16 PowerPoint lessons teaching a range of reading and writing skills through the text "The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas". Includes differentiated activities, progress counters for every lesson, a rigorous learning journey, assessment points and a range of differentiated worksheets.

A lesson focusing on how to achieve Band 4-6 with AO3 using two unseen extracts, exemplar responses, differentiated activities, student-lead learning through group work and engaging hooks.

A series of lessons focusing on the structure of paragraphs according to the assessment objectives and the wording of the task itself. Includes unseen extracts fully annotated, a range of exemplar responses, differentiated activities, group learning and examiner advice.

A phonics game in which students each have a set of randomised tiles and take turns placing them on the board, creating castles by connecting sounds together. -Castles are long sounds -Spires are short sounds -Underground tunnels are connecting sounds -End torrents are suffixes. The team with the largest kingdom wins the game. Also included in this pack is a "Spelling Wheel" which allows students to independently identify key spellings to learn, and "Spelling Cloud" displays to aid with spelling rules.

An introductory lesson to the text "The Handmaid's Tale" through the lens of social protest and political writing. Includes fully annotated extracts from the text, differentiated activities and key understanding of social context and aspects of genre.

A series of lessons that focus on the resolution of the novel and the political concepts within it, including gender and sexuality as well as social contextual factors. Includes differentiated activities, annotated extracts, exemplar responses, an assessment point and the steps to success to responding to the task.

A series of mock assessment tasks that include examiner advice, structure of exam responses, foci for each of the Assessment Objectives and exemplar responses.

A full PowerPoint lesson focusing on confusion and ambiguity as part of the tragic genre. Includes fully annotated extracts from the text, differentiated activities and exemplar responses.

A full PowerPoint lesson focusing on the climax of the play as part of the tragic genre. Includes fully annotated extracts from the text, differentiated activities and exemplar responses.

A full PowerPoint lesson focusing on the political setting of the novel as part of the genre of social protest writing. Includes fully annotated extracts from the text, differentiated activities and exemplar responses.

A series of lessons to introduce the play and the aspects of dramatic tragedy used by Miller, particularly modern and Greek tragic conventions, tragic structure, fate and dialogue. Each lesson includes differentiated activities throughout, annotated exemplar responses, extracts from the play annotated for aspects of tragedy, an assessment point with opportunity for intervention and engaging group learning.

A full PowerPoint lesson focusing on Miller's characterisation, their social representations and links to the tragic genre. Includes differentiated activities throughout, engaging group learning, exemplar responses and extracts from the text annotated for elements of tragedy.

A full PowerPoint lesson focusing on Miller's presentation of the American Dream, making connections between characterisation and contextual ideas. Includes differentiated activities throughout, exemplar responses, engaging group learning and extracts annotated for aspects of tragedy.

A full PowerPoint lesson focusing on how Hosseini present's political concepts through his use of both realism and symbolism. Includes differentiated activities throughout, engaging group learning and extracts annotated for elements of social protest.

A full PowerPoint lesson focusing on Chapter 8 of the novella and how to structure responses by referring to the text as a whole. Includes differentiated activities, exemplar responses, examiner advice and key events and quotations.

A full PowerPoint lesson focusing on the context of the play, particularly relevant aspects of Shakespearean tragedy. Includes differentiated activities throughout, engaging group learning, annotated extracts, examiner advice and an assessment paper.