Full bank of lessons-specifically used for CCEA A2 specification Includes: Contextual powerpoint Powerpoint explaining rules of tragedy Powerpoint for each scene of play from Act 1 Scene 1 to Act 5 Scene 3 Also includes key extracts for each scene and worksheets to analyse rules of tragedy in each scene Comprehensive analysis of each scene of the play-complete with notes on each scene in the presenter notes section of powerpoint Each powerpoint ends with a potential essay question that can be used to explore the themes further

Scheme of work for novel London Eye Mystery by Siobhan Dowd Used with Year 8 class but could be used with higher KS2

All powerpoints used in London Eye Mystery Scheme of work Comprehensive set of resources to teach London Eye Mystery (each lesson is approximately 1 hour long)

This is a full set of resources for Tennessee Williams’ play *A Streetcar Named Desire * This was originally designed for the CCEA AS-Level English Literature syllabus but could be adapted for any scheme This bundle includes: Introductory powerpoints explaining themes and context Powerpoints going through each scene with prompt questions to help students Key extracts for each scene Example essays

Powerpoint designed to introduce students to concept of genre Mainly used with KS3 students but could also be used for upper-key stage 2

Powerpoint designed to give students a starting point into book cover analysis Used with KS3 students to given foundation analysis skills required for GCSE English Language

Powerpoint which teaches students basics of writing Haikus

Scheme of work used to introduce Year 10 to Gothic Literature. Focuses on extracts from classic Gothic texts This scheme features: Introductory lessons on the features of Gothic Literature Lessons on Frankenstein focusing on Shelly’s description of the monster Lessons on Dracula leading to a writing task Lessons preparing students to write their own Gothic story

Scheme of work introducing students to character of Miss Havisham in Great Expectations-focuses on Chapter 8 of the novel and includes reading and writing tasks. Reading tasks should develop students’ PEE skills. Students should also aim to produce a diary entry writing as if they are Miss Havisham Originally used with KS3 students but could be used as introductory resources for KS4 This scheme includes: Introuction to the novel and character Detailed exploration of character with extracts Detailed exploration of setting of Satis House Diary entry task MIss Havisham adaptations Mad women in literature-showing students other madwomen in literature to which Miss Havisham can be compared

Powerpoint designed to teach students about the use of colour and illustration in book covers and how they are targeted towards particular audiences Aimed at KS3 students to help them begin analysing presentational features in multi-modal texts

Powerpoint explaining how book covers are designed to target certain audiences and genres Primarily used with KS3 pupils but could be adapted for a younger age group

Powerpoint explaining the key features of book covers -Illustration Title and author’s name Blurb Spine Testimonials / reviews

Powerpoint designed to help students design their own book covers Can be used as a stand-alone lesson or can be used as final lesson in scheme of work about book cover design-students use all they have learnt so far about book covers to design their own interesting book cover based on a choice of 2 blurbs

This scheme of work provides KS3 students with the foundational skills in analysing book covers that they will need for GCSE. Used with Year 8 class but could be adapted for any KS3 level. Students also get opportunity to put what they have learnt into practice by creating their own book covers Bundle includes: -Introduction to book covers -Analysing book covers -Introduction to genre and audience -Analysing colour and illustration -Analysing font -Creating book covers

Series of lessons which introduces students to fundamentals of poetry-includes lessons on rhyme and syllables along with a lesson on poetic tactics and Haikus Used with Year 8 class but could be used with upper KS2 as well

All powerpoints used to teach a unit on Propaganda to a Year 9 English class Could be used in all levels of KS3 Could also be used in other subjects e.g. History or LLW

Series of lessons on ‘The Highwayman’ by Alfred Noyes Includes: Context and structure Similes and metaphors Personification Sumamtive writing task

Series of lessons teaching the poem Out of the Blue Includes: -Context -Structure -Alliteration -Puns -Verbs

Scheme of work which teaches students about the featurres of ballads using two different examples: Out of the Blue and The Highwayman Bundle includes all powerpoints used to teach this unit of work (each lesson is approximately one hour)

Lesson which introduces pupils to main poetic tactics-similes, metaphors, personification, alliteration, onomatopia