KS3/GCSE – English – Poetry – Clashes and Collisions This pack contains PowerPoint resources to support the teaching of the following poems on the theme of conflict: The Class Game Parades End Belfast Confetti Our Sharpeville Exposure Catrin Half Caste Your Dad did what Cousin Kate Hitcher The Drum Conscientious Objector Invasion August 6 1945 Oh what is that sound These resources are useful for preparing students for unseen poetry or as part of key stage 3 schemes of work and/or as part of the teaching of conflict poetry clusters. There is at least one power point presentations per poem which cover context, language, form and structure and contain assessment opportunities.

This pack contains a number of lessons and resources that focus of debating.

This is a collection of poems that can be used to help with spelling.

Two revision guides on Writing and Analysing Poetry. These two guides focus on ‘Commenting on the Text’ and ‘Comparing Poems’. Suitable for use by English/Literacy students studying at KS3/KS4/GCSE Level.

This is the story of the Snow Dragon by Vivian French as a notebook file. Some of the pictures might be slightly low resolution but show the story well.

This is a story map worksheet that can be used within lessons when looking at storybooks as the main focus. This sheet can then be used children to sequence and write about the story.

This worksheet will back up any planning relating to the teaching of Hansel and Gretel. I have made this using my own ideas and other resource ideas. This sheet was designed for use with my Core/Lower Core group but can be differentiated as appropriate. I do not own the image, the copyright still belongs to the owner. No infringement intended.

These assessments/tests have been made based on particular points of learning that should have been covered by this point in time in KS1. The questions can be adapted if needed but should be ok as stand alone. They have been differentiated into Higher Ability and Lower Ability.

This free resource is an English Terminology sheet to help keep track of the required terminology for children throughout Year 1-6. The sheet tells you the required Terms - The Meaning - An Example.

This is a useful checklist for children to use when exploring Non-Chronological Reports.

This pack contains some spelling lists that can be given to Reception/Year 1 students as homework or in class work to develop phonic skills and sound patterns.

These worksheets would be ideal for KS1 or LA KS2 pupils to complete as morning activities and/or guided reading activities. They require the children to know and correct the spellings of common exception words and even homophones.