A complete Powerpoint I used for Key Stage 3 and 4 assemblies, including slideshow, funny video clip and sound effects. Final slides introduce an idea for a whole school/year group competition. Would be ideal to use to for a whole school or Year Group Anti-Bullying/Cyber Safety week.

A Powerpoint designed to accompany the reading of Keats' The Eve of St Agnes. Will fill 3-4 lessons alongside the reading of the poem. The 18 slide Powerpoint includes information and activities on: - context - structure - meaning - difficult vocabulary - language techniques - imagery - the ending of the poem The primary purpose is for students to understand the poem, with some questions specifically focusing on aspects of tragedy ready for the AQA A2 exam. I have also included an additional worksheet for once students have completed the poem, reflecting on tragic features.

Mini Speaking and Listening/Persuasive Writing SOW designed for KS3 classes. Based around Dragons’ Den and designing their own products and includes key persuasive writing techniques. Mini SOW: Lesson 1: Persuasive Techniques Lesson 2: Intro to pitching/what makes an effective pitch Lesson 3: Designing your own product Lesson 4-5: Writing your own pitch (Differentiated scaffolds provided) Lesson 6-7: Speaking and Listening success criteria/Presenting/Peer Assessment I personally used as a mini-project during the summer term.

Seven detailed and differentiated lessons explaining and analysing Part I of Keats’ ‘Lamia’, providing in-depth A level knowledge to prepare students for the AQA Aspects of Tragedy exam and beyond. 50+ slides (along with accompanying resources) including key extracts, detailed annotations, stimuli for discussion, thorough explanations of both terminology and classical references, and ongoing cloze summaries. Challenges for more able students throughout. Please see my accompanying Lamia Part II resource also!

Three detailed lessons explaining and analysing Part II of Keats’ ‘Lamia’; providing in-depth A level knowledge to prepare students for the AQA Aspects of Tragedy exam and beyond. Includes key extracts with annotations, stimuli for discussion, questions to encourage independent learning, and thorough explanations of both terminology and classical references. Each lesson has accompanying homework (1 X Critical Reading, 2 X essay question) and a challenge task for more able students. Please see my accompanying Lamia Part I lesson also!

A Powerpoint designed to accompany the reading of Keats' Isabella. Will fill 3-4 lessons alongside the reading of the poem. The 15 slide Powerpoint includes a range of activities for exploring the poem: - questions close reading specific stanzas - matching exercise with modern translations - mini essay and practice essay questions - success criteria that allow students to peer assess each other's responses to the poem - contextual research task - tasks exploring a Marxist interpretation of the poem - checklists of Tragic and Romantic conventions to help students explore the genre of the poem - homework task for between lessons The primary purpose is for students to understand the poem, with some questions specifically focusing on aspects of tragedy ready for the AQA A2 exam. The Powerpoint includes an additional worksheet for once students have completed the poem, defining and reflecting on tragic Keats' use of tragic conventions.