Original and modern translation of The Great Gatsby, side by side, to support with challenging meaning and vocabulary. Accompanying Video: No spoilers. Exploring Nick Carraway’s character and how F. Scott Fitzgerald uses him to set the moral tone, foreshadow events, introduce Jay Gatsby and hook the reader. Also links to some of the main themes in The Great Gatsby. Video link: https://youtu.be/i3JJWJQF_zM?si=RxlrssNPQbwmiHfl YouTube Channel: Quick Fox English

An article titled: Fun in Fear: Our Fascination With Horror. Ideal for I/GCSE, particularly EAL candidates because the accompanying video can be subtitled in their native language to aid understanding. Can be used to develop vocabulary range or as a model on how to write an article. Approximately 350 words in length so is an excellent resource for Cambridge 0500, First Language, Paper 1.

Handout includes words and phrases in bold - students write down definitions and meanings. After, they self check against the video which explains the words and phrases. Great practice for IGCSE comprehension questions / to challenge HA KS3 students. No planning required. Flipped learning.

Handout includes words and phrases in bold - students write down definitions and meanings. After, they self check against the video which explains the words and phrases. Great practice for IGCSE comprehension questions / to challenge HA KS3 students. No planning required. Flipped learning.