Jack the Ripper – SOW Overview This is a resource that is ready to use as a scheme of work overview for a Humanities curriculum that is taught to Year 7 pupils. It covers Geography, History and Literacy skills. I have also uploaded resources and PowerPoints by lesson to support the delivery of this – or you may create your own for your own context. This Scheme is for Jack The Ripper Lessons.

This is one of several powerpoint lessons that I have uploaded for KS4 pupils studying GCSE Media Studies at grade U - D. The lesson is ready to teach, although you will wish to adapt and differentiate for your own class. The lesons that i have uploaded can be taught together to reach an assessment outcome, but all are suitable as standalone exploratory lessons. This lesson covers the ingredients of magazine covers

This is one of several revision lessons that I created for the novel, in readiness for the AQA lit exam last summer. This one covers revsing the plot and the themes

Taken from AQA GCSE exam previous teaching, this is one of a series of lessons that I have uploaded on all of the poems from the anthology. The anthology may no longer exist in it's current form, but the poem is still valid for study and the lesson is self contained for leading analysis of the poem.

Taken from AQA GCSE exam previous teaching, this is one of a series of lessons that I have uploaded on all of the poems from the anthology. The anthology may no longer exist in it's current form, but the poem is still valid for study and the lesson is self contained for leading analysis of the poem.

This is one of many lessons and resources that I have uploaded on Russel's Blood Brothers for the AQA Lit specification. This is a full lesson that shows pupils how to tackle the question: At the beginning of the play, the Narrator introduces Mrs Johnstone as the mother so cruel. How does the play go on to create sympathy for Mrs Johnstone? Also includes a WWTBAM starter to get the lesson going.

English Lessons Selling Houses Lesson 1 This is one of 9 lessons that have all been uploaded with their resources that use the business of selling houses to analyse writing and create writing. Reading AFs and FS indicators are used. Aimed at level English FS level 1 and 2

This is a lesson starter to get pupils to read the front covers of books.

These are a full set of lessons and resources that I have used to teach Miller's A View From A bridge. All resources are uploaded with the same titel for ease of searching and have been saved under the play name.

This is basically a couple of pp slides with a link to an interactive tour of the Globe theatre. Great for contextualising Shakespeare.

After making notes on adverts, this will help pupils to learn how to write about them.

I have uploaded 20 lessons in this series in total - each with it's own resources where relevant. Each lesson Powerpoint can be taught as a standalone lesson, or used within the series. These are brand new lessons and they structure the reading of the novel, whilst analysing it. Designed for AQA Literacy specification. This lesson covers how to analyse the novel so far and how to write PEA chains.

This is one of many lessons that I have uploaded on the theme of Crime and Punishment for the GCSE course. All of the lessons can be taught together, but each covers a topic so can also be picked up separately. For ease of locating, the title stem is the same: ' Crime & Punishment - '. This is a full powerpoint lesson, ready to teach but you will want to adapt it / update it for your own context and any resources are also uploaded with it. This lesson covers the prison reform act and the 1823 gaol act.

This is one of many lessons that I have uploaded on The Slave Trade for Key Stage 3 pupils in year 8. All of the lessons can be taught together, but each covers a topic so can also be picked up separately. For ease of locating, the title stem is the same: ' Slave Trade'. This is a full powerpoint lesson, ready to teach, but you will want to adapt it / update it for your own context and any resources are also uploaded with it. This lesson covers the underground railroad

This is a scheme of work that I have revisited and updated for 2012, to include all APP frameworks, persuasive techniques and analysis of the Death Penalty. The scheme looks at murderers and results in a question about whether or not we should bring back the death penalty. Pupils end by writing a discursive essay, as if they are under controlled assessment conditions, as I am trying to prepare year 9 for their GCSE years. If you want every lesson, type in '2012 Death Penalty Lesson Miss R' and they should come up in a list. This one introduces the unit.

This is a kinaesthetic lesson for upgrading work - model how to do it, then pupils have a go with their own 1st drafts.

Lesson Powerpoint on love triangles in Twelfth Night is a total entity and it has been uploaded with all of its resources for that lesson beside it. All lessons have been saved with the same title to make it easier to search for them. Twelfth Night SOW KS3 Full Lesson Powerpoint This is one lesson of 9 that I have uploaded in order and they go together to form a scheme of work.

L/O: To investigate how and why first impressions count in a play. To use the skills of inference and deduction to inform reading.

can be used as a springboard for someone else?

a very simple and basic quiz that reveals adverts and pupils have to guess which advert it is - great for use in a Media Studies unit.