A 22 lesson fully resourced scheme of work teaching Dracula for the new AQA NEA. I have taught Dracula to the whole class as the compulsory pre-1900 text and have then allowed the class to choose their second text. The scheme focuses on the independent learning of the students and I have taught the themes that might be used as the basis for the NEA rather than teaching the text in its entirety. Themes covered include: gender fluidity; illness, insanity and imprisonment; setting; the gothic male; the gothic genre etc. Resources include: powerpoint lesson, critical and wider reading, example NEAs (AQA) and some work on critical theory. <br /> NB: when teaching the critical theory part of the scheme I have used children's picture books but you could use any text or stimulus. The zip file in the main file contains resources taken from TES.

A fun introduction to Shakespeare's language for KS3. I've used this with Y7 but older year groups could enjoy. There is a quiz, then the catchphrase activity.

Set of resources including 11 powerpoints, critical viewpoints, chapter summaries and gothic elements with key quotations. Originally used to teach the text for the old AQA Spec B ( gothic) but could be used for Love Through the Ages new spec.

A 36 lesson scheme of work based around the Supernatural and covering Macbeth, The Raven and creative writing. I used this with my bottom set Year 9 but it could be adapted very easily for much more able students. The scheme of fully resourced and contains: act and scene summaries, 11 powerpoint lessons and various other resources in PDF format. Some of the PDF resources that I have included have come from TES and Teachit

A 9 lesson scheme of work with resources to teach Y7 discursive writing. The scheme is designed to introduce Y7 to the new style AQA GCSE English Language but could be used for any KS3 preparation for the new GCSE. The scheme of work includes learning objectives, starters, introduction, main development and plenaries.

15 lesson scheme or work covering the analysis of language and structure for the new GCSE scheme of work. I use this unit with top set and G&amp;T Y9s but it would also be suitable for GCSE students. The unit uses stimulus from War Literature. The scheme of work is broken down into learning objectives, starters, introduction, main activity and plenary. Resources are also included.