<p>Full set of lessons leading to a long writing task. It also includes example responses, a mark scheme and peer assessment. A huge time saver!</p> <p>The Power Point takes you through each lesson with carefully structured activities. No planning required.</p> <p>You can also use KS2 NC mark schemes for writing with this.</p>

<p>A series of fully resourced lessons with examples which build towards a piece of extended creative writing.</p>

<p>A full series of lessons with examples and discrete skills teaching which prepares students for an extended piece of writing.</p> <p>Use this in conjunction with my DIRT Feedback and mark scheme<br /> Power Point to maximise your impact!</p>

<p>A series of lessons preparing students for a long writing task. The lessons focus upon discrete skills with ready made examples. There is also a mark scheme and a DIRT Feedback presentation to maximise the learning!</p>

<p>A bundle of really useful pracice exam questions. Each one has a sample answer and a crib sheet to help break the question down.</p>

<p>A very hastily thrown together worksheet on Amanda Gorman’s inauguration poem yesterday. Hope it works for you!</p>

<p>A power point guiding students through A Portable Paradise by Roger Robinson. It includes some (hopefully!) fun activities.</p>

<p>A simple powerpoint with activities on this brilliant poem. Suitable for low ability/younger learners.</p>

<p>A simple sheet that students can stick in their books to guide peer assessment. Comes with a comment bank too.</p>

<p>A simple peer assessment sheet for students to use when looking at summaries (Useful for AQA GCSE English Language Paper 2). Comes with a comment bank.</p>

<p>A simple power point and worksheet focusing on different types of nouns.</p>

<p>A handy crib sheet for whole school feedback sessions. Can be shared with students.</p>

<p>A series of three lessons to help with induction/tutor time/stand alone English lessons for Year 7.</p> <p>I used this successfully with a very low ability group.</p>

A simple writing frame I used with my Year 7 class to write an essay on the poem I Remember, I Remember by Thomas Hood. Focuses upon reading for meaning, PEE and essay writing. The first resource I've ever posted so feedback gratefully received!

<p>Full powerpoint with activities: all ready to go!</p>

<p>A simple template that students can use to create their own knowledge organisers for characters. Great for active revision!</p>

<p>Two sample questions based upon extracts from Chapter One and Four. Sample answers are included for the first two questions.</p>

<p>Two Lessons which focus upon the presentation and purpose of the witches in Macbeth in Act One</p>

<p>A fun, interactive lesson on story writing using Jason and The Argonaughts as an example.</p>

<p>Some really easy ways to build differentiation into your everyday teaching with barely any effort!</p>

<p>A collection of really useful tasks which you can develop, decorate and edit as you please. A brilliant timesaver!</p>