A creative writing lesson that guides students through evaluation of character description examples and then encourages them to plan and write their own.

A lesson that guides students through descriptive writing ideas for setting. Includes a transformation task where students adapt a positive description into a negative one.

A lesson that guides students through evaluation of dystopian character descriptions and then to write their own.

A creative writing focused lesson that guides students through evaluation of character descriptions and then creating their own.

A lesson that guides students through descriptive writing of setting, using an extract from Conrad’s Heart of Darkness as inspiration.

A lesson that guides students through analysis and evaluation of the description of the island at the beginning of the novel, leading to students writing creatively.

A worksheet that provides a creative writing task for students and gives them instructions to follow for each sentence to aid their ability to vary punctuation and sentence structures.

A worksheet that provides a creative writing task for students linked to the theme of dystopia and gives them instructions to follow for each sentence to aid their ability to vary punctuation and sentence structures.

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

A lesson that guides students to evaluate the structure of a short story and inspires them to write their own.

A lesson that guides students through analysis of the opening of The Hunger Games.

A lesson that guides students to analyse both Churchill and Obama’s persuasive language.

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

A series of tasks linked to the theme/topic of dystopia. Some tasks are creative writing focused, others are analytical, others are evaluative.

A lesson that guides students through the conventions of dystopia and utopia with extracts, analysis and creative writing tasks.

A lesson that guides students through analysis of the poem.

A lesson encouraging students to evaluate the effectiveness of dystopian story openings, close analysis of The Handmaid’s Tale extract and creative writing.

2/3 lessons that guide students through analysis of Oryx and Crake (Atwood) and Never Let Me Go (Ishiguro), and then creating their own Sci-Fi short story.

A lesson guiding students through writing black-out poetry based on the theme of dystopia.