<p>Christina Rossetti, ‘Nick’<br /> Olive Schreiner, ‘The Woman’s Rose’<br /> Ralph Ellison, ‘The Black Ball’<br /> Mulk Raj Anand, ‘The Gold Watch’<br /> Margaret Atwood, ‘When It Happens’<br /> J G Ballard, ‘The Man Who Walked on the Moon’<br /> Jamaica Kincaid, ‘A Walk to the Jetty’<br /> Jane Gardam, ‘Showing the Flag’<br /> Aminatta Forna, ‘Haywards Heath’<br /> Romesh Gunesekera, ‘Fluke’</p> <p>This pack contains sets of lessons covering all ten of the short stories required for the Cambridge 2025/2026/2027 Cambridge IGCSE Literature in English 0475.</p> <p>Streamline Your Teaching with This Essential Resource for the Cambridge Literature Examination 2025-2027!</p> <p>Save valuable time in lesson planning and enhance your students’ learning experience with this comprehensive teaching resource. Designed to support educators, this pack provides everything you need to effectively teach the required short stories.</p> <p>What’s Included?</p> <p>Simple Lesson Plans: Follow easy-to-use 1-hour lesson plans that can be extended into two or more lessons, allowing for flexible pacing.</p> <p>Thorough Teacher’s Notes: Access detailed notes filled with key information to help you guide students through the material confidently.</p> <p>Engaging Presentation Slides: Use visually appealing slides to present key concepts and maintain student interest, accompanied by an infographic for additional support.</p> <p>Insightful Essay Questions: Challenge your students with three exam-style questions, including one complete sample answer to serve as a writing guide.</p> <p>Resource Highlights:</p> <p>A brief author biography and plot summary<br /> Exploration of genre with supporting textual evidence<br /> Character development and interaction analysis<br /> Impact of setting on themes and story structure<br /> Identification of key themes and moral lessons<br /> Recognition of literary devices and narrative voice<br /> Discussion of each stories effect on the reader</p> <p>Flexible and Adaptable:</p> <p>Tailor the lessons to fit your classroom needs by incorporating relevant discussion points or short tasks, ensuring students stay engaged and learn effectively.</p> <p>This pack is designed to provide the necessary support for covering GCSE and A-level requirements, making it an invaluable resource for any literature teacher. Save time and enhance your teaching with this practical aid!u to incorporate any discussion points or short tasks.</p>

<p>Volume 1 Paper 2, Section A Prose 2025/6<br /> AS/A2 9695</p> <p>This is a full set of ‘no frills - detail heavy’ lessons for each of the short stories required Stories of Ourselves, The Cambridge Assessment International Education Anthology of<br /> Stories in English, Volume 1 (ISBN 9781108462297)<br /> Paper 2, Section A Prose 2025/6</p> <p>An Englishmans home<br /> Billenium<br /> Five Twenty<br /> Games at Twilight<br /> My Greatest Ambition - added.<br /> Of white hairs and cricket<br /> Reel time<br /> Report on the threatened city<br /> The door in the wall<br /> The people before<br /> The prision<br /> The Son’s Veto<br /> The Yellow Wallpaper<br /> To Da-Duh in memoriam<br /> Tyres</p> <p>Each lesson contains a lesson plan, with a full set of teachers notes and PowerPoint lessons.</p> <p>These include a summary of the text, detailed information on the themes, imagery, tone, language skills, quotes, foreshadowing, narrative voice etc.</p> <p>The PowerPoints contains tasks for students as well as a written assignment at the end of each lesson. The assignment is to review a pre-written analysis on a particular theme or idea which requires students to re-write the essay adding in quotes, and other language devices that support the argument.</p> <p>**<br /> Please note -these lessons are content/information heavy rather than pictures and games.**</p> <p><strong>The PowerPoint and Teacher notes (word.docx) are editable to allow you to amend to suit your requirements.</strong></p>