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.

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.

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

Titanic History lesson – Assessment Prep for level 4 pupils This is one of many lessons that I have uploaded on the history of the Titanic for Key Stage 3 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: 'Titanic History lesson'. This is a full PowerPoint lesson, ready to teach, but you will want to adapt it / update it for your own context and any resources are also uploaded with it. This lesson is differentiated for level 4 pupils and is broken down to support their writing

This is a Cross Curricular Quiz - Ideal for form time with a focus on one country. Cpvers questions for every subject.

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.

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.

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!

With this task, pupils work out the genre, audience and purpose of Media texts.

This is one of many lessons that I have uploaded on The Slave Trade for Key Stage 3 pupils in year 8. 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: ' Slave Trade'. This is a full powerpoint lesson, ready to teach, but you will want to adapt it / update it for your own context and any resources are also uploaded with it. This lesson covers whether or not abolutionists were successful and the slave trade today.

Book Cover Analysis Worksheet This is a form that I use to analyse the covers of books so that Pupils can read before reading.

This is one of several powerpoint lessons that I have uploaded for KS3 pupils that gets them to investigate the use of persuasive technuiques. The lesson is ready to teach with it's resources (if aplicable). Although, you will wish to adapt and differentiate for your own class. They can be taught together to reach an assessment outcome, but all are suitable as standalone exploratory lessons. This lesson covers the planning process and how to write an argument back.

This is one lesson that I have taken from a whole scheme of lessons. Each poem can be used as an individual lesson, or, if you would like to teach all of the lessons, search for ' Poetry Scheme - 3 Poems - Lesson Miss R' and they should all come up for you to work with. At the end of the unit, there is a reading and writing assessment that involves analysis and creativity too. This lesson introduces Education for Leisure but does not reveal all of the details of the poem.

These Lesson PowerPoints have been adapted from resources that have already been shared by the TES community. These two lessons form part of the Transition Unit that the teachers across Tameside LA are sharing with each other for the benefit of the pupils moving from year 6 to 7. These lessons are a sample of those being used on the "transition taster" lessons when pupils go to the secondary schools for their experience days.

WW1 Lesson PP – Weapons Assessment This is one of several lessons that I have uploaded that covers WW1 for GCSE History 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: ' WW1 Lesson PP'. This is a full PowerPoint lesson, ready to teach, but you will want to adapt it / update it for your own context and any resources are also uploaded with it. This lesson helps pupils to prepare for an assessment entitled: The machine gun was the most deadly weapon used in WW1. Discuss

This is a full lesson PP - ready to teach - although you may wish to change / differentiate to your own context on the above named topic. This lesson is one of serveral that create a scheme of lessons about Victorian Crime but all can operate as standalone lessons and I have uploaded them all with the same title stem for ease of finding. This lesson covers messages in Ruby In The Smoke - Chapter 6

A simple task that can be used to chart Oliver's feelings throughout the novel. Can be used in conjunction with all of my other lessons on Dickens and Oliver Twist