A presentation designed to be used towards the start of the course that explores what is meant by 'poetry'. Comparisons are made with prose and popular music and learners are provided with a structured approach to analysing poetry.

A powerpoint presentation to guide the analysis of Forest by Carol Ann Duffy. There is a focus on symbolism and imagery.

In this presentation learners discuss and evaluate table manners before reading an article from the Guardian about messy eating. They revise word classes and how to write PETER paragraphs before having a go at an exam style response.

A reading journal for learners studying 'A Streetcar Named Desire'. Includes an introduction with lots of questions to guide analysis.

A simple, ready-to-use presentation to introduce learners to the Spoken language assessment. Contains an activity related to the mark scheme, advice on planning and some examples of possible presentation topics.

A PowerPoint presentation focusing on the character of Carlo. Discussion questions for the relevant chapters are included, as well as questions to guide a close analysis of key passages.

The presentation includes suggestions for making descriptive writing more interesting. It includes activities on the senses, similes and metaphors, show don't tell and some practice exam questions. It can be used with any spec and any age group.

A short presentation revising the themes and motifs of Streetcar

This presentation compares U A Fanthorpe's 'A Minor Role' with Leontia Flynn's 'The Furthest Distances I have Travelled.'

A presentation to revise what is meant by 'inference'. Includes some practice activities and a link to a funny video.