Extract From, The Prelude by Wordsworth. Power and Conflict. Created by AQA Examiner/Teacher

This is a fantastic lesson that I’ve created from my 15 years of being a classroom teacher/Director of English and six years as an AQA examiner.

An engaging, high quality powerpoint with a range of fun activities and exercises to stretch and challenge the more able, and are differentiated.

This resource contains:

• A detailed powerpoint with questions to really break down every aspect and line of the poem including the impact of precise language and structural choices, and narrative perspective, to challenge the more able students to Grade 9 and support less able students to achieve.
• Extensive analysis of the poem including the blank verse, epic poem, sublime, volta, form, first person narrative, etc.
• Outstanding worksheet to analyse the poem in extensive detail.
• Exercises to analyse contextual factors of the poem and the Romantic poets.
• Analysis of power within the poem.
• Individual and group exercises for students.
• Research work on Wordsworth
• Model answers for students and how best to approach and answer an exam question.

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