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25 printable worksheets covering comprehension, analysis, writing scaffolds, and exam skills practice. Designed to be used straight from the printer.
A scaffolded worksheet that walks students through Point, Evidence, Explain with sentence starters and a worked example.
A reusable poem annotation worksheet that teaches students to mark up any poem using the SMILE framework.
24 language device cards for a bingo-style starter or recap activity. Print and play in 5 minutes.
Blank grids for students to learn 10 quotes per character, with a space for analysis and context.
A full unseen prose extract with scaffolded comprehension and analysis questions.
A printable reference sheet of 50+ analytical connectives organised by function: adding, contrasting, emphasising, concluding.
30 Tier 2 academic words with definitions, examples, and a sentence-writing task.
A blank character analysis template covering key quotes, methods, context, and themes.
Track how a theme develops across a text with chapter-by-chapter evidence and analysis.
Students rewrite a flat paragraph using a range of sentence structures for impact.
Spot and explain metaphors, similes, personification, and hyperbole in an extract.
A visual planning sheet for descriptive writing using the 5 senses and a shift in time.
A planning sheet using DAFOREST and a rhetorical structure (intro, three arguments, counter, conclusion).
A set of printable cards linking key quotes to historical, social, and literary context.
A student-facing SPaG checklist and error log for tracking common mistakes.
A single-sheet essay planner with thesis, three arguments, and conclusion boxes.
Students identify and annotate tone shifts in a non-fiction article.
Step-by-step scaffold for building extended metaphors in creative writing.
Teach students to move from literal to inferred to thematic reading with a three-step scaffold.
Ten model opening lines with analysis, plus a task to write five of their own.
A three-column analysis grid to structure paragraphs on language and method.
Target colons, semicolons, dashes, and brackets with a model text and correction tasks.
Plan and draft a one-minute speech with rhetorical devices highlighted throughout.
Spot and explain structural choices: openings, shifts, cyclical structure, foreshadowing.
A reusable matrix for comparing two texts, characters, or poems across theme, method, and effect.