This is a full lesson plan on how settings are created in children's literature - aiming to get pupils to create their own.

Can be added to any lesson - or used standalone

Full detailed lesson powerpoint to help pupils to revise homophones.\nlesson objective: To revise commonly mistaken homophones.

LOs: - Create an interesting, imaginative and creative fantasy world.\n- Be able to communicate these ideas effectively.

A full lesson on how to break down the poem and analyse it in relation to the poet's identity

I created this to help pupils think of ideas for the 2012 / 2013 English submissions.

This is a powerpoint that I used to explore the potential of a primary model for pupils joining us below level 4. Can be adapted and ideas can be used.

A PP that offers some ideas of how to build mentoring into schools - can be used as a basis for your own school.

In order to support teaching poetry at key stage 4, we start with it in year 9 and use the AQA themes. This is a lesson that helps KS3 pupils to analyse the poem in relation to identity. Basically, it's a writing structure.

This is a full lesson plan based on Section A that structures analysis of George and Lennie's relationship.

This is a lesson that helps teams to structure a debate about whether or not the film is better than the book of Woman In Black - it's for practise only!

This is a full and detailed leson plan on the character and her relationships with those around her. Will work well with all of the other lessons that i will soon be uploading on the same topic.

This isn't anything special - it was an introductory lesson that I helped some Chinese teachers to develop to show our pupils a little of their culture. The pupils actually loved it!

This is a full lesson PP taken from a series that gets pupils to explore their favouritte books. It's the first lesson in the series and has a heavy focus on homophones and their correct use. Aimed at Level 3 readers and writers - boosting to level 4. Obs are:\nTo know what a homophone is\nTo be able to recognise different homophones\nTo be able to accurately apply them in sentences.

Germany GCSE History – Hitler’s Economic Policies This is one of many lessons that I have uploaded on the history of Germany for GCSE pupils. All of the lessons can be taught together, but each covers a topic so can also be picked up separately. For ease of locating, the title stem is the same: &qu More…ot;Germany GCSE History -'. This is a full PowerPoint lesson, ready to teach, and any relevant resources are also uploaded with it. This lesson’s LO: To be able to describe Hitler’s economic policies

How to Plan Effectively GCSE writing\nThis lesson breaks down how pupils can turn their ideas into effective planning and structures how to fill in a controlled assessment planning sheet. Aimed at AQA but can be adapted for any board.

Full lesson PP structuring Speaking and Listening\nThis is a full lesson PP with hyperlinks to a BBC Bitesize clip that structures a speaking and listening activity for GCSE pupils on what 5 items should go into a time capsule.

Descriptive Writing – Achievements\nThis is a full lesson Pp that supports pupils in writing about themselves and their aspirations for the future by showing rather than telling.

Luxemburg and Iceland Quiz\nLuxembourg and Iceland both celebrate their National Days this week and this quick quiz is ideal for form time.

Using a picture and text of the Antarctica students will analyze and answer questions as they develop an understanding.