<p>A worksheet which allows students to closely analyse the final speech by the Inspector in An Inspector Calls. The worksheet has promting questions and an extract, which are colour co-ordinated to allow lower and middle ability sets to access it. This is suitable for all exam boards.</p>

<p>A worksheet with questions about all three acts in the play.</p>

<p>A table with Mr Birling’s key quotes from act 1.</p>

<p>A Christmas Carol A3 context poster.</p> <p>The poster features notes on the following areas:<br /> -The Industrial Revolution<br /> -Living Conditions<br /> -Crime<br /> -Poor Law<br /> -Workhouses<br /> -Children<br /> -Social Class<br /> -Women</p>

<p>This is a GCSE lesson, which would normally take around two lessons.</p> <p>The lesson includes the following content:<br /> -Starter</p> <ul> <li>Context (Laura’s poem, PTSD, Simon Armitage)</li> <li>Independent activities - allowing students to carefully analyse/look at the poem</li> <li>Teacher analysis of the poem (normally I would ask students about their own thoughts about each stanzas before showing them the annotations, additionally notes can written on the white board)</li> <li>Form/Structure</li> <li>Language/Imagery</li> <li>Comparing the poem to other poems in the Eduqas anthology</li> <li>Themes</li> </ul>

<p>This is a GCSE lesson, which would normally take around two lessons.</p> <p>The lesson includes the following content:<br /> -Starter<br /> -Context<br /> -Independent activities - allowing students to carefully analyse/look at the poem<br /> -Teacher analysis of the poem (normally I would ask students about their own thoughts about each stanzas before showing them the annotations, additional notes can be written on the white board)<br /> -Form/Structure<br /> -Comparing the poem to other poems in the Eduqas anthology<br /> Themes</p>

<p>13 An Inspector Calls essay questions - (12 are character based and 1 is theme based)</p>

<p>Two lessons guiding students through the language and structure of the poem ‘Valentine’ by Carol Ann Duffy.</p> <p>Content of the PP:<br /> -Context<br /> -Extended metaphor<br /> -Detailed teacher annotations of the poem<br /> -AFL/model paragraph<br /> -Discussion activity<br /> -Structure activity<br /> -How the poem ends and why?</p>

<p>An activity were students have to divide the statements in to two categories: 1912 and 1945.</p>

<p>A lesson covering context, language and structure of Excerpt from The Prelude. The language section includes teacher notes that appear via animations - the reason for this is so that students will be prompted and questioned, in order to talk about their inferences of lines in the poem.</p>

<p>A revision quiz on all three acts of An Inspector Calls. There are 40 questions in total.</p>

<p>One lesson on the poem, which contains the following:<br /> -Starter activities<br /> -Definitions<br /> -Language<br /> -Structure and form<br /> -Plenary</p>

<p>Eduqas Poetry Anthology - The Mahunt response (aimed at low-mid ability)</p>