Standalone lesson to introduce Shakespeare analysis or good first KS4 Macbeth lesson with printable PPT slides and follow-up group writing task of analytical paragraphs. Printable slides to create instant worksheets Good intro. for KS3 (Year 8/9) to Shakespeare analysis Useful for KS4 Macbeth as GCSE text

A great way to teach structure to KS3 Year 9s or KS4 students by doubling up A Christmas Carol and Language Paper 1 Question 3 includes: PPT with prompts for how to analyse structure Printable Source (Opening 9 paragraphs of ACC) Printable Worksheet with structure prompts for each paragraph

2 FREE ready-made Language Paper 1 Q5s - printable or visual aid. A wider range of Questions, writing and planning prompts model answers and highlighting tasks are available here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/writing-to-describe-narrate-lp1-q5-aqa-12336670

A great visual aid / printable resource with images, planning prompts, model answers, highlighting tasks and tips for hitting the AQA mark scheme: Big range of ready-made **Question 5s ** for describing and/or narrating Planning techniques and prompts Printable writing crib sheet for varying writing and hitting the markscheme Model answers + highlighting and peer-review tasks

A colourful visual aid to have on the screen when reading A Christmas Carol as a class, but also doubles up as a revision booklet of key quotes and some analysis for every Stave. Colourful visual aid of key quotes page numbers for Penguin version to help students Can be printed off as a revision booklet Includes some analysis and cross-chapter links for students to prompt discussion

An easy to follow PPT with a range of introductory poetry tasks ideal for Year 7s and** Year 8s.** Contains: printable worksheet slides with embedded support and extension tasks useful tables for device-spotting differentiation Contextualises poetic terms with accessible poem examples (‘The Thought Fox’, ‘The Sea Dog’, etc.) End of Unit Assessment Tasks Visually appealing

A prompt sheet for AQA Unseen Poetry Qs to help KS4 students get going on this GCSE English Literature task. Can be printed off and laminated or just projected on a board/screen for the whole class. Built around AQA Eng. Lit. mark scheme: Meaning Structure/Form Language

A detailed PPT containing all the Rossetti poems for OCR A-Level English Literature including ‘Goblin Market’, as well as context on the Pre-Raphelites and exam questions with AO prompts and scaffolding. Pre-Raphelite paintings linked to Rossetti Links to podcasts and online research, YouTube videos embedded Exam questions with scaffolding Recently updated with new materials (Sept. 17th 2020) - please download again if you’ve just purchased this.

Edited version of MLK’s ‘I have a dream’ with key rhetorical devices in it. Can be used independently or in conjunction with KS3 Rhetoric and Speeches PPT, and also includes answer sheet with persuasive devices/rhetorical techniques highlighted.

A good introduction resource to Ian McEwan’s novel, Satuday, including AO3 context on Feb 15th 2003 March, author interviews and Post-9/11 Literature research task. Used for OCR A-LEvel English Literature Non-Examined Assessment Links and YouTube videos embedded Includes essay questions and AO prompts

Differentiated reading task with a model answer of a vivid leaf description using literary devices. Can be used for a standalone Creative Writing lesson: vivid descriptions of an autumn leaf . Two texts - one simpler for lower ability.

A differentiated worksheet for two Winston Churchill speeches for lower-ability learners: ‘We shall fight them on the beaches’ ‘Blood, toil, tears and sweat’

A ready-made Scheme of Work in PPT form on **Rhetoric and Speeches ** which is easy-to-adapt, and which contains embedded YouTube videos and homework tasks, and a differentiated writing frame. Perfect for KS3, can be adapted to KS4 Language Paper 2 Question 5 speeches or the Spoken Language Endorsement. All links embedded to speeches Clear and visually appealing for students A range of speeches including Martin Luther King, Emma Gonzales, and Winston Churchill

A very useful higher-level DAFOREST template and 3 model example slides suitable for KS3/KS4 English Writing to Argue/Writing to Persuade tasks. The model examples are for: Home-schooling (perfect for Skellig with KS3) Death penalty (good for Year 9) LP2 Q5 June 2017 question (KS4) Files: pdf and a PPT which can be adapted.