<p><strong>HIGH QUALITY POETRY TEACHING / REVISION RESOURCE</strong></p> <p><strong>Inspire your students to compare imaginatively!!!</strong></p> <p>This resource uses The Emigree by Rumens to model comparing poems in a step by step way, with differentation opportunities.</p> <p>This includes - a full essay plan for The Emigree and Checking Out Me History and thoughtful, varied points and quotes comparing The Emigree with-</p> <p>Exposure<br /> War Photographer<br /> The Prelude</p> <p>It’s not exactly a lesson- no objectives, plenary etc, but I spent a really long time making the essay plans and coming up with interesting, varied comparisons and when I used it with my class it definitely inspired them to think about all the poems in different and more thorough ways.</p> <p>I hope it’s useful :)</p>

<p>Two detailed sheets to STREAMLINE your students’ revision!<br /> Versataille, i nteresting quotes, with meaning, analysis and links to A03 included for ***PICK UP AND TAKE AWAY REVISION RESOURCE FOR WEDNSEDAY! ***</p>

<p>This two lesson sequence aims to lead students through planning and writing an effective GCSE Literature essay under timed conditions. Contains exemplars and answer slides with lots of useful analysis ideas.</p>

<p>Two engaging, well presented modern lessons.<br /> Contains:<br /> ** 50 SLIDES * *<br /> ** 2 Word Doc starter tasks **<br /> Group work activities<br /> Annotated poem slides<br /> English Language Paper 2 style tasks on context sources</p> <p>Please leave feedback so I can improve for future poems! :)</p>

<p>Originally set for online learning, this attractive package of resources uses two modern, short films, available on Youtube, which explore issues of Greed vs Generosity, providing strong PSHE/Citizenship links.</p> <p>This cross-curricular unit encourages Deeper Thinking of philosophical questions, uses film and camerawork terminology and offers a wide selection of tasks for students to choose from, including drawing, game designing, creative writing and music.</p> <p>This was originally set for 1 week worth of Year 9 English lessons online and worked very well remotely. It could also be used in the classroom, as a PowerPoint or downloaded as a PDF homework project booklet.</p> <p>Students always love and engage with these unique films.</p>

<p>**This is a 94 slide bonanza **of original, modern, varied resources and activities to highly engage your students and hone their Paper 2 skills.</p> <p>**There are 5 lessons on Section A, with two dedicated to Question 4. **</p> <p>These resources encourage students to look at examples from the UK TABLOID PRESS and explore how language is used in a relevant and effective way, which is useful for their GCSE skills, but also life ahead!!!</p> <p>Woven into the scheme there are also slides from an AQA training course.</p> <p>I spent a lot of time making these resources . . . |I hope they are useful - feedback is very gratefully received!!! Please review if you can!!!</p>

<p>6 PowerPoints on 4 Extracts- The Woman in Black, Frankenstein, The Haunting of Hill House and IT by Stephen King. Full PowerPoints and extracts included in a Zip file.<br /> These lessons were made for a Year 10 Extra English support group. They focus on developing knowledge and understanding of vocabulary, word classes and writer’s craft, as well as developing their own creative writing skills. There are a range of activities included for individual and pair/small group work and lots of self and peer assessment opportunities.</p>

<p>Over 20 slides that (I hope) explores and explains Tissue in an engaging and clear way, with questions, annotations and plans comparing to other Power and Conflict poems.<br /> <em><strong>Please review if you can . . . I know how hard it is to remember though- I’m terrible for it!!!</strong></em></p>

<p>This is a very detailed, well presented slideshow with analysis, questions and answer slides and it is suitable for a middle to high ability GCSE group. There is over a lesson’s worth here. It could also be used online or for revision.</p>

<p>These high quality, interactive, attractive starter activities are on Bayonet Charge- a good poem for them to focus on as a comparison poem as it is unlikely to feature on the forthcoming papers.<br /> The slides have been designed to be easy to copy and edit for any poem in the collection.<br /> I will refund any buyer who shares another copy back with me!</p> <p>Contains-<br /> <em>Poem ordering activity<br /> Dynamic True or False quiz<br /> Discussion prompts<br /> Kinaesthetic Stepping stones starter<br /> Close quote analysis example and practice<br /> Picture game</em></p>

