Over 150 slides detailing over 20 lessons based on the topic of Song lyrics. A friendly way to begin addressing poetry at KS3 or even the start of KS4. Engaging activities with differentiated resources and tasks, assessments and a full SOW to support teaching and lesson ppts provided.

12 full hour lessons including resoruces; transcripts, activities, video clips to address spoken language and its development over time from child acquisition to social media and commentarie. Suitable for KS3 and KS4.

15 lessons introducing the EDUQAS GCSE English Language Component 2 specification. A range of engaging activities for all learners addressing each question, developing in difficulty as the topic develops. Consideration of language devices, structural analysis, evaluation skills and techniques needed for transactional writing (Section B). Would work well for KS3 as an introduction or KS4 as a gentle reminder as they move further in to the GCSE.

Full powerpoint of over 140 slides covering over 20 lessons including a full SOW to support, resources that link to key characters and watching the film. Also includes two mini assessments to do at different points throughout the topic. Excellent for KS3 or KS4 as addresses many of the extract and whole text analysis questions for Literature and Language.

120 slides equating to over 15 lessons based on the topic ‘A TV programme that you love or loathe’. This has been a great tiopic of discussion at KS3/4 for pupils to prepare for their speaking and listening assessments and build confidence over an area of interest!

A range of over 100+ slides addressing different sonnets preparing pupils to analyse language, form, structure, writer’s viewpoint and the overall effect in preparation for the GCSE poetry topic. This would be suitable for KS3 as an introduction or KS4 as a development of unseen/seen poetry examples.

Range of 10+ lessons focusing on comparing non fiction texts in preparation for Paper 2 of the GCSE. This would work for any exam board as the focus is on analytical writing, writer’s viewpoint, comparison techniques and many more.

A full SOW, powerpoints adapted to AS and A Level ranging from language of the Anglo-Saxons-modern day in preparation for the Language Over Time exam question. Would suit any exam board with this style of question. Includes terminology quizzes, extract analysis and over 30+ lessons to cover a full term or more.