This is a powerpoint for the teaching of Checking Out Me History, from the Conflict Poetry section.

This will take 2-3 lessons. It is an introduction to narrative poetry with a focus on 'The Raven' by Edgar Allan Poe. There is a focus on tension building techniques and lots of creative writing built into the lessons. There is an opportunity for students to write their own narrative poem based on well-known fairy tales.<br /> <br /> There are many differentiated tasks within these lessons.

This will possibly last 2 lessons. This includes information about sonnets. The example is Sonnet 130. There are differentiated activities for this lesson, including an analysis and writing their own sonnet.

This will take two lessons. There is an opportunity to write own poem after looking at two different poems based on childhood.

This is a whole scheme of work I used for teaching AIC to year 9.

A lesson about different behaviours that carry risks. <br /> A true or false starter about laws - could be completed using white boards, or kinaesthetically. <br /> For the main, there is a series of scenarios. The students should complete the table with the risks and consequences.

This will take 2-4 lessons, depending on how long you allow for assessments.<br /> There are annotations of the lamb and the tyger. For each poem, there is a set of comprehension questions. In order to prepare for the assessment, there is a venn diagram or a table for the students to use - whichever they prefer. There is a plan outline included plus a list of connectives that could be used.

Features of Gothic Horror and an introduction to Jekyll and Hyde.<br /> Lasted a middle ability year 10 group 5 lessons

A PowerPoint presentation surrounding context, structure, language and theme of the poem war photographer.

Lesson surrounding Shakespeare's theatres.

A lesson for lower ability students - they have to observe different mediums in order to gain an understanding of life during Shakespeare's time.<br /> Focus on key features of a diary entry.

This lesson looks at the poem Remains. <br /> Looks at the context of the poem, has differentiated tasks and opportunity for group work,