<p>***PLEASE SEE THE <em><strong>UPDATED</strong></em> VERSION OF THESE SLIDES . . . LINKED HERE:<br /> <a href="https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12789416">https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12789416</a><br /> MUCH MORE DETAIL AND FREE CONTENT, INCLUDING ACTIVITIES<br /> <a href="https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12789416">https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12789416</a></p> <p>Useful anti-Andrew Tate slides, made in an engaging style, with some of his appalling quotes analysed and modern Statistics on violence against women in the UK. Very important info given in a clear, unarguable way.</p> <p>Originally made for an Of Mice and Men lesson, it links to Curley’s Wife at the end.</p> <p>Useful for Citizenship/PSHE/Tutor/Assembly.</p>

<p>‘LA BELLE DAME SANS MERCI’ BY JOHN KEATS Lesson and annotated poem, originally used with GCSE EdExcel class. Clear and well presented.</p>

<p>Opening up discussions with boys in an understanding way, this powerpoint collates lots of information about ANDREW TATE, THE INCEL MOVEMENT,MISOGYNY, SEXUAL HARRASSMENT and DE-RADICALISATION. With added slides on Greta Thunberg, which could lead to Climate discussions and positivity masculinity role-modelled through Gareth Southgate.<br /> This slideshow of various things includes info on TikTok algorigthms, The Incel movement, UK stats on crimes against women, compassionate understanding of grooming and some motivational videos to get teenagers to look at their behaviour. UPDATED to include Greta Thunberg Vs Tate!!!<br /> Please review if possible</p>

<p>In honour of this great man and tragic loss, I am building a few KS3 English lessons. I plan to soon add some more, but here are the Christmas themed ones.<br /> They include-<br /> 3 full lessons with Powerpoints, resources and a selection of engaging videos<br /> Lesson 1 = Biographies- remembering Pogues singer Shane MacGowan and Zephaniah<br /> Lesson 2 is on the poem Christmas Wise by Zephaniah and leads up to a creative writing task<br /> Lesson 3 is on Talking Turkeys and includes a non-fiction starter task and builds up to writing their own poem.</p> <ul> <li>LESSON 3 WORKS AS A STAND-A-LONE Christmas English lesson*</li> <li> <ul> <li> <ul> <li>EDITED *** Lines of Christmas-Wise missing - apologies</li> </ul> </li> </ul> </li> </ul>

<p>2 lessons for secondary students. The first is on the importance of sleep and the second is on understanding stress and anxiety and coping with the symptoms in daily life.</p>

<p>This resource is designed to go after my Checking Out Me History lessons (see shop) and includes:<br /> Use of 2 Verve videos (for all you teachers who grew up in the 90s like me!!!)<br /> Annotated slides with AOs<br /> Detailed essay plan comparing with COMH (and related task)<br /> Creative ‘Thinking keys’ task<br /> Question and answer sheet to accompany Youtube video- Romanatism - The History of Ideas<br /> Engaging and detailed lessons</p>

<p>An information text about the features of 19th century writing with a crossword at the end to check understanding.</p>

<p>Lesson on Act 4 Scene 1 with a range of activities, originally used with a Yr 9 class.</p>

<p>Lecture-style lesson on Kubla Khan for A Level Literature. Heavy use of Litcharts. Includes a range of annotations.</p>

<p>Sequence of lessons for AQA Unseen, covers both parts of the question using Imitaz Dharker’s Blessing and compariting it to the poem from Biden’s inauguration. This contains examples, planning, writing and assessing opportunities. I have used some screenshots and examples from dfferent web-based resources including AQA.</p>

<p>Context, overview analysis to aid annotation and some AO5 suggestions. Works as a lesson for A Level Lit- taught for OCR</p>