A 41 slide Powerpoint looking at the reading section of the paper. Includes pupil firendly Success Criteria and Exemplar Responses.

A 48 slide Powerpoint looking at the reading section of the paper. Includes pupil firendly Success Criteria and Exemplar Responses.

A 33 slide Powerpoint looking at reading skills. Exemplar responses included for each questions.

A lesson looking at how the different characters may react to the events of the first three chapters.

20 slide lesson looking at how different characters will react to the events in the play leading up to the students writing their own soliloquy.

129 slides (over 10 lessons) looking at different types of non-fiction writing and the structure and langauge features of different forms of writing. Lessons include exemplar responses and success criteria. A review would be greatly appreciated!

257 slides looking at the different question types found on the paper. The SOW includes six texts and has exemplar student responses in each of the lessons with pupil friendly success criteria. Over 18 lessons in this SOW!

A PowerPoint of 11 lessons looking at how to respond to image stimulus. Each lesson concentrates on a different facet of descriptive writing and finishes with how to plan effectivley in an exam. Lots of exemplar student responses to analyse. A review would be really appreciated!

A series of starter activies based upon short extracts from the text.

A lesson looking at the role of Inspector Goole

A lesson looking at how Sheila's behaviour changes over the course of the play.

A lesson looking at Birling's key scene in Act 1 before going on to track his behaviour in the whole text.

Lesson looking at how Gerald and Mrs Birling react to the Inspector.

A lesson looking at the importance of Age and Gender in the scene described on pages 27-32.

A lesson looking at how Sheila's moralistic stance towards the situation.

A lesson looking at the entrance of Inspector Goole and the juxtaposition between him and Birling.

A lesson looking at Priestely’s use of Dramatic Irony in his presentation of Birling. Comes with exemplar response.

A lesson concentrating on pages 2-6 of the play analysing Priestley's methods when presenting the characters.

A lesson looking at the opening stage directions of the play and the differences between first impressions of the characters.