<p>Here is a one off lesson, looking at how to approach the extract response for English Lit paper in Edexcel: A Christmas Carol. It has the generalised exam mark scheme in the PPT and an exam style question to work from - again all in the PPT. You would need to live model some annotation (depending on your groups ability) to start them off. Model repsonse is provided, along with the expectation of a independent task of 20 minutes. This lesson should last an hour.</p>

<p>This is designed with upper KS3 in mind, but can be adapted for KS4. You will find three complete introductory lessons with video links and a resource for a homework project on analytical writing. I have taken on new ideas on wider reading and included an opportunity for pupils to read a WW1 war poem to help support greater understanding and depth in the subject. This also supports retention on skills needed for GCSEs. I hope this resource is of use for you, and if so please leave a review - I would very much appreciate it!</p>

<p>This is the second week of a key stage three scheme of work. It includes four lessons that can be easily adapted for the needs of your pupils.</p>

<p>Complete lessons and resources to kick start teaching Noughts and Crosses in KS3. Looks at the opening of the novel and considers non-fictional inspiration. Writing skills are looked at and opportunities for independent writing is included in each lesson.</p>

<p>This resource has been created as a “Return to Literature”. This is week one with lessons focusing on reviewing knowledge on Blood Brothers for Edexcel GCSE.<br /> It contains PPT with resources to use along side. Easily adaptable for your own lesson needs. I hope you find this useful :)</p>