An exciting and explosive non-fiction lesson/s devoted to exploring the world’s deadliest race: The TT! Perfect as an ‘inspiring’ introduction to non-fiction that scaffolds the conventions of a speech well whilst continuously drawing pupils in. Ideal as an engaging, thoughtful and relevant introduction to non-fiction/writing a speech which includes: -A reflective and interesting starter resource that will help pupils connect with the convention’s of non-fiction. -A number of scaffolded tasks which increasingly ask pupils to consider the TT’s context and their own views. -A curated range of excellent video clips which guide pupils towards an extended and independent task.

An introductory lesson devoted to the context of ‘London’ by William Blake. Perfect as an ‘inspiring’ introduction to the poem or a key revision resource. Ideal as an engaging, thoughtful and relevant introduction to the poem’s key themes and ideas which includes: -A reflective and interesting starter resource that will help pupils connect with the lesson’s content. -A number of scaffolded tasks which increasingly ask pupils to consider Blake’s context and their own. -A curated range of video clips which guide pupils towards an extended and independent task.

An excellent collections of resources which cover all the necessary skills required for Paper 1 (EDUQAS/AQA) in a handy six lesson pack! This includes: -Six engaging, excellent and evocative powerpoints. -A range of model responses included appropriately throughout. -A thoughtful introduction to War of the Worlds, Jane Eyre and Jekyll & Hyde. Hopefully, you enjoy sharing these resources with your pupils as much as I have creating them! Mr. Mac