<p>I have added glossaries and questions to four Gothic extracts: Dracula, Frankenstein, The Castle of Otranto, The Red Room and an extract from Lord Of The Flies that I think is Gothic in nature.</p>

<p>A full and detailed SOW on the Gothic with PPTS, resources and assessments.</p>

<p>A selection of Gothic texts with activities including Dorian Gray</p>

<p>This simple but clear SOW encompasses clear objectives and tasks in line with OFTSED guidance on curriculum and sequencing: The SOW is focused on the development of Eddie. Page numbers refer to the Bloomsbury metheun drama student edition.</p>

<p>A range of resources to help students revise A Christmas Carol including:</p> <ul> <li>Key quotations with annotations</li> <li>A one page summary of the novella with key words and quotations</li> <li>A language style paper with an extract from the novel</li> <li>A range of key extracts, each with a glossary and key questions</li> </ul>

<p>I have bundled together a set of key quotations with analysis, a two page revision sheet, a model paragraph and a written SOW.</p>

<p>A short Scheme of Work suitable for remote or blended learning that introduces three of the Power and Conflict Poems: Charge of the Light Brigade, Exposure and Remains. The SOW then moves on to Language Paper Two and there is a booklet of short extracts linked to the Power and Conflict Poetry.</p> <p>Resources:</p> <ul> <li>Lesson PPTs</li> <li>All the P&amp;C Poems on a PPT</li> <li>A booklet of short extracts with different viewpoints</li> <li>An accompanying YouTube playlist</li> </ul>

<p>A range of poems about different animals that showcase a range of techniques and that can be compared with each other</p>

<p>Six lessons, that are geared towards Teams or Google Classroom, introducing Much Ado About Nothing, with a focus on Beatrice and Benedick. Lessons include extracts, tasks and key questions.</p>

<p>A Scheme of Work and various resources on Jack The Ripper</p>

<p>A PPT with a range of questions on the Power &amp; Conflict exam; each slide has the titles of two poems and a planning structure. I have completed some of the plans in order to model them for students.</p>

<p>A set of key quotations for Macbeth, An Inspector Calls, A Christmas Carol &amp; DNA by Dennis Kelly.</p>

A scaffolded script to help pupils convert an Anansi story into a scene.

<p>A short video explaining the portrayal of Scrooge in Stave One</p>

<p>This is a ‘revision rap’ for Mr. Birling, a character in An Inspector Calls by J.B Priestley</p>

<p>A short video explaining how to revise for GCSE English Literature</p>

<p>A video that demonstrates that all the Power and Conflict Poems compare to Exposure with comparison paragraphs</p>

<p>A way to quickly revise the Power &amp; Conflict poems by theme</p>

<p>A quick comparison of Storm on the Island and Exposure</p>

<p>An in depth analysis of ‘mind forg’d manacles’</p>