<p>4 worksheets designed as cover lessons to be taught by non-specialist. Follows a Greek mythology unit but you do not need to have taught the exact Greek unit of work.</p>

A quiz to revise a selection of cases from unit 02: criminal liability and liability in negligence. A warm up round, add the legal principle to case name, picture rounds and add the case name to legal principle. All answers are in notes of each slide. <br /> <br /> Not all cases from the course are covered but is a useful check of how well case knowledge is going.

<p>5 worksheets designed to support the Blood Brothers scheme in absence of the teacher. Does not need a subject specialist to teach these.</p>

<p>Designed to be used as a cover lesson to support study of ‘A Christmas Carol’. Does not need a subject specialist to teach these.</p>

<p>A scheme of work covering ‘unheard voices’ in society. Includes: Still I Rise, Half Caste, Litany for survival and Education for leisure. Uses extracts from fiction to support understanding of poems. Written with year 8 mixed ability class in mind.</p> <p>Includes short term plan and unit overview for students’ books.</p>

<p>Written with year 9 in mind but could easily be adapted. Focuses on key scenes of the play and does not need copies of the play to go alongside. Considers structure, form, viewpoints, characterisation, context, writer’s intention and tension.</p> <p>Also includes: short term plan, student unit overview sheet, assessment planning and feedback lessons</p>

<p>Full scheme for Noughts and Crosses. 28 lessons with all resources, short term plan and unit overview for students’ books.</p>

Two powerpoints covering sentencing. One with bail, the other with procedure of courts.

Content of Act 5 taught over 3 lessons leading to assessment preparation.

40 questions with different rounds including: warm up, picture round, legal principle round, key cases for sub topics and criticisms and their reforms. <br /> <br /> Not all cases/elements covered but most is included in some way. All in random order to test students' recall before the exam.

This PowerPoint covers Act 2 over about 3 lessons. Aimed at mid-high ability. Includes reading, key theme of identity and summarising.

Revision tool to help students know which Offences Against the Person Act cases apply and where to use them for s.47, s.18 and s.20. Broken down in to actus reus and mens rea.

Enough here for two lessons introducing what Tort Law is, duty of care and breach of duty.

This powerpoint starts once I have completed 'whoosh' to give students a plot overview. It looks at Act 1 in detail over 4/5 lessons. Also includes jumbled events activity

Lesson covering damages in tort with exam question at the end.

<p>Made specifically for GCSE students who have studied An Inspector Calls. Useful for knowing characters and tracking how they have changed. Also useful to note the way in which each character tracks. Led to some insightful analysis with my class. Good revision tool. Includes: Sheila, Eric, Mr and Mrs B, Inspector and Gerald. Stage directions in a different colour to encourage more AO2 analysis.</p>

1hr lesson on causation and intervening acts. Includes key cases and principles, knowledge checklists, activities and home work focus. <br /> <br /> Designed to support AQA unit 2A.

Act 3 taught over 2 lessons leading to essay planning. Also includes key images for Skylock's speech to help students understand meaning.

A series of marking stickers to streamline the process! Includes SPaG focus, presentation, stick in sheets, and a 'Miss Carter likes this' facebook thumbs up style one which is very popular. Just change my name to yours.<br /> All in publisher and editable.

<p>This is a three lesson mini-project. It combines: Aristotle’s triad of persuasion, christmas adverts and links back to ‘A Christmas Carol’ (which could easily be removed.</p> <p>The idea is to introduce the methods of persuasive writing, then watch some Christmas adverts and then write/direct/storyboard their own Christmas advert using ethos, pathos and logos.</p> <p>Hope it helps at the end of term!</p>

Lesson on coincidence and transferred malice following the AQA exam