Minimum of four lessons for teaching Animal Farm’s opening 3 chapters (1-3).

9 lessons on writing Gothic tales-includes extracts

Two sources and questions based on AQA Paper 2 (Victorian non fiction and modern comparison) based on New Year’s Eve

Two sources and questions based on AQA Paper 2 (Victorian non fiction and modern comparison) based on exhibitions

Designed for top set Year 8, this collection includes 16 lesson plans and accompanying resources that can be adapted and changed depending on the needs of students.

Two extracts with accompanying questions designed for Paper 1 practice.

Seven lessons (including assessment) for teaching Stave I of A Christmas Carol for AQA GCSE English Literature. Includes relevant resources and each lesson meets at least two assessment objectives with a range of activities focusing on close analysis of the text and AO3.

Lesson introducing the main character and back ground context for An Inspector Calls.

Lesson for teaching the opening fight between Montagues and Capulets in Romeo and Juliet (act1 scene 1)

Introductory lesson for teaching Shakespeare. Includes a worksheet with famous quotes for students to look at and analyse as an introduction to his language and themes.

A lesson teaching the presentation of Act 1 scene 5. Requires a clip/DVD of the scene

Lesson on introducing THe Great Gatsby in Year 12

Research project for bright KS4 students (ideal for a summer holiday or ongoing research project). THe idea is you ask students to compare a large AO3 idea found in the texts they are studying.

Lesson introducing political and social ideas behind An INspector Calls

Six lessons for teaching KS3 students the first act of Romeo and Juliet.

Single lesson for teaching about drama and tension in Act 3 scene 1

Work sheet for word frequency in An Inspector Calls: includes a teacher copy with explanations and analysis.

Extract based assessment for Romeo and JUliet. Focuses on character of Romeo in early scenes of the play

A look at how the actions of the conspirators might be interpreted by different viewpoints. INcludes some controversial ideas to stimulate discussion on what constitutes a terrorist or a freedom fighter.

Three lessons and resources for teaching the opening chapter of Of MIce and Men. Designed for GCSE and Year 9