Analysis of Danger of a Single Story by Adichie for IGCSE Anthology.

Analysis of an extract from The Road. Topic of Dystopia. Creative writing focus too.

A lesson that guides students through evaluation of typical story structures, to look at examples of these and to plan their own narratives.

This lesson guides students through how to write a detective story opening - using the Hound of the Baskervilles as a starting point of analysis.

A little intro lesson where students imagine their lives are being turned into a novel and they design a clever title, cover and blurb. Nice intro lesson to a novel or to the beginning of the academic year. They can then be used for display!

A poem that explores the world of racism, discrimination and prejudice. Great as an unseen poetry opportunity.

A great resource for teaching Chinese Cinderella for the IGCSE Anthology.

A lesson analysing Scrooge’s characterisation in Stave 1 and also analysing pathetic fallacy.

A creative writing lesson inspired by The Twits - carousel tasks for Key Stage 2 and 3

A lesson exploring the poem Remember by Christina Rossetti. Could be used for IGCSE Literature lesson or A Level.

A great way to introduce Key Stage 3 students to Great Expectations. Includes analytical tasks, creative tasks, and analytical writing. Fun, interactive and differentiated.

A perfect resource for revision and practising persuasive writing skills with Year 9,10 or 11.

A lesson that guides students through an extract based question on the theme of inequality. Includes a basic guide for how to plan.

A lesson that guides students through analysis of Act 1 Scenes 2 and 3 of Othello.

An analytical lesson that guides students through analysis of Act 1 Scenes 4 and 5.

A lesson that guides students through analysis of this poem. It is an extensive lesson with analytical tasks and essay writing tasks.

A worksheet that guides students through the analysis of the poem - with guided annotations, questions and analysis of key terms.

A creative resource that helps students develop their descriptive skills.

A lesson that guides students through analysis of I Find No Peace by Thomas Wyatt.

Analysis of the symbolism of the ghost within the context of Victorian London and consideration of Dickens’ intentions.