<p>A 20 lesson unit on war poems for KS3. Lessons include resources and full copies of each poem.</p> <p>Lessons include:</p> <p>L1 and 2: World War 1 Context<br /> L3: In Flanders Field<br /> L4: Flag<br /> L5: Patriotism and Propaganda Posters<br /> L6: Who’s For the Game?<br /> L7: The Soldier<br /> L8: The Redeemer<br /> L9: Dulce et Decorum Est<br /> L10: Dulce continued<br /> L11: Exposure<br /> L12: Descriptive Writing<br /> L13: PTSD<br /> L14: The Manhunt<br /> L15: Poppies<br /> L16: Comparing Poems<br /> L17: Ode to a Drone<br /> L18: The End and The Beginning<br /> L19: We Lived Happily During the War<br /> L20: The Christmas Truce</p>

<p>A pack of 24 lessons exploring Jekyll and Hyde. Includes extracts, worksheets, an AQA question.</p> <p>Quite scaffolded so would work as a KS3 unit aswell as a KS4 unit.</p> <p>Can be used alongside an abridged text too.</p>

<p>A pack of 8 lessons including resources to help students revise and prepare for AIC exams and assessments. **Uses AQA assessment objectives. **</p> <p>Includes:</p> <p>L1: Context Revision (character links to context)<br /> L2: Mr Birling and Avarice<br /> L3: Sheila and Social Change (essay example and plan)<br /> L4: Essay Writing<br /> L5: Gerald, Eric and Patriarchy<br /> L6: Mrs Birling and Social Responsibility<br /> L7: Essay Writing<br /> L8: The Inspector and Socialism (includes high level links to Karl Marx)</p>

<p>A 5 week unit focusing on Greek myths and legends for KS3 students<br /> stories and resources included</p> <p>Each myth builds a foundation of the key concepts and texts taught at GCSE. These include tragic heroes, femininity, power and humanity.</p> <p>The unit focuses on reading comprehension, creative writing (fiction and non-fiction) as well as analytical writing.</p> <p>Writing structures provided (most with sentence starters.)</p> <p>Week 1: The Ancient Greeks</p> <ul> <li>Lesson 1: The Ancient Greeks</li> <li>Lesson 2: Greek Gods and Goddesses</li> <li>Lesson 3: Mythical Beasts</li> <li>Lesson 4: Hercules</li> </ul> <p>Week 2: Be Careful What You Wish For</p> <ul> <li>Lesson 5: Pandora’s Box</li> <li>Lesson 6: King Midas</li> <li>Lesson 7: Icarus</li> </ul> <p>Week 3: Vanity and Narcissism</p> <ul> <li>Lesson 9: Mirror Descriptions</li> <li>Lesson 10: Narcissus</li> <li>Lesson 11: Medusa</li> <li>Lesson 12: Carol Ann Duffy’s ‘Medusa’</li> </ul> <p>Week 4: The Power of Nature:</p> <ul> <li>Lesson 13: Hades and the Underworld</li> <li>Lesson 14: Persephone’s Abduction</li> <li>Lesson 15: Artemis and Orion</li> <li>Lesson 16: Poseidon</li> </ul> <p>Week 5: Masculinity and Tragic Heroes</p> <ul> <li>Lesson 17: Prometheus and Zeus</li> <li>Lesson 18: Persuading Zeus</li> <li>Lesson 19: Achilles and the Tragic Hero</li> <li>Lesson 20: Greek Myths Quiz</li> </ul>

<p>A narrative writing worksheet using the DROP SHIFT ZOOM LINK structure. Can be used to plan or write any story at KS3 or KS4 level.</p>

<p>An introductory lesson to Pride and Prejudice focusing on key characters and plot.</p> <p>Includes:</p> <ul> <li>PowerPoint</li> <li>Printable plot summary and character match worksheet</li> <li>YouTube video link to plot summary and character analysis</li> </ul> <p>Great for KS3 and KS4 students!</p>

<p>The Ultimate Power and Conflict Poetry Card Game!</p> <p>Includes PowerPoint with game instructions for:</p> <ul> <li>Theme Snap (matching poems to themes)</li> <li>Go Fish (theme groupings)</li> <li>Memory Pairs (theme pairs)</li> </ul> <p>52 Playing Cards (3x for each poem and 7 theme cards)</p> <p>All games require theme and quote revision for all 16 poems.</p> <p>Great for:</p> <ul> <li>Class Revision</li> <li>Interventions</li> <li>Home Schooling</li> <li>End of term fun!</li> </ul>

<p>A lesson for KS3 or KS4 exploring Sassoon’s ‘To the Warmongers.’</p> <p>Includes:</p> <ul> <li>Poetic methods matching activity</li> <li>Copies of the poem</li> <li>What How Why analysis structure</li> </ul> <p>A great resource for war poetry or introducing students to an unseen poem with similar themes of Power and Conflict.</p>

<p>A series of Romeo and Juliet worksheets inspired by the 1996 movie adaptation. Great for KS3 students!</p> <p>Includes:</p> <ul> <li>‘Watch along’ sheets for each act</li> <li>Character sheet</li> <li>Language analysis sheet of balcony scene (Act 2)</li> <li>Language analysis sheet of Benvolio’s statement (Act 3)</li> <li>Language analysis sheet of Juliet’s soliloquy (Act 4)</li> </ul>

<p>A great session for year 10 and 11 ahead of assessments and exams! Focuses on the assessment objectives when planning and approaching an essay on selfishness in the play.</p>

<p>A creative writing booklet where students describe a door and a character which might live behind it.</p> <p>Perfect for cover!</p>

<p>Descriptive Writing Cover Booklet for KS3.</p> <p>Perfect for:</p> <ul> <li>Creative Writing Units</li> <li>Gothic Units</li> <li>The Crucible</li> </ul>