Understudied poem deserving of a wider public audience. Resource asks students to update the poem to their own relevance.

A series of slides that you can incorporate into your lesson to engender HOT. Saves time searching for suitable visual prompts.

Here are some slides which could help present a topic. Students fill in the speech/thought bubbles. Can be adapted for a ' fun' lesson. Feedback please !

Lesson invites students to choose real jobs for famous fictional characters. There are 14 here, but if inspired ,you can adapt for your own students.\nInsist on full answers. Can be used for discussion prior to exams etc or plenaries to lessons.

Slideshow of the poem for convenience.

Students read poem, watch slide-show and write their own poem on the impossible. Poem included and instructions. Easily adapted. Time to re-visit Adrian Henri ! In a relationship with Carol Ann Duffy....... Explore.

Another 50 questions in a slide show for your Tutor Time. Answers on the slides after you " click".

Slide show of poem -useful for revision or introduction to poem.

Lesson examines whether students have made the correct choices so far. Easily adapted. Examines routines and worries that students may have.

2 slides which you could incorporate into your lesson which kick-start the PROGRESS issue. Could be used in any subject.

Seven ready to use ideas for PLENARIES and STARTERS. Adaptable to EVERYTHING.

Not my idea, but I use this with low ability, reluctant readers. Works wonders. Rules on the slides and texts/novels/plays etc work well with this game. Classes practically begging to read aloud after one lesson of this !

Lesson asks students to write a letter to their younger selves giving advice etc.Ideal for Identity units. I asked them to bring in pictures of themselves when toddlers and scanned them in for an additional starter.

Lesson looks at how students can tell the difference between the two and earn more marks. You will need about 15 or so small ads from a local shop or simply make up your own.

Lesson presents students with six moral dilemmas for discussion/debate. Worksheet mentioned in power point but not included. (Easy to do).

Lesson takes students through errors of spelling and punctuation and focusses them on proofreading for success.

Lesson stimulates controversial conversation about gender assigned roles in life. No answers to this, only discussion. Requires a firm hand and a willing class with clear guidelines on how to debate.

Lesson asks this question and challenges students to define the word. Mind stretching.

Discussion class. Students examine the importance of names and language. Includes an experiment in guessing foreign words and homework task. Designed to get students reflecting .

Do you know your students' preferred learning styles? Do they? Improve lesson planning with this easy to use test. all included on the slideshow.