A quick resource to use. Pin up individual slides all around the classroom, while students take the information and record it on their own 'bauble' sheet. (This is on the last slide.)

A quick re-cap of quotes to display on the classroom wall

4 slips per page The slips have been created with a linked image in the background and turned black and white These look lovely in anthologies, with notes on context recorded on and kept neat This resources covers the last 7 poems (modern poems) from the AQA Power and Conflict anthology Slips included for the following poems: Remains Poppies War Photographer Tissue The Emigree Checking Out Me History Kamikaze

A visual representation of the poem along with key quotations

Display key quotations from the poem

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A colourful poster for learning quotations

Display of colourful key quotations from the poem Remains

A classroom resource to help with KS4 retention on War Photographer Power and Conflict

Displays key quotations

A series of colourful and tastefully designed key quotations based on the theme of ambition. Make a great display!

Print these sheets on A3 for revision before the exam The sheets have clear timings on for the exam and clear instructions on how to approach each question type

Family Fortunes style game to make students consider the content of their descriptive writing This activity worked really well with boys in particular

Works really well printed onto A3

8 different table mats that follow the Kagan structure These are bright and colourful and they can be laminated and stuck down on desks Each one has a character in the middle from a novel or play

This resource is a list of how Literacy could be developed in a secondary school. Along with this, each idea include the impact that the initiative would have. There is also an additional column to put staff names in, for who may want to take responsibility in that lead.

A great resource for printing on A3 Includes a space for students to write their own quotations in.

You will also need a past student response to aid this PowerPoint Students will 1st work identifying elements that are successful in the student response and filling out the grid Then, move onto thinking about the task title - in this PP it is to describe the scene at a park There are some images to get students thinking creatively and imaginatively Students should then aim to write at least one descriptive paragraph by the end of the lesson

These odd bits are all what I have created to aid a descriptive/narrative scheme of work with the theme Gothic Horror. There's a planning sheet with titles Links and clips to interesting videos on YouTube Narrative writing conventions card sort Identifying conventions in actual examples

This has interleaving at the heart of it for retention