Guided Essay Plan template worksheet to support pupils in writing essays about Much Ado About Nothing by William Shakespeare, such as- 'How do Benedick and Beatrice use language to jest with and insult each other?'

This is a full lesson PP on the poem.

Downloadable, printable handout for students including a parallel translation of the whole of Act 1 of Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare. Perfect for SEN or EAL groups.

This is one of many resources, full lesson powerpoints and quizes that I have uploaded on the short story 'Through The Tunnel'. The lessons aim to encouage pupils to read the story, evaluate the ending and then write an alternative ending. Great for practising narritive and imaginative writing skills. I use it with mixed abiility year 9 pupils and APP it for a level. All resources are uploaded with the same heading for ease of search if you'd like to use them together. This is a full lesson about the ending.

This is a booklet that can easily be adapted for any English department / teacher to use to engage pupils with their own progress after assessments. Pupils keep the booklet with their work so that they can chart their progress through the whole of KS3.

This is a full lesson that details how to tackle the longer writing task, with example answers, mark schemes, questions and how to. Lesson builds on my previous lessons on the AQA new spec. - please look at them for build up and follow on. If you like it, please rate it!

This is one of a full unit of lessons that I have uploaded with their resources. You can teach the lessons by themselves and without the others, or feel free to use them all. If you type 'spoken language study Miss R' into a resources search at the top of the screen, they will all come up in a list. This one is a lesson that looks at the differences between spontanious and scripted speach.

This is a full lesson and worksheet based on the character of PIP - aimed at KS3 level 3 and 4 readers. Also covers the skills of PEE.

This is one of the homework booklets that we've created for pupils in school. The year and level is indicated in the title. It covers essential English skills to help pupils to pass their GCSE in Language. This one covers Presentational Devices.

This is a full plan ready to teach - although you may wish to change / differentiate to your own context on the above named topic. scheme of lessons about Victorian Crime can all be taught from the scheme. I have uploaded my own lesson Pps separately - they will be differentaited from the scheme at times and can all be taught separately.

Harry Potter – Chapter 2 & 3 - Opinion This is one lesson of several lessons that I have uploaded (with resources if applicable) on the novel harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows. All of the lessons are PowerPoints that are ready to teach, although you may wish to adopt them for your own context. This full lesson covers how to deduce and interpret ideas.

Every week, we have 1 reading lesson with year 7 in English. I now like to underpn them with an objective so that their reading for pleasure has a technical focus too. This is one of my reading lessons and the focus of this is to introduce all of the other lessons as it looks at reading like it is a journey.

Pupils read a text and pick out key words to analyse. They identify what type of word it is and then record it's connotations - to support writing PEE

This is one of several resources that I have uploaded to support the teaching of the spoken language analysis. This worksheet is aimed at A/A* pupils and gets them to track how someone speaks in a text that you watch / listen to.

A series of questions and tasks to test understanding of the novel.

This is one of a series of lessons/ activities / worksheets that I am uploading on the old AQA anthology poems. The lessons obviously have a comparative strand running through them and there are lessons for all of the poems from Cluster 1 and 2 uploaded as well as lessons that compare two poems or teach how to analyse them / compare them. Obviously no use for the old spec, but entirwely useful for the poetry comparison piece of controlled assesment in the new AQA spec.

This is one of the homework booklets that we've created for pupils in school. The year and level is indicated in the title. It covers essential English skills to help pupils to pass their GCSE in Language. This one covers how to track an argument.

This is only one slide with details for homophones and a series of interactive links.

Powerpoint lesson to consider how language expresses the attitudes of the characters and how this relates to the historical context of the play. Investigating Benedick's character in Much Ado About Nothing by William Shakespeare.

This is a full lesson PP that is designed to help pupils to look at their marked work and see hwo they can improve it - to get them into the practise of redrafting!