An overview of all poems comparing: Perspective & Tone of speaker or poet Power Conflict Imagery (visual references, similes, metaphors, personification) Themes Overall structure Rhyme scheme Regular rhythm Significant Enjambment Significant Caesura Significant Alliteration Juxtaposition

Goes through each of the 15 poems in the cluster with a fine-tooth comb: poet & context, meaning, imagery, themes, structure and language.

An incredibly detailed mapping out of all fifteen poems, focusing on form, poetic devices, use of sound, imagery, rhyme and rhythm, voice, beginnings, endings and mood.

GCSE Power and Conflict Poetry: In-depth analysis of the similarities and differences between the two poems, looking at perspective, tone, imagery, structure and language.

GCSE Power and Conflict Poetry: In-depth analysis of the similarities and differences between the two poems, looking at perspective, tone, imagery, structure and language.

GCSE Power and Conflict Poetry: In-depth analysis of the similarities and differences between the two poems, looking at perspective, tone, imagery, structure and language.

GCSE Power and Conflict Poetry: In-depth analysis of the similarities and differences between the two poems, looking at perspective, tone, imagery, structure and language.

GCSE Power and Conflict Poetry: In-depth analysis of the similarities and differences between the two poems, looking at perspective, tone, imagery, structure and language.

GCSE Power and Conflict Poetry: In-depth analysis of the similarities and differences between the two poems, looking at perspective, tone, imagery, structure and language.

GCSE Power and Conflict Poetry: In-depth analysis of the similarities and differences between the two poems, looking at perspective, tone, imagery, structure and language.

GCSE Power and Conflict Poetry: In-depth analysis of the similarities and differences between the two poems, looking at perspective, tone, imagery, structure and language.

The featured mind map allows students to analyse the flipsides to the question. The accompanying created 'newspaper article' shows them how an argument should be presented in a balanced manner.

A worksheet which allows students to approach and prepare their speaking and listening assessment

A detailed Powerpoint examining Shakespeare's ambivalent presentation of Prospero and Caliban, including exemplar responses and an associated timeline of events as a supporting document.

Detailed analysis and exemplar comparisons for a selection of war poems which include 'Dulce et Decorum', 'Who's for the Game?', 'My Boy Jack', 'Nettles', Poppies', 'Exposure' and 'Remains'.

A revision mat and table examining the speakers presented in 'The Laboratory', 'The Man He Killed', 'Education for Leisure', 'Kid', 'Stealing' and 'Hitcher'. Includes a comparison grid for students to complete by identifying common features within the collection of poems.

A visual presentation of each of the 15 poems in the cluster with associated exercises/cloze passages. Great for all students- including less able students.

Two poems with exam style questions and exemplar responses

Two poems with exam style questions and exemplar responses

Approaching the Unseen poetry section: features "Midterm Break" and "Funeral Blues" with exam-style questions and accompanying worksheet, as well as exemplar responses.