You need this youtube link to complete this lesson. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2gWiGuQvPsY I used the sentence stems for set 3 and nothing for set 1. I used the planning grid for both classes. What was life like for the poor in the towns of Elizabethan England? | History - Elizabethan England: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2gWiGuQvPsY

Two sheets of AO5 quotes to link to A Level Literature (WJEC EDUQAS) study of Duffy and Larkin. An Introduction to Literary theory- looking at Marxist, Mimetic etc in a basic form.

Example question: How far would you agree that Larkin and Duffy are alike in “using a heightened analysis of people to explore complex ideas”? You must analyse in detail at least two poems from each of your set texts. [60] A step by step writing strategy and AOs outline.

A3 revision sheet using the Trivial Pursuit game idea to revise Transaction Writing. Originally a history resource adapted for English.

An A3 worksheet for students to learn about the context of Blood Brothers. Originally created for Google Classroom home learning.

Full resources for planning, teaching component 2 for the Language GCSE. Theme ‘Freakshows’.

How does Russell create a sense of childhood in Act 1? Including a power point and a printable worksheet on slide 5 to diagnose what their childhoods are lacking, what the cure might have been and explore the symptoms in the boys’ adulthood as a result.

A step by step walk through for Paper 2 WJEC Eduqas. Including copy of the paper, modelled answers and mark schemes. This will take through the whole of section A looking at two texts related to ‘Freak Shows’. I wanted to create a paper that was a little more interesting topically for students.

A Tale of Two Mothers - How does Russell present the two mothers as very different and what are his intentions? Powerpoint presentation.

PPT for lesson use - full annoation, A03 and prompting questions. Also included is an A3 comparison worksheet for Duffy poems.

Best used as an A3 sheet to plan before writing the A Level Literature WJEC EDUQAS essay.

A powerpoint to annotate Larkins’ ‘Whitsun Wedding’ - yellow boxes prompt students to complete activities. I have also attached a worksheet for students to annotate Duffy poems that can easily be compared.

The first lesson focuses on methods students can apply to bring writing to life and the second focuses specifically on action, description and dialogue. Our theme for this unit was Dystopia and I use an extract from Blade Runner to support learning.

How does Priestley present the role of gender in ‘An Inspector Calls’? PPT Closed activity (Plot - not orginally mine) Extract Question Ignore the spiral.ac link on first slide.

To what extent do you agree that the media misrepresents teenagers in the media? Can I write an article outlining the impact of misrepresenting teenagers in the media?

50 minute taster session for year 11s considering A Level Literature

WJEC EDUQAS exam question with key quotes and model response. A3 sheet format.

Successful observational lesson - fully diffentiated and supported with sentence starters and challenge questions. Need to use worksheets in colour.

A3 worksheet to identify key similarities and differences between the two charcaters.

Topic: formal speech about a school’s carbon footprint with Greta Thunburg clips hyperlinked. FYI SPEARFACTOR is our version of DAFOREST (basically the persuasive technique mnemonic). Planning and sentence starters included.

Successful year 7 observation lesson - leading into an additional self assessment lesson. Plenty of modelled sentences and a step by step process - worked well with a set 1 year 7 class in a comprehensive school. Plenty of assessment for learning opportunities (we use highlighting and purple pen but quote easy to change this to suit your school). I am a big fan of Mastery so you can see evidence of this in my teaching style. This lesson could easily stretch to three lessons especially with a lower ability and could be used for GCSE component one preparation.