A lesson based on chapter ten of A Monster Calls focusing on Connors changing character throughout the book. This lesson includes a chance for students to explode quotes, zoom in to word choice and complete an essay style question.

This lesson is based on students crafting a creative piece of writing based on interpretations of the three witches in Shakespeare’s Macbeth. Students watch a clip of three directors take on the witches, are given guidance on what to include within their writing and a prompted on how to write their creative piece.

This lesson introduces the context of William Blake and his poem London. It also includes detailed analysis of the poem.

Both worksheets contain questions to prompt students on what they learn about both Katniss and Prim in chapter on of the book ‘The Hunger Games’

Macbeth’s changing character from Act One to Act Three. A lovely, visual worksheet to help students track Macbeth’s emotions and feelings and how he changes as a character.

A fun and engaging lesson for introducing nightmares in chapter one of A Monster Calls by Patrick Ness. Includes an art based activity and two creative writing tasks for students to complete.

To help students understand and emulate Jason Reynolds’ writing style by analyzing excerpts from his books and engaging in creative writing activities.

Essay plan sheet for the question ‘How Priestley presents Mr Birling as a character?’

Quotes from A Monster Calls chapter three for students to analyse.

Three fully planned lessons that center on creative writing. A lovely introduction to ‘A Monster Calls’ scheme of work or as a fun creative writing project for your students. The first lesson looks at Monsters in Literature, the second lesson looks at creating a monster and the final lesson brings everything together when students compare their own creations to those in literature.

Lord of the Flies pre reading discussion activity. Students are encouraged to think about rules and how they impact those around them. A great conversation starter or introduction to the book.

A worksheet that explore the preface and first like of the Dickens classic A Christmas Carol.

An extract from the maze runner alongside an exam style question on structure. Can be used for an in class assessment or for AFL at the end of a module.

This is a comprehensive introduction to Gender and Language focusing on the theory and knowledge required in the OCR English Language A Level.

Key quote analysis bundle for all key characters in the play An Inspector Calls. Room for key word analysis, inference and character impressions. Characters include: Mr Birling, Sybil, Sheila, Eric. Gerald and the Inspector.

A bundle of ten engaging worksheets for A level English students to revise over both word class, sentence type and sentence features.

A lesson based on act 2 scenes 1-3 of Merchant of Venice by William Shakespeare.

A bundle of seven powerpoint slides aiding students in writing a dystopian narrative. The lessons include: An introduction to writers. Building a dystopia. Creating a dystopia. Introducing your dystopia. Writing from different perspectives. Creating your narrative. Assessment lesson.

Shakespeare, Modern Text and 19th Century​ – 30 marks​ AO1: Read, understand and respond​ AO2: Analyse language and structure​ AO3: Understanding of context Poetry: Section B (Anthology)​ – 30 marks​ AO1: Read, understand and respond​ AO2: Analyse language and structure​ AO3: Understanding of context ** Poetry: Section C (Unseen Poetry) ** – 24 marks​ AO1: Read, understand and respond​ AO2: Analyse language and structure

This lesson focuses all on delving into the mind of Macbeth through creative writing. Students use perspective to fuel their descriptive piece and add dimension to their writing. This is a lead up lesson to the murder of Banquo and can be used as a nice reflective lesson to check students understanding.