A simple introductory resource for strong GCSE sets or A-Level pupils with a series of questions on the opening scene of the play.

This is a complete scheme of work for a full term of teaching Never Let Me Go. - The scheme is designed around a central powerpoint which has an introduction to the text (and also to the OCR spec if needed) and exercises and questions on every chapter of the novel. The powerpoint has well over 100 slides and should be enough to teach the novel for a full term. In addition extra resources include: - List of essay questions - Character Grid - Compare and Contrast Exercises With Unseen Texts - Articles For and Against Cloning To Use In Class Discussion - Interview With Ishiguro To Use In Class Discussion - Revision Powerpoints

A full double lesson powerpoint on The Yellow Palm. Includes starter activities, group or solo questions on language, structure and imagery and a creative exercise.

A powerpoint designed to help GCSE pupils access Carson's poem Belfast Confetti. After some introductory links to contextualise the poem there are slides with exercises on language and structure.

This lesson is designed to help pupils get to grips with analysis of unseen texts for the OCR A-Level. It discusses some areas that they might want to explore in unseen texts. It uses a scene from Grapes of Wrath as a basis for exploring an unseen passage.

This is a powerpoint to help teach the poem to KS3 pupils. It contains a link to a Heaney reading, plus exercises and questions on the language and imagery of the poem itself. Designed to fill a full lesson.

A full lesson (probably enough for two lessons here) on powerpoint including starter activity, language and imagery and structure questions. Also included are group work sheets on imagery.

A powerpoint designed to help pupils access and discuss the various groups of images that are explored within the play. This is designed for use with A-Level pupils.

A powerpoint to help KS3 pupils access Heaney's Mid-Term Break. The presentation contains a link to Heaney reading the poem, plus slides on themes in the poems. Later slides on structure, language and imagery have simple questions for pupils to tackle.

A list of essay titles for capable pupils. This was written as a revision resource and for some questions they need some contextual knowledge.

This is a powerpoint to introduce pupils to key ideas about feminist readings of Shakespeare's King Lear - if references key articles on the play by signifiant feminist critics. This is a high-level resource designed for able A-Level pupils.

A powerpoint lesson with a series of exercises to guide pupils around GCSE level through Weir's poem Poppies.

This is a powerpoint designed to cover the Ted Hughes poem Bayonet Charge in one/two lessons. It contains links to some relevant Youtube resources as well as classroom exercises on the language and imagery of the poem.

This is a powerpoint to take a class through the poem Mametz Wood by Owen Sheers. There is an introduction to the poem followed by exercises on the poem sufficient to fill a double lesson.

This is a reasonably detailed and high-level test for a top set or able pupils. I used this as an introductory test for the start of term after they have read the play but it could equally be used for revision.

This is a topic guide to two of the major themes of King Lear - it is largely focused on context and the ways that Elizabethan politics and thinking are reflected in the play. It was made to help extend an able Upper Sixth Lit group.

A powerpoint designed to help students explore Chapter 35 of the novel.