Illustrated slide-show of the poem. Animated. Has a greater impact this way. Could be shown with appropriate music.

Poem slide show with illustrations. Useful for revision or introduction to the poem.

A series of activities which can be shared with your students/used in the classroom with a white board. Click the link to get going. Share the link with your students…ideal for home learning

Lesson poses this question, looks at advertising and self-stereotyping. Class debate and discussion.Writing activities included. Feed back to me please !

Thinglink to ALL chapter summaries of The giver + audio chapters + activities. Good for revision and consolidation. Summaries include a " Read it back to me" feature. No subscription or sign up needed. Just click and away you go.

Animated and illustrated slide show of the poem. Useful for revision or introduction to the poem

Lesson presents students with six moral dilemmas for discussion/debate. Worksheet mentioned in power point but not included. (Easy to do).

Illustrated slide show of the poem. Useful for revision or intro to the poem.

Slideshow of the sonnet for introduction or revision purposes with words highlighted to facilitate understanding. Time saver.

Slide show of this beautiful poem with pictures. Mixed up young lady..but what a poem !

Adapted HEADLINE LESSON. Gives explicit instructions for newspaper story writing. The 5 Ws of Journalism plus a chance to answer questions.

Slide show of the poem for revision, enjoyment or introduction. Convenient and time-saving.

Lesson covers facial emotion recognition and asks whether it's okay to lie to someone to make them happy. Debates galore. Add some feed back please..:)

Lesson A in a series which will analyse language themes and character.

1/2 of listening or reading or both. Add activities to suit. Year 8 and above.

27 literacy links to BBC websites making a literacy lesson a little easier for remote learning.

All you need for a comprehensive guide to the novella -written text and audio, all in one place, click the link . This link can also be shared with your students… No sign up needed.

Students use wacky headlines as stimuli to write the article that might have appeared in the newspaper. Fun and productive. Can be used for homework. Drama lessons for impro !

A variation of HOT SEATING.....students create questions they'd ask Lennie on his run from the barn. They then exchange and answer. Adapt this to any other character in the novella. Clearly adaptable to ANY play/poem/novel.

Not my idea, but I use this with low ability, reluctant readers. Works wonders. Rules on the slides and texts/novels/plays etc work well with this game. Classes practically begging to read aloud after one lesson of this !