<p>An engaging creative writing lesson based around the T-Rex escape scene in the original Jurassic Park movie. Lesson focuses on building atmosphere, structuring an extended narrative and the rule of ‘show, don’t tell’.</p> <ul> <li>Full PPT ON Jurassic Park and the conventions of sci-fi</li> <li>Three stage narrative plan</li> <li>Model answer</li> <li>Links to relevant film clips</li> <li>List of key techniques for creative writing.</li> </ul> <p>DESIGNED AROUND AQA PAPER 1 QUESTION 5</p>

<p>A two page resource with a range of creative writing questions for AQA English Language P1 &amp; P2. Ideal for upcoming Y10 mock exam practice.</p> <p>All Qs have been designed with breadth of topics as a priority. This has worked best for me when I allowed students free choice but I’ve also seen value directing learners to certain Qs based on interest.</p> <p>Most useful for in class practice and home revision.</p>

<p>A series of lessons which examine classic horror text ‘IT’ by Stephen King. Strong emphasis on Q4 - Evaluation &amp; Q5 - Creative writing.</p>

<p>Clean, high-quality PPT presentation and on poem <em>Before You Were Mine</em> by Carol Ann Duffy.</p> <p>PPT uses images and animations to emphasise central concepts, themes and key annotations/devices of this Love &amp; Relationships anthology poem.</p>

<p>Creative writing lesson centered on the documentary film Free Solo.</p> <p>Lesson aims to develop skills in structural variation for deliberate effect.</p> <p>Application: GCSE Language P1Q5 - Creative writing.</p>

<p>Lessson examines Blake’s poem London in relation to GCSE English Literature - Power and Conflict collection of poetry.</p>