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Black Death Lesson Plan and Assessment
Students travel around England during the Black Death, writing a diary entry after reading how several different towns react to the plague. Using health cards, they can possibly catch the plague, and must add increasingly severe symptoms to their diary entries. After completing the activity, they write an assessed essay choosing one town.
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Poetry Analysis Skills Mind-Map
Powerpoint explaining how to analyse poetry using a mind-map to introduce analytical questions which students use to support independent analysis of poetry.
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Medicine in Medieval Britain - Vocabulary Activity
Medicine in Medieval Britain - Vocabulary Activity
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Silent Reading - Book Presentation Assessment
Assessed Oral Presentation
This resource includes a PowerPoint explaining to students how to structure their 3-5 minute presentation and the feedback sheet used by the teacher to assess their presentations out of 20 points.
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Linear Debate Model
This detailed powerpoint explains how to organise a linear debate, using the example debate topic ‘Which is better, book or movie?’.
This debate style allows every member of the class to participate in the debate, not needing the class to be divided into smaller groups; this makes assessment of debate participation simple as each student speaks individually, but allows team group work to prepare arguments and rebuttals. This activity can easily be modified to any text or topic.