Full lesson and annotations of Act 1 Scene 3.

2 differentiated writing frames to help students answer the following question: Compare the ways the poets in My Last Duchess and one other poem (Ozymandias) present the power of pride. (30). The tough version includes sentence starts for the initial conceptual comparisons while the tougher version offers more independence.

Lesson for analysing The Prelude by Wordsworth for EDUQAS anthology. Includes annotations, two sets of questions.

This A3 revision sheet revises key quotations for 6 key characters and 4 key themes in the play. There are also notes on context for each theme and an exam question for each character and theme. Students found this really useful to help them revise for the new closed book examinations.

4 pages of worksheets looking at how Curley and Curley’s wife are presented in Chapter 2. Includes a writing frame for Curley’s Wife and a planning frame for Curley. Includes a high level model answer on Curley’s Wife. Also includes a lesson annotating the extract which first introduces Curley’s Wife.

Lesson introducing Cozy Apologia to students with questions, annotations and some context.

Lesson introducing students to 25 ambitious adjectives to create a gothic atmosphere. Starter: Find the words in the word search New information: Find a synonym for each word Construct: Write a paragraph using the adjectives Apply: Find a spelling strategy to remember how to spell each word Review: Spelling test

Lesson and 4 worksheets for revising Mercutio’s character.

A clearly structured worksheet to help students vary sentence openers in 6 different ways. Students can use the 3 model examples and the word bank at the bottom to help them create interesting versions of the boring sentences in 6 ways: ing word ly word ed word preposition abstract noun adjective There is also a tougher version looking at 10 different openers.

A full lesson exploring the poem with challenging questions for independent analysis followed by answers and annotations. Links to other Eduqas poetry resources: Revision Cards: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/eduqas-wjec-poetry-revision-cards-gcse-12107545 Lessons on all poem: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/wjec-anthology-bundle-2-lesson-on-each-poem-11896591 Revision resources: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/wjec-eduqas-poetry-anthology-revising-all-poems-11894072 Bundle: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/wjec-eduqas-poetry-anthology-bundle-gcse-9-1-11815065

Full lesson and worksheet for analysing the setting at the start of Chapter 6. The focus is on commenting on the impact of word choices and the impact of the cyclical structure.

A complete lesson with a range of resources to help students understand War Photographer.

Worksheet with 6 exercises aimed at getting students to use brackets independently in their writing.

Lesson exploring Valentine by Carol Ann Duffy with activities and worksheets to prepare for an assessment on the poem exploring how love is presented.

Full lesson exploring the role of the narrator in Blood Brothers written in a TEEP style will success criteria. Includes a vocabulary building activity, a diamond ranking activity and apply questions.

Full lesson to help students analyse the significance of the death of Curley’s Wife in Chapter 5.

Lesson introducing students to 24 ambitious adjectives to describe the harsh conditions in Antarctica. Starter: Find the words in the word search New information: Find a synonym for each word Construct: Write a paragraph using the adjectives Apply: Find a spelling strategy to remember how to spell each word Review: Spelling test

Lesson introducing Death of a Naturalist to a mid to low ability group for Eduqas 9-1. Includes guided annotations, questions, key quotations and some context.

Lesson on The Soldier by Rupert Brooke for Eduqas GCSE 9-1

Lesson on A Wife in London by Thomas Hardy. Includes starter, differentiated questions for students to explore the poem independently followed by answers and then detailed annotations. The final slide is an examination question in the style of EDUQAS 9-1.