<p>KS3 poem looking at Bill Bryson’s poem - Refugees.</p> <p>Includes worksheet to accompany lesson.</p>

<p>15 Sheets of the poems asking students to fill in the important details from each poem.</p>

<p>A poem and worksheet looking at England in 1819 by Percy Shelley</p>

<p>A poem for KS3 from Tupac - The Rose That Grew From Concrete.</p> <p>PPT to go through poetry analysis and editable worsksheet to focus on analysis.</p>

<p>A worksheet and PowerPoint to assist understanding and knowledge of the characters in Animal Farm.</p> <p>Really useful for at the beginning of the novella to assist students in understanding each of the characters, what they represent and the allegory that Orwell wanted to present.</p>

<p>A creative writing activity to help develop sensory descriptions and higher level vocabulary.</p> <p>Looking at how the sherbet lemons: look, taste, feel, sound and smell.</p> <p>Sweet can be substituted for another sweet (or healthier) option!</p> <p>Really fun lesson to do with students!</p>

<p>71 page booklet revising AQA English Language Paper 1</p> <p>Contains:<br /> Break downs of each question. Q1-5<br /> How to answer them.<br /> Space to answer.<br /> Several questions to practise skills with varying extracts.</p> <p>Guided exam paper.</p> <p>Exam Paper.</p>

<p>A poem based on Black History Month (although can be used at other times!) based on Benjamin Zephaniah’s poem <strong>No Problem</strong></p> <p>Comes as a full lesson explaining dialect and colloquialism, gives information of Zephaniah and his life and a worksheet with prompting questions. (the questions can be edited, removed or adapted to suit specific class needs.</p>

<p>A family tree of the characters in Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet.</p> <p>A good introduction to the characters to see how they fit in in the play or a good revision sheet to fill with key points and quotes!</p> <p>PowerPoint describing each character and worksheet.</p>

<p>Macbeth Powerpoint with two worksheets.<br /> PowerPoint has key information on each character and their role. This links with the character map that shows the relationships between all the main characters.</p> <p>The PowerPoint also has a scene by scene analysis - giving an overview of what happens in each Act and Scene. This goes nicely with the plot overview sheet.</p> <p>Great for revision or creating a solid base of plot and characters before reading the play.</p>

<p>Simple yet effective revision.</p> <p><em><strong>Includes!</strong></em><br /> -Plot<br /> -Characters<br /> -Themes<br /> -Context<br /> -Tier 3 relevant vocabulary<br /> Key quotations</p>

<p>Simple yet effective revision.</p> <p><em><strong>Includes!</strong></em><br /> -Plot<br /> -Characters<br /> -Themes<br /> -Context<br /> -Tier 3 relevant vocabulary<br /> Key quotations</p>

<p>Simple yet effective revision.</p> <p><em><strong>Includes!</strong></em><br /> -Plot<br /> -Characters<br /> -Themes<br /> -Context<br /> -Tier 3 relevant vocabulary<br /> Key quotations</p>

<p>A sheet to aid students to upgrade their sentences.</p> <p>Put the sentence you want to upgrade in the centre and use the boxes around to guide them into creating interesting sentences that avoid repetition of ‘the’, ‘a’, ‘then’ etc…</p>

<p>Cards to give student the various roles when using the reciprocal reading strategy.</p>

<p>Simple sheet describing word classes with examples.</p>