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Dracula Activity Pack

for A Level AQA Paper 1: Telling Stories - Imagined Worlds

Easy to use, and tailored to students of all abilities.

With chilling opening chapters, intriguing insight into Victorian culture, dynamic characters, and an iconic villain, Dracula is a seminal piece of Gothic, horror and vampire literature and a fitting text for the ‘Imagined Worlds’ component.

These stimulating activities are designed to support the teaching of Dracula for the 2015 AQA AS and A Level Language and Literature specification. Adapt to your existing scheme of work, or dip in and out, to build student confidence.

Concise introduction to each chapter followed by a carefully considered range of classroom-ready activities:

  • Consolidation questions and active learning tasks target understanding of the text and key literary and linguistic techniques
  • Discussion questions lead to more in-depth, open-ended debate and analysis of each chapter
  • Research tasks encourage students to consider contextual factors such as the ‘New Woman’, Victorian values and strict social norms
  • Exam-style questions provide students with plenty of vital exam practice at both AS and A Level

PLUS! Suggested answers to all activities included – minimal preparation required!

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