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Spelling: their there they're homophones
A powerpoint presentation explaining the correct spelling of the commonly confused homophones, their, there and they're when writing.
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Gothic Literature PowerPoint
A short introduction to Gothic literature including some of the conventions associated with the genre. It gives a short list of novels considered to be of the Gothic Genre.
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A Midsummer Night's Dream: Character Outlines
A Shakespeare teaching resource containing a PowerPoint presentation providing character outlines for the main characters of Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night’s Dream.
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Sherlock Holmes Introduction
An Introduction to Arthur Conan Doyle and the character of Sherlock Holmes. Intended for use with the Hound of the Baskervilles but could be adapted.
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Poetic / figurative techniques lesson using Munch
A powerpoint lesson presentation looking at simile, metaphor, pathetic fallacy and personification using Munch paintings as a stimulus. To inspire descriptive and original writing. It includes a printable worksheet activity.
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The Tempest: a summary and Caliban's soliloquy
A resource with lesson presentation explaining very simply the plot of Shakespeare's The Tempest. Also, a focus on Caliban’s soliloquy in Act 2 scene 2.
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William Blake the Angel lesson
A lesson using Blake's paintings of angels and relating them to his poem.
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Shakespeare quotes
Illustrated PowerPoint of Shakespeare quotes, used with SEN pupils to introduce his language.
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Shakespearean Insults Lesson: Language
An activity where students create their own Shakespearean insults and learn a little about the language. This lesson was designed to form part of an introduction to A Midsummer Night's Dream by William Shakespeare.
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Reading assessment - 'Dulce' + Who's For the Game?
An assessment analysing and comparing these 2 poems and their presentation of war, linked to the AFs.