<p><strong>Understanding S.P.A.R.F: Subject, Purpose, Audience, Register, Form</strong><br /> A structured lesson to help students understand the subject, purpose, audience, register, form of a text (S.P.A.R.F) and how that helps you unpack the implicit meanings of a text.</p> <p>This lesson PPT explains to students what subject, purpose, audience, register, form of a text is and how it influences the writer’s use of language. It provides activities/examples of identifying S.P.A.R.F to enhance understanding. Students then practice this using the worksheet provided.</p>

<p><em><strong>Essay writing structure and scaffolding:</strong></em></p> <ul> <li>This provides a guided structure students can follow to ensure they make detailed analysis on writer’s craft.</li> <li>Essay writing broken down in a student friendly way helping students cover all assessment objectives in their examination.</li> <li>Provides scaffolding for students with sentence openers etc. so they can articulate their ideas in essay writing form.</li> </ul>

<p><strong>BRILLIANT full, detailed Lesson PowerPoint for ‘London Snow’ by Robert Bridges.</strong><br /> Includes the following within PPT:</p> <ul> <li>Structured tasks for students</li> <li>Questioning and prompts for students</li> <li>Visual aid through images to enhance students understanding of imagery in every stanza of poem</li> <li> <ul> <li>Summary of poem</li> </ul> </li> <li>Line by line indepth analysis</li> <li>Language analysis (literary techniques)</li> <li>Themes</li> <li>Symbols</li> </ul> <p><em>Student worksheet</em> also available to download.</p>

<p>**Developing reading skills - ** Understanding unfamiliar, difficult words:<br /> This is a full detailed lesson PPT explaining <em>4</em> key strategies to help students understand the meanings of difficult words in any given passage, without using a dictionary.</p> <p>RESOURCE includes a structured lesson and tasks to develop students understanding of lesson.</p> <p>lesson based on the IGCSE 0900 Scheme of work</p>

<p>BRILLIANT, full, detailed Lesson PowerPoint and worksheet for ‘The Poplar Field’ by William Cowper.<br /> Cover image is collation of <strong>some</strong> slides within the PPT (does not include them all).</p> <p>Includes the following within PPT:</p> <ul> <li>Starter Activity - Discussion</li> <li>Keywords Challenge - Activity with keywords, explain the meaning using three words using the images - students have to work out the meaning themselves. Answers included.</li> <li>Structured, detailed tasks for students to complete.</li> <li>Questioning and prompts for students throughout</li> <li>Visual aid through images to enhance students understanding of imagery in every stanza of poem</li> <li>Summary of poem included</li> <li>Indepth analysis guide for students.</li> <li>Language analysis (literary techniques)</li> <li>Themes</li> <li>Essay Practice with questions and model answers students can develop and improve.<br /> *Full, guided, Student worksheet also available to download alongside PPT.</li> </ul>

<p>BRILLIANT, full, detailed Lesson PowerPoint and worksheet for descriptive writing.<br /> Cover image is collation of some slides within the PPT (does not include them all).</p> <p>Includes the following within PPT:</p> <ul> <li>Structured starter lesson - An exploration of the five senses.</li> <li>Engaging activities planned for lesson.</li> <li>Structured, detailed tasks for students to complete.</li> <li>Prompts for students throughout PPT</li> <li>Visual aid through images to enhance students understanding of content</li> <li>concise collation of key skills needed for descriptive writing</li> <li>Indepth guide to descriptive writing for students.</li> <li>Example model answers with success criteria so students can develop and improve.<br /> *Student worksheet available to download alongside PPT.</li> </ul> <p><strong><a href="http://" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">https://youtu.be/C_XNRxEcBFM</a> NOTE: Parts of this lesson has been made using free online resources by Mrs Duckworth’s Classroom (Youtube) - link to source provided.</strong></p>

<p>Sample essay questions from CIE IGCSE Literature Past Papers collated onto one document.<br /> These questions can be adapted to suit any novel/poem/play studied.</p>

<p><strong>Structured Worksheet</strong> for a full lesson for studying ‘London Snow’ by Robert Bridges.<br /> Includes individual tasks to help students understand the poem as well as developing essay writing skills.</p> <p>Can be used generally as a resource for poetry studies or specifically for CIE IGCSE 0992 Literature In English syllabus.</p>