<p>Fully resourced scheme of work focusing on the dystopian genre. Comprises detailed powerpoint lessons, reading list &amp; reading journal (for extended homework project), anthology containing chapters from Brave New World and 1984 as well as short stories by Bradbury, Slesar and others.<br /> Two linked assessments: a mid-unit guided analysis of tension in a chapter from The Day of the Triffids and a final creative writing assessment. Both assessments come with ‘flash marking’ sheets to streamline assessment.</p>

<p>Created for AQA Lit B crime fiction, it offers summaries of each part, identifies key aspects of the crime genre and includes guided reading questions. Also included are model essays, articles and an overview.</p> <p>Contains everything you need to generate class discussions and focus students on context, narrative and genre</p> <p>Has also been used to good effect as a remote learning resource.</p>

<p>Remote learning booklet, focusing on Gothic literature and creative writing. Originally used for Year 7, but suitable for older pupils. Extracts from various classic texts linked to vocabulary and descriptive writing. Includes link to online reading resource which is available at this point in time.</p>

<p>Detailed 122 page workbook lessons for all four narrative poems included on current AQA Tragedy Unit for A-Level: La Belle Dame sans Merci, Lamia, Isabella or the Pot of Basil, and The Eve of St Agnes.</p> <p>Focuses on elements of tragic genre and links to the poems. Poems are included as are links to multi-media resources, critical material, close reading guidance and exemplars.</p> <p>Also includes section on effective essay writing for A Level exams</p>

<p>Created for the AQA LitB A-Level Literature specification. This PowerPoint comprises material for several lessons introducing key aspects of Narrative Theory in preparation for the NEA.</p>

<p>Full scheme of work for current AQA literature GCSE. Covers all aspects of the literature GCSE specification and also provides some opportunities for developing transferable skills for English Language. Originally developed for middle and high ability pupils but would be suitable for most abilities.</p>

<p>Used for AQA A-Level literature with a focus on Tragedy. Contains an audio version of the poem as well as guided analysis.</p>

<p>Editable revision booklet contains all poems plus a dedicated page per poem for organising thoughts and ideas and making revision simpler. I have used this booklet as we have studied each poem for detailed annotation at the time, and then for later summarising. Also contains comparison grid and revision hints.</p>

<p>PowerPoint containing full lessons for a unit covering the fundamentals of the Gothic genre while practicing sentence structure and vocabulary. Unit covers a range of material - from Edgar Allen Poe and Charles Dickens to Neil Gaiman and short animations - to appeal to a range of abilities.<br /> Offers lots of opportunities to practise and improve creative writing. Has been used successfully over the past two years to raise writing standards in our school.</p>