x5 PPTs and resources for literacy lessons. Each lesson includes: x10 spellings Word of the day for explicit vocabulary teaching Free Writing (with prompt) NAPLAN/ Creative Writing Reading Comprehension using reading strategies

Fifth in the series of explicit vocabulary teaching for KS4. Using an adaptation of the frayer model which has been proven to work for my KS4 classes regardless of ability. Included: etymology usage over time definition word class used in a sentence - linked to either An Inspector Calls, A Christmas Carol or Macbeth synonyms and antonyms Dual coding image

Workbook to support the viewing and studying of Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle (2017) For SWAT code analysis. 1 page for Symbolic Codes. 1 page for Written Codes. 1 page for Audio Codes. 1 page for Technical Codes. Final page to note details on characterisation.

10 Key quotations from the play Romeo and Juliet worksheets ready for annotations. Image to support recall & prompts for quotation explosions.

Language techniques revision / teaching resource. From basics such as similes to tricky such as syntactic parallelism. Useful sheet to provide students or base teaching ideas on.

x5 worksheets included! Each worksheet has a different non-fiction text and includes: whole class read tricky vocabulary definitions (space for students to complete) Summary space 5W’s (who, what, where, when, why) & reading comprehension questions

Second in the series of explicit vocabulary teaching for KS4. Using an adaptation of the frayer model which has been proven to work for my KS4 classes regardless of ability. Included: etymology usage over time definition word class used in a sentence - linked to either An Inspector Calls, A Christmas Carol or Macbeth synonyms and antonyms Dual coding image

Third in the series of explicit vocabulary teaching for KS4. Using an adaptation of the frayer model which has been proven to work for my KS4 classes regardless of ability. Included: etymology usage over time definition word class used in a sentence - linked to either An Inspector Calls, A Christmas Carol or Macbeth synonyms and antonyms Dual coding image

First in the series of explicit vocabulary teaching for KS4. Using an adaptation of the frayer model which has been proven to work for my KS4 classes regardless of ability. Included: etymology usage over time definition word class used in a sentence - linked to either An Inspector Calls, A Christmas Carol or Macbeth synonyms and antonyms Dual coding image

Fourth in the series of explicit vocabulary teaching for KS4. Using an adaptation of the frayer model which has been proven to work for my KS4 classes regardless of ability. Included: etymology usage over time definition word class used in a sentence - linked to either An Inspector Calls, A Christmas Carol or Macbeth synonyms and antonyms Dual coding image

x5 worksheets! All Non-Fiction extracts Each worksheet has same format for: Whole class read aloud of text Space for definitions of any tricky vocabulary in text Summary section 5W’s (who, what, where, why, when) and comprehension questions

Free writing prompt & vocabulary support. Encourage students to write freely using the image as a prompt and vocabulary if needed.

Five Reading Comprehension worksheets from fiction and non-fiction sources. Including: 5W Comprehension questions 3 key point summary 2 new vocabulary terms 1 bigger thinking idea

Perfect for novel study in class or independent study of the novel Heroes by Robert Cormier. Includes some contextual information to students to summarise. Each chapter has 5Ws questions (who, what, where, when & why), Key vocabulary box & key quotations. Varied tasks for comprehension of each chapter.

Explore the character of ‘Jimmy Baxter/Branthwaite’ from the novel ‘Being Jimmy Baxter’. Sequenced lesson exploring the character - exploring a key quotation and creating an analytical paragraph. Character study with prompts Quotation exploration with prompts TEEEL paragraph writing frame

Explore key themes presented in the novel ‘Being Jimmy Baxter’ New vocabulary - ‘themes’ using the frayer model. Whole class Think/Pair/Share “What themes are present in the novel?” Group work activities: Vehn diagram ‘bullying & friendship’ Role on the wall ‘belonging & identity’ Timeline for ‘growing up & maturity’ Importance of food in the novel.