Double lesson prepared for ‘Who’s for the game.’ Can be used with differing abilities. Useful for unseen poem work.

Revision guide for Act One of An Inspector Calls. Covers context/key quotes and zoom in analysis of words. Capitalism/Socialism added

Work for introducing students to life as a Victorian Gentleman and contrasting that with the opening of Jekyll and Hyde. Ideal first lesson for a scheme

A three lesson powerpoint that builds in skills for unseen poetry. Focusing on Maya Angelou’s Still I rise

Mini-SOW based on Roald Dahl’s the Landlady. Based on three double lessons - can easily be adapted to take place over singles. Comes with a copy of the story and instructions for the lessons.

A Scheme of work designed for teaching KS3 about Romeo and Juliet or for lower set KS4. Goes up to the balcony scene with seven double lessons worth of work and an assessment to perform. Students focus on meter/techniques and preparing for their GCSE exam.

Writing to describe for Language Paper 1. Includes assessment task, example answers, mark scheme and four lessons of prep work. Enjoy

A lesson for KS3 students looking at using quotation rules correctly and identifying quotes from a text. Uses video to keep students engaged.

A complete ready to go lesson that focuses on the poem Exposure

Lesson created for KS3 students looking at Island Man. Ready to go and can take place over two hours.

An Inspector Calls Scheme for Act One. Scheme looks at context/developing knowledge of characters and a focus on stage directions early on. Ready for all groups with minimal printing. Planned for four double lessons, could easily be adapted in up to eight single lessons worth of work. Also included is a revision guide for the Act.

A lesson that looks at Jekyll and Hyde Chapter Five. Focusing on the gothic aspects of the text.