Complete scheme of work (20 lessons plus assessment) on ‘Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry’ by Mildred D. Taylor. Aimed at KS3 - Y8-9 ideal. Includes: learning questions for every lesson fully resourced student workbook coverage of key context for novel including slave trade, reconstruction, Jim Crow, black civil rights in USA chapter-by-chapter reading support vocabulary development theme tracker for resistance and injustice

Complete student workbook for teaching ‘Macbeth’ in line with AQA GCSE specification. Includes: Worksheet and information on key context Handout for every scene of the play with extracts from dialogue, supportive and more challenging questions for mixed ability teaching Summary tasks at the end of each act focusing on motifs, elements of tragedy and Macbeth’s downfall Quotation banks for each act of the play to support students unpacking key moments from the drama and revising for exams Word and PDF format to allow for adapting to your class needs. Each Act workbook is also available separately but these don’t include the quotation banks.

Scene by scene support for studying ‘Macbeth’ (Act 5). I’ve been using to support mixed ability teaching with Y11s. Works well for classwork to record notes on key moments from the play or as consolidation/homework/independent study. Word document format so you can adapt yourselves to your style of teaching the text.

Scene by scene support for studying ‘Macbeth’ (Act 4). I’ve been using to support mixed ability teaching with Y11s. Works well for classwork to record notes on key moments from the play or as consolidation/homework/independent study. Word document format so you can adapt yourselves to your style of teaching the text.

Scene by scene support for studying ‘Macbeth’ (Act 3). I’ve been using to support mixed ability teaching with Y11s. Works well for classwork to record notes on key moments from the play or as consolidation/homework/independent study. Word document format so you can adapt yourselves to your style of teaching the text.

Scene by scene support for studying ‘Macbeth’ (Act 2). I’ve been using to support mixed ability teaching with Y11s. Works well for classwork to record notes on key moments from the play or as consolidation/homework/independent study. Word document format so you can adapt yourselves to your style of teaching the text.

Scene by scene support for studying ‘Macbeth’ (Act 1). I’ve been using to support mixed ability teaching with Y11s. Works well for classwork to record notes on key moments from the play or as consolidation/homework/independent study. Word document format so you can adapt yourselves to your style of teaching the text.

Fully resourced 18 lesson scheme of work covering anti-racist non-fiction and persuasive writing skills. Lesson topics: Black British history context Extract from Equiano’s account of his time being enslaved Debate surrounding the Colston statue US civil rights context Malcolm X - ‘Ballot or the Bullet’ speech James Baldwin - ‘A Letter to my nephew’ Comparative paper 2 question 4 style analysis Speech writing Akala’s ‘Evolution of the Emcee’ (working with the history of hip hop) Newspaper and debate work around rap music ‘What I Wasn’t Taught in School’ (poem) and persuasive writing on decolonising curriculum Includes: -Student booklet with all non-fiction extracts Lesson slides for all 18 lessons Teacher unit overview

Full scheme of work for ‘A Christmas Carol’ (AQA GCSE Lit). Includes vocabulary list and explicit vocabulary instruction and practice of tier 2 words which help students to express ideas about the text. Also includes a booklet of exam questions and three assessment preparation lessons.