<p>Students look at the list of describing words for their pets. They choose the most appropriate ones. They check the definitions. Then they create sentences using their describing words. Extending the work they can create a presentation with pictures and animations to match their describing words. Two worksheets: one about pets in general, and one for cats in particular. Useful to engage SEN pupils in using language by picking a topic of interest to them.</p>

<p>This is simple analysis of song lyrics to look at the use of assonance and rhyme in creating sound effects with words. Suitable for SEN KS4/KS3 pupils.<br /> Or lower ability pupils.</p>

<p>Graphic Novel of fight scene sparknotes.<br /> Orignal text added in speech bubbles along with modern translation.<br /> Graphic novel, Key quotes, Analysis and PEE style questions added.<br /> Suitable for SEN and Low Ability as well as Middle and High ability.<br /> Adaptable slideshow.</p>

<p>AQA English Unit 4 Reading for pleasure (reading)<br /> KS4, SEN</p> <p>Match describing words to characters - group work.<br /> Individual work:<br /> Pupils write their own sentences about characters.</p>

English Entry Level, Leisure (Letter Writing) <br /> Built on SammyChuckle's brilliant resources. This kept my SEN/EBD KS3 boys very happy.

Fun resources for studying Characters in Othello.<br /> Suitable for SEN and low ability. <br /> Suitable as a starter.

<p>The Prodigal by Elizabeth Bishop:<br /> Powerpoint with explanations, activities and exam questions exploring:<br /> Structure<br /> Meaning<br /> Imagery<br /> Language<br /> Effect<br /> A creative exploration.<br /> An exam question to apply knowledge.</p>

<p>Character of Boxer in Animal Farm with a challenge question.</p>

<p>Romeo and Juliet Fight Scene Act 3 Scene 1<br /> Graphic Novel<br /> Modern translation and original text.<br /> Key quotes, Analysis, Past Exam questions<br /> Suitable for Low ability/High Ability<br /> Adaptable Powerpoint.</p>

<p>GCSE/KS3 POETRY<br /> Elizabeth Bishop The Prodigal</p> <p>Powerpoint analysing The Prodigal by Elizabeth Bishop<br /> Structure<br /> Meaning<br /> Imagery<br /> Language<br /> Effect</p> <p>SMILE<br /> Creative ways to interact with the poem by looking a SMILE.<br /> 1. What is SMILE?<br /> 2. Explore the imagery by making their own animated slide show with visuals telling the story of the poem.<br /> 3. Next, explore the meaning of its messages by writing a psychodrama incorporating the living creatures and personified objects in the poem.<br /> 4. Finally, apply their understanding by answering an exam question.</p> <p>Examples and tasks for students to identify techniques and effects.<br /> Exam question.</p>