<p>This is a step by step worksheet for low ability students helping them to answer Language paper 1 question 2. This is looking at an extract out of ‘The Book Thief’ and students are instructed in answer the question 'How does the author use language to show death. Follow the arrows answering the questions and finish in writing a paragraph.</p>

<p>This is a worksheet for low ability students look at Language Paper 1 Question 2. This worksheet looks at an extract from The Hobbit and students follow the arrows and answer the questions and finally complete an paragraph.</p>

This worksheet to help lower ability students answer the question 'How does Priestly present the character of Mr Birling and his middle class views?' in An Inspector Calls. Students follow the arrows to gather key pieces of information and in the end complete three paragraphs.

<p>This is a step by step worksheet for low ability students helping them to answer a poetry comparison question. This compares the poems ‘The Hunchback in the park’ and ‘Give.’ Follow the arrows answering the questions and finish with writing a paragraph.</p>

This is a context lesson for Charge of the Light Brigade with reference to why Lord Tennyson wrote the poem as well as the article from William Russell. The Learning Objectives are included:<br /> <br /> Identify contextual details of the Crimean War<br /> Analyse William Russell’s account of the Battle of Balaclava<br /> Evaluate how William Russell portrayed soldiers in his article.

<p>This is a worksheet for low ability students look at Language Paper 1 Question 2. This worksheet looks at an extract from A Monster Calls and students follow the arrows and answer the questions and finally complete a paragraph.</p>

<p>This is a worksheet for low ability students look at Language Paper 1 Question 2. This worksheet looks at an extract from Jaws and students follow the arrows and answer the questions and finally complete an paragraph.</p>

<p>This worksheet to help lower ability students answer the question 'How does Priestly explore the theme responsibility in ‘An Inspector Calls?’. Students follow the arrows to gather key pieces of information and in the end complete three paragraphs.</p>

<p>A fully resourced KS4 lesson for low ability classes going through the key context points and ideas in Macbeth.</p>

<p>This is a worksheet for low ability students look at Language Paper 1 Question 2. This worksheet looks at an extract from The Girl on the Train and students follow the arrows and answer the questions and finally complete a paragraph.</p>

<p>This worksheet to help lower ability students answer the question ‘How is Lady Macbeth shown as weak in Act 2 Scene 2?’ in Macbeth. Students follow the arrows to gather key pieces of information and in the end complete a paragraph.</p>

<p>This is a step by step worksheet for low ability students helping them to answer a poetry comparison question. This compares the poems ‘Falling Leaves’ and ‘Futility.’ Follow the arrows answering the questions and finish with writing a paragraph.</p>

<p>A fully resourced KS4 lesson for low ability classes looking at the plot of Macbeth.</p>

<p>This is a worksheet for low ability students look at Language Paper 1 Question 2. This worksheet looks at an extract from Birdsong and students follow the arrows and answer the questions and finally complete a paragraph.</p>

<p>Fully resourced lesson introducing students to Wilfren Owen and his poem Futility.</p>

<p>Hegagon learning - A group of hexagons that will challenge pupils to make conections between characters, themes, quotes, analysis, writers intentions, writers methods and context within An Inspector Calls.</p>

<p>Fully resourced KS4 lesson for low ability classes on the characters and relationships between characters in Macbeth.</p>

<p>A lesson designed for on-line low ability classes.<br /> This is a plot recap lesson that uses duel coding techniques and links in quotes to key plot points. It is split into the three acts and has a symbol for each key plot point. Students are asked to match in plot points and quotes. There is also a quiz attached for each act.</p>

<p>A series of three lessons using the poem ‘Funeral blues’ on unseen poetry.<br /> Lesson 1 - looks at how to approach an unseen poem with different techniques such as crunching and redacting the poem included.</p> <p>Lesson 2 - Looks at each stanza outlining the types of questions to ask themselves to look for deeper meanings.</p> <p>Lesson 3 - Looks at taking the information from the previous lessons and putting it into a paragraph format - including an example paragraph.</p>

<p>Three fully resourced lessons looking at conflict in Romeo and Juliet. Looking at Act 1 Scene 5, Act 2 Scene 2, and Act 3 Scene 1.</p>

<p>AQA poerty - These are 3 fully resourced lessons giving and introduction to the poem Ozymandias looking at language and structure.</p>