter’ by Roald Dahl
  19. Complete NEAB Anthology scheme of work "When the Going gets Tough"
  20. Hamlet - an approach
PDF resources KS3
HTML resources KS3
  1. Excellent Year 7 Writing scheme of work
  2. Advertising - unit of work
  3. War poems worksheet
  4. One page handout on how to create a newpaper article
  5. Adverbs
  6. Accent & Dialect work unit featuring Ali G
  7. Creative Poetry unit of work
  8. Macbeth revision questions for SATs
  9. Worksheet that prompts pupils to write about 'Reading for Pleasure'
  10. SATs Macbeth revision for Act 4 Scene 1
  11. Writing to Analyse, Comment and Review
  12. Differentiated scheme of work on 'Room 13' by Robert Swindells for lower ability pupils
  13. Scheme of work on "Why the Whales Came" by Michael Morpurgo
  14. A brief, easy to follow guide to Myths and Legends
  15. An Introduction to Poetry - complete scheme of work
  16. Macbeth - how does Shakespeare make Act 2 Scene 2 especially dramatic?
  17. Scheme of work for Knowledge About Langauge and the play "Our Day Out"
  18. Similes and Metphors
  19. Characterisation for Myths and Legends
  20. More on Similes and Metphors
  1. A framework for responding to poetry
  2. Read all about it! - newpapers scheme of work
  3. Macbeth essay plan
  4. Similes and Metphors
  5. Essay question: How does Edgar Allan Poe keep the reader in suspense in "The Tell-Tale Heart"?
  6. How to analyse a short story
  7. Witches poetry anthology
  8. An Introduction to Poetry - complete scheme of work
  9. Macbeth - how does Shakespeare make Act 2 Scene 2 especially dramatic?
  10. Investigating Everyday Langauge
  11. Accent and Dialect "It's the way that you say it" - work unit
  12. Macbeth cloze exercise
  13. More on Similes and Metphors
  14. Scheme of work for Knowledge About Langauge and the play "Our Day Out"
  15. The excellent Story Wheel
  16. Autobiography - complete scheme of work
  17. How to write imaginatively in an exam - excellent one page handout
  18. An introduction to the Year 7 Reading Project
  19. Investigating different genre stories
  20. Poetry Unit - Ten Little Schoolchildren
Top 5 - Primary
Top 5 - A-Level
  1. PDF - Adjectives worksheet
  2. PDF - blank "Wanted" poster!
  3. PDF - lesson notes on Antonyms
  4. Word - examine rhyming couplets within a sonnet
  5. Word - split compound words into their component parts
  1. HTML - Wuthering Heights plot summary
  2. HTML - Romeo and Juliet study unit
  3. HTML - an introduction to Wuthering Heights
  4. HTML - Language At Play: Linguistic Terms
  5. HTML - Introductory notes for studying Shakespeare
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