This unit contains everything you need to teach ‘Remains’ at Key Stage 5, and will save you hours of preparation time! It includes 26 lessons and is fully resourced with lesson PowerPoints, contextual information, essays, quizzes and opportunities for extract analysis. The page numbers refer to the Faber and Faber edition. This unit of work has been designed for the IB but is adaptable to fit other exam board specifications. Lesson 1: Introduction to ‘Remains’ Lesson 2: Context Lesson 3: Plot Review Lesson 4: The Prologue Lesson 5: Great Houses Research Lesson 6: Introduction to Mr Stevens Lesson 7: Stevens’ journey Lesson 8: Englishness Lesson 9:Essay planning Lesson 10: Stevens and his father Lesson 11: Miss Kenton’s letter Lesson 12: Stevens’ father Lesson 13: The Conference Lesson 14: Mortimer’s Pond Lesson 15:Guilt and Delusion Lesson 16: Denials and Excuses Lesson 17: Mis Kenton and Mr Stevens Lesson 18: Comparing Key Scenes Lesson 19: Democracy and Autocracy Lesson 20: Stevens confronts reality Lesson 21: Appearance and Reality Lesson 22: Mrs Benn Lesson 23: The End Lesson 24: Stevens’ memories Lesson 25: End of Unit Quiz Lesson 26: Interview with Ishiguro

This unit includes everything you need to teach Mockingbird at High School for the IGCSE, and it will save you hours of preparation time! It is focused on essay writing skills for Cambridge IGCSE, but it could be easily adapted for other exam boards. It includes 23 lessons; each lesson covers a chapter of the novel. It is fully resourced with lesson PowerPoints, contextual information, assessment questions, quizzes, activities to exploit drama, extracts for analysis, online research, opportunities for creative writing, context cards and a revision workbook. The page numbers refer to the Orange Faber and Faber edition with an introduction by Ian Gregor. Chapter 1: An introduction to Maycomb County and Alabama Chapter 2: A Southern Education, Miss Caroline extract practice Chapter 3: The relationship between Atticus and Scout Chapter 4: Atticus and Bravery Chapter 5: Miss Maudie Atkinson Chapter 6: How Harper Lee builds tension Chapter 7: Growing Up Chapter 8: Creative Writing and The Fire Chapter 10: The rabid dog Chapter 11: Ms Dubose and Southern Belles Chapter 12: Segregation and Calpurnia’s church Chapter 13: Aunt Alexandra Chapter 14: Exam practice Chapter 15: Lynch Mobs and the KKK Chapters 16-21: The Trial Chapter 17: How Harper Lee creates mood and atmosphere Chapter 21: The Verdict Chapter 23: Character Foils: Bob and Atticus Chapter 24: The Missionary Ladies Chapter 25: Role Models Chapter 28: The attack on Scout and Jem Chapters 29-30: The Aftermath Chapter 31: The Ending