The Monkey's Paw - Full lesson PP Lesson This is one lesson of 8 separate Powerpoints that compile a Key Stage 3 scheme of work that leads to an assessment that can be leveled on The Monkey's Paw. All of the lessons have been uploaded separately under the same title as above.

This lesson is a ready to teach powerpoint - you may wish to make slight adaptations to it for your own context - designed to introduce the genre of gothic Lit.

This is a full lesson on signs and signifiers, as well as denotation and connotation. Lesson PP to structure tasks.

Some posters that are designed for classroom display.

Germany GCSE History – Exam Technique This is one of many lessons that I have uploaded on the history of Germany for GCSE pupils. 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: 'Germany GCSE History -'. This is a full PowerPoint lesson, ready to teach, and any relevant resources are also uploaded with it. This lesson’s LO: To gain understanding about how to answer exam questions

This is one of several powerpoint lessons that I have uploaded for key Stage 3 pupils. The lessons are skills based and all cover war texts - from a variety of different wars. The lessons are contextualised in terms of the war period that the text originates from. The lesson is ready to teach, although you will wish to adapt and differentiate. The other lessons can be used alongside it,, but all are suitable as standalone lessons. This lesson covers the above named poem for pupils to analyse.

A little literacy starter for any lesson on vocabulary - uses recording of george's Marvellous Medicine

This is a full lesson powerpoint that is ready to teach on youth dialect and how language has changed

Every now and then, I teach a little RE as I work in a Catholic school. This is a lesson that explores the societies different views of marriage and gets pupils to consider the Catholic view and whether or not it is still possible to uphold in this day and age.

This lesson is about whether or not the bible is the most important thing to a Christian. It uses the Thinking Hats concept to break dow the learning into chunks.

This is one of a full unit of lessons that I have uploaded with their resources. You can teach the lessons by themselves and without the others, or feel free to use them all. If you type 'spoken language study Miss R' into a resources search at the top of the screen, they will all come up in a list. This one is a lesson that covers how to transcribe.

Interactive Powerpoint quiz to revise and test students' knowledge of the characters in Much Ado About Nothing by William Shakespeare. Perfect for visual learners, and easy to differentiate for Gifted & Talented students or SEN.

This is one of several resources that I have uploaded for the teaching of Pre1914 poetry. This is taught to develop pupils comparing skills and would be relevant to the AQA new specification for language and poetry. This particular resource is a starter. Cut up the strips with the definition of one on and the title of another, pupils then have to find their definition to form a line across the classroom.

This is a full lesson PP that is part of a humanities curriculum covering History and Geography strands. This lesson is ready to teach and can be used as part of the medieval unit that i have uploaded but each is a standalone lesson so can be taught alone. This lesson asks what happened in 1066?

This is one of many 'Of Mce and Men' resources that I have collected over the years of teaching the novel. I've taught it for various exam boards and in schools in various parts of the country and all will be of some use. You may wish to adopt the Powerpoint lessosn to what your teaching 'slant' / topic is, but I hope they will be of use. For ease of finding, all are listed under the novel title.

Amazing People – Who Killed Caesar? This is a full lesson PowerPoint that is ready to teach (with resources if applicable) – although you will wish to adapt it for your own context – it’s part of a Humanities curriculum that is taught to Year 7 pupils, so covers Geography, History and Literacy skills. There are a series of lessons that I have uploaded. They can be taught as a group, or as a standalone as each is an entire complete lesson. The L/Os for this lesson are: LO: to gain information from primary sources about Julius Caesar’s murder and EXPLAIN why he was murdered using key words

This is a Cross Curricular Quiz - Ideal for form time with a focus on one country. Covers questions for every subject.

This is part of a full scheme of work - all powerpoints and resources have been uploaded. Powerpoints are all separate uploads, saved by lesson numbers 1,2,3 etc. There are 9 lessons in total. Also uploaded as part of this section are resources. All lessons are saved under 'Nobody Has a Private Life'. This scheme is quite old, and will need some adapting as it was written in my PGCE year. However, it's a good starting point and pupils have very much enjoyed it over the years. Also has strong citizenship links!

Germany GCSE History – Nazi Timeline This is one of many lessons that I have uploaded on the history of Germany for GCSE pupils. 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: 'Germany GCSE History -'. This is a full PowerPoint lesson, ready to teach, and any relevant resources are also uploaded with it. This lesson’s LO: To create a timeline of the early development of the Nazi Party 1920-23

This is one of 11 lessons that combine to make a full scheme of work. The lessons are designed for teaching when the pupils first join secondary school and they are based on their early experiences of school. I have uploaded all lessons with the same title above and each has a PP (if I made it) and the resources with it. In the odd case, it will just be a lesson plan. Lesson 1 has a scheme overview attached for all lessons. You will want to adapt for your own school.