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As Deputy Head of English, I make tonnes of resources. So, I share them. I don't go overboard with my pricing, instead I try to consider what I would be willing to pay in order to be able to buy several things and save the hours I have put into making the quality resources I have available - without wanting to bankrupt fellow colleagues!
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English - KS3 - Remembrance War Poetry Lesson and display.
Based around students discussing life in action during the war and how it was framed by the war office using the poems ‘Bayonet Charge’ & ‘Exposure’.
Postcards from the past.
The idea is that they have an ‘Experiential Lesson’ going under a scramble net wearing a helmet and gas mask, immersed in a soundscape (these can be found on Youtube).
If you can’t source any or all of these, the lesson would still work in looking at and examining the finer details of the postcards when printed off and used in groups or pairs then at the board. Ten examine the poems and the challenges soldiers faced that perhaps we don’t initially think of.
I have also attached lettering and description for a display if you took pictures or kept the postcards.
Students always really enjoy this lesson.
