To Kill a Mockingbird: Study Guide for CCEA GCSE
Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird – an unforgettable piece of American fiction about love, kindness, respect and equality in a sleepy Southern town suffering from a crisis of conscience. View the novel from a fresh perspective with analysis and activities to encourage independent thought and detailed, evidenced responses.
- Walkthrough – Build understanding with insightful and relevant analysis for each chapter.
- Whole-text Analysis – Explores: characterisation • themes • symbolism • imagery • narrative style • language • setting • structure
- Revision and exam preparation – Revise the key aspects of the novel through writing-in-role, speaking and listening, and text transformation exercises. Plus! PEE guidance and sample exam questions to practise exam technique.
Plus!
- Student-friendly plot summary
- Original illustrations
Woven into the analysis throughout you will find:
- Integrated tasks to consolidate learning and promote independent interpretation
- Useful quotations with analysis to encourage close reading skills
- Key term definitions to ensure students grasp difficult concepts
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