27 publications found.
ERA Finalist 2018 Resources and activities to support students in exploring and analysing Hamlet.
£80.00
96 pages of activities and resources to support the study of A Streetcar Named Desire for English Literature or combined Language and Literature courses at advanced level.
£80.00
This EMC coursebook is an essential classroom resource for the OCR AS and A Level English Language and Literature (EMC). It provides sequences of classroom activities to teach all of the components of the AS and A Level.
£24.50
Classroom material taking students from pre-reading activities and close reading approaches on each Act, to after reading work and preparation for essay writing. Includes 90-minute DVD.
£80.00
80-photocopiable pages of classroom activities linked to a 60-minute DVD.
£80.00
Variety of talk, drama and reading approaches for 14-18-year-olds leading to a range of written, oral and media outcomes.
£70.00
Balanced section-by-section activities with work encouraging an overview of the play as a whole. The flavour of the material is lively, challenging and innovative, with sparky ideas for getting through the text.
£70.00
128-page photocopiable pack introduces the cultural, social, historical and literary contexts of the period through the study of substantial extracts from a range of set texts.
£70.00
This photocopiable, wirobound resource offers a complete route through the play with activities on every scene, but is designed for teachers to dip into. Includes photographs, film stills, cartoons and charts.
£70.00
Fun, lively and challenging activities on the play with suggested routes through the play and the material leading to worthwhile written and oral tasks for KS3 and GCSE.
£25.00
This is a photocopiable, wirobound resource offering a complete route through the play with activities on every scene. Includes photographs, film stills, cartoons and charts
£70.00
A comprehensive introduction to tragedy, designed for advanced level students. It provides clear explanations of key concepts in tragedy and changing ideas about tragedy over time, from classical theories and Renaissance thinking through to modern interpretations.
£20.00
A comprehensive set of materials and activities on the dramatic genre of comedy, to resource advanced level teaching, whichever play texts you are teaching. 160-page photocopiable pack, with 2-hour DVD.
£95.00
Helps students to develop and reflect on their own readings and introduces them to interpretations by other readers, building their confidence and understanding of the contexts which shape different readings.
£70.00
Supports advanced level English Literature students in understanding what it means to analyse texts closely, through practical activities on a wide range of texts and close readings by leading academics and critics.
£80.00
An exciting way into the contexts of pre-1770 drama texts. The cultural, social and historical context of the plays of this period are introduced, using substantial extracts from many of the set texts.
£25.00
Material and activities to support both GCSE and advanced level students. Includes video interviews with playwright Diane Samuels and Vera Coppard, a kindertransport child.
£25.00
A fresh and engaging introduction to close reading of Shakespeare’s language through active media approaches to two separate texts: A Midsummer Night’s Dream; Romeo and Juliet. Includes video material.
£6.50
This 48-page photocopiable PDF offers support for an engaged reading of the play, with many suggestions for classroom drama work and discussion of the central ideas of the play.
£12.50
Photocopiable PDF study guide for KS3 and GCSE on Shakespeare's tragedy Romeo and Juliet, with fun, lively and challenging classroom activities, such as role play, a media simulation, creative writing, visual and drama approaches and close language work.
£19.95
Photocopiable PDF study guide on Shakespeare's history play Richard III, with classroom activities, lesson ideas and resources suitable for KS3 and GCSE.
£30.00
Single photocopiable PDF unit from Pre-1770 Drama introduces the Elizabethan World Picture through a sequence of short activities, using primary sources and modern critical extracts and explores order and disorder.
£4.50
Collection of photocopiable PDF units from Pre-1770 Drama raising key ideas about the age and introducing ideas about comic and tragic genres, exploring their roots in Classical forms of drama.
£7.50
Two units from Pre-1770 Drama explores two key thematic preoccupations of Elizabethan and Jacobean dramatists: class and gender, in particular the nature and role of women.
£5.50