A powerpoint to support the writing of an elegy poem to commemorate the passing of Queen Elizabeth II. The presentation looks at what is an elegy, why they are written, an example of an elegy and how to write one. It also has a structured, step-by-step approach to enable students to write their own elegy poem about the Queen. There are links to Newsround reports to get ideas and a display sheet for students to write their elegies out for a display.

A set of possible essay questions comparing the selection of Welsh poetry for examination in 2021 for WJEC GCSE English Literature.

A powerpoint looking at all 15 poems selected for examination in 2021 for WJEC’s GCSE English Literature Unit 3, Section B. Poems include: • Leisure by WH Davies • A Peasant by RS Thomas • Cynddylan on a Tractor by RS Thomas • Cathedral Builders by John Ormond • Some Fathers by Peter Gruffydd • Walnut Tree Forge by John Tripp • Let’s go to Barry Island by Idris Davies • In Cardigan Market by Brian Morris • Harvest at Mynachlog by Gillian Clarke • The Fisherman by Christine Evans • Callers by Christine Evans • Those who Make Paths by Catherine Fisher • Dancing Woman 1 by Pennyanne Windsor • Heroines by Pennyanne Windsor • Daedalus by Stephen Knight Powerpoint includes info about structure and form, and detailed annotations of each poem.

Power point exploring a range of scenes from Macbeth focusing on the theme of loyalty. Produced to prepare middle set Y10 students for their GCSE English Literature controlled assessment for WJEC in Wales. Power point introduces theme and goes through a selection of key scenes from Acts one, three and five, identifying key quotations and developing PEEL paragraphs in preparation for essay writing. Also accompanied by a student booklet with the key scenes ready for students to explore and annotate.

Power point giving social historical and cultural context to Victorian Gothic literature.

A series of questions following Bloom's Taxonomy focused on Lord Capulet in Act 3, scene 5 of Romeo and Juliet.

Power point and essay plan to support learners in the completion of an assessment titled: How Does Shakespeare Use Language to Explain the Different Stages of Life?

A complete lesson with power point, lesson plan and resources following the TEEP learning cycle. The lesson focuses on exploring the Seven Ages of Man/All the World's a Stage speech from As You Like It.

A hand out and power point aimed at preparing/supporting learners through planning and writing a description of a storm.

A resource for learners to translate key scenes in The Tempest from the Shakespeare to more modern language. Key scenes are: Act 1 Scene 2, lines 412 to 463 Act 3 Scene 1, lines 32 to 91

A powerpoint devised for low ability Y9 exploring the relationship between Caliban and Prospero in The Tempest.

A booklet aimed at getting Y9 to understand the characters and plot of Macbeth through a homework project from over a school holiday/series of weeks. Booklet includes a storyboard of Macbeth where the plot has been provided, but learners have to add the pictures. It also has a page which shows all the main characters (for them to draw pictures) and a blank front cover for them to design a suitable cover. Also included is a landscape version of the storyboard with comprehension questions at the end of Act Two, Four and Five.

A blank writing frame designed to look like the front page of the Verona Times. Could be used for learners to show their understanding of the plot of Romeo and Juliet through writing a newspaper report about the events of the play.

A quick activity where learners have to fill the gaps in order to complete the titles of Shakespeare's plays.

Pictures of the Romeo and Juliet characters from the Baz Luhrrman film. I used them to help learners get to grips with who each character was. They organised the characters into Montagues/Capulets/Neither then glued them in their books in the groups. Underneath the pictures they wrote key details about each character. Could be used as a revision exercise or to explore relationships between characters.

A Power Point presentation introducing Shakespeare's Globe Theatre. Includes a diagram of the Globe for learners to label following the information within the Power Point.

Power point presentation to support learners through the preparation and writing of an assessment essay on the theme of violence and conflict in Romeo and Juliet. Included is an essay plan and peer assessment sheet to support learners.