This is one of many resources, full lesson powerpoints and quizes that I have uploaded on the short story 'Through The Tunnel'. The lessons aim to encouage pupils to read the story, evaluate the ending and then write an alternative ending. Great for practising narritive and imaginative writing skills. I use it with mixed abiility year 9 pupils and APP it for a level. All resources are uploaded with the same heading for ease of search if you'd like to use them together. This is a full lesson about the ending.

This is another one of the schemes of work created for year 9 that introduces the art of speaking and listening and breaks it down against the AQA criteria - so preparing pupils for when they start to be assessed in year 10.

These lessons are about writing about crime and encourage pupils to draft and detail their setting.

This is a full lesson PP on the presentational devices and language choices of newspapers - with a grammar starter to being. LOs:To investigate the presentational and language features of newspaper articles. To explore how language choices create a particular impression.

This is a full lesson to help pupils studying for the AQA foundation Language paper to improve their technique on the shorter writing task: L.O. To learn steps to success for the writing tasks, in the exam. To be able to use vocabulary effectively.

This sheet allows pupils to track the development of a key character throughout the pay. If you use several for the play, one for each character, pupils can make notes throughout the lesson and keep track of the progress they have made and what they have learnt.

Simple card to help year 7s record reading and writing levels to stay on track and know what track they're on.

This lesson was used to demonstrate how to add literacy, numeracy, indpendance, cooperative earning and reviews into a class in a very simple way.

Mass media Development Since 1900 lessonThis is a full lesson PP that is ready to teach, although you may wish to adapt it for you’re your own context. This lesson asks which type of mass media has been the most important development in popular entertainment since 1900?Example answer is on radio in the UK but could be removed/switched.

This is one of several lessons that I have uploaded for 6th Grade Students with a generic theme of "Place Poetry" running through them. All are ready to teach as standalone lessons. This particular lesson covers the poem The Castle.

The Crucible - Relationships. This is one of several lessons that I have uploaded on the Crucible. The lessons are PowerPoints that are ready to deliver – but you may wish to update them for your own context. This lesson has lesson objectives of: To be ab

Writing to inform This is a full lesson that is part of a humanities curriculum covering History and Geography strands, as well as Literacy. This lesson is ready to teach and can be used as part of the whole unit that I have uploaded, but each is a standalone lesson so can be taught alone. This lesson’s objectives are: To understand how to produce good informative writing & to be able to produce a newspaper article.

A slide that can be used for lots of purposes: for all lessons on spoting techniques, for diplay, for literacy across the curriculum - to pass on to ther departments as a tutorial.

Ideal for after a mock exam, this should save hours on marking!

Worksheet for the pupils to either cut up and match the image to the theme or link by pen. I give pupils the images first, before I give them the themes and try to get them to work them out.

Complete Shakespeare lesson plan with accompanying resources to introduce the assessment title for the overall controlled assessment on Romeo & Juliet by William Shakespeare. Includes the controlled assessment guidelines.

This isn't much - it&'s only a little starter to go onto any PP for writing techniques or to put literacy into a lesson.

I assess pupils every half term and print a target card that is stuck to the front of their books and colour coded.\nA blue card - porgressing above target, so target has been incresed.\nGreen on 4 levels target\namber 1 sub level away\nred - two sub levels away.\n\nThe card changes every half term as they make progress.

This is a really simple idea. In order to get year 9 ready for controlled assessment, we have created our own mirror image of the AQA planning sheet, with logo and details etc. Just remove my logo, replace with your own and you can use it too!

This lesson introduces a task for pupils in year 9 to practisse timed writing.