pdf, 2.07 MB
pdf, 2.07 MB
pdf, 59.08 KB
pdf, 59.08 KB

This 32-slide lesson on Wilfred Owen’s harrowing portrait of the First World War, ‘Dulce et Decorum Est’, contains a detailed and comprehensive exploration of the poem.

The lesson includes context on the war, propaganda, and Owen himself, as well as analysis and questions on each stanza of the poem, including structure and form. Questions and tasks are included, with a final essay question for students (and two exemplar paragraphs) at the end.

A copy of the poem is included too.

This lesson is ideal for KS3 (particularly HA) and GCSE students, but could be easily adapted.

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