Whole lesson on Act 2, Scene 1. Written for GCSE AQA but suitable for any exam board. Can also be used as stretch and challenge for KS3 groups. Mixed media tasks.

Full lesson on Romeo and Juliet Act 1, Scene 5. Planned for GCSE AQA but appropriate for any exam board and could be used for stretch and challenge KS3. Variety of multimedia tasks.

Full multimedia lesson on Romeo and Juliet, focusing on theme, character and plot. This has been designed with the AQA English GCSE paper in mind but can be used for any exam board and would be appropriate for ‘aiming higher’ KS3 classes.

Full lesson on Romeo and Juliet Act 1, Scene 3. Created for GCSE AQA students, however NON EXAM BOARD SPECIFIC. Can be suitable for all abilities. GREAT FOR DISTANCE LEARNING! Mixed media and a variety of activities.

2 Full lessons on Romeo and Juliet Act1, Scene2 Character and plot focused. Suitable for any GCSE exam board. AQA, OCR, EDEXCEL… Also suitable for Higher ability KS3. Includes multimedia activities, comprehension and worksheet.

Full 2 lessons worth of content on Act 1, Scene 1 of Romeo and Juliet. Focus on Character, Theme and Plot. Includes: Question worksheets, Timeline tasks, Videos embedded! High level vocabulary. NON EXAM BOARD SPECIFIC

FULL LESSON on AQA Language Paper 1, Q3. Tasks on narrative structure, getting students consider structures they have seen in literature and film and applying this to their understanding of what a structure question asks them to identify.

7 Free poetry worksheets for developing unseen poetry analysis skills. These poems are all part of the Youth and Age poetry anthology from OCR.

FULL LESSON on William Blake’s London AQA Power and Conflict poetry anthology. Student’s annotate their poems via stanza by stanza colour coded questioning. Student’s consolidate their understanding of the poem via questions linking back to their colour coded annotations.

Full lesson on the context and key terminology in William Blake’s London from the AQA Power and Conflict anthology. Can also be used as an unseen poetry skills lesson. Or a lesson on William Blake. Activities include questions and answers, retrieval and imaginative writing.

Fully annotated poem, analysis framework and scaffolding for students own annotation. Using I.S.L.E.P.T acronym to encourage students to look at Imagery, structure, language, effect, poet’s intentions/context and themes. Eye catching and engaging. Suitable for power and conflict AQA or as an unseen poetry analysis for any other exam board.

1-2 lessons introducing students to ‘Power and Conflict Poetry’ Created for AQA exam board but could easily be adapted for other exam boards with power and conflict sections to their anthologies. Tasks focusing on themes, creative writing and analysis skills.

Full introductory lesson on Ozymandias as part of the AQA GCSE POWER and CONFLICT anthology. Lesson includes context on both the poem and poet, worksheet and activities that focus on themes and contextual links. Can be used as an introduction to the poem or as revision.

Full KS3 Hunger Games scheme of work. Creative Writing Structural and Language Analysis Inference Skills Comparison Evaluation Non exam board specific.

Lesson on Diversity looking at Respect and Acceptance. Suitable for Yr 8 - 11. Students look at the 9 protected characteristics and use creative skills to consider ways to promote respect and acceptance for all.

KS3 Narrative vs Descriptive writing. Differentiated lesson that encourages students to think about perspective when writing descriptively. NON exam board specific. Image stimulus ‘Dia De Los Muertos’

This lesson can be completed by students whilst at home, either as part of distance learning or homework tasks. Students focus on the identification and analysis of language techniques. Suitable for 14+

Lesson pack that students can complete at home during distance learning, as homework or as a summer activity between year groups. Suitable for Year 6, 7 and 8. Students use analysis and creative skills whilst looking at the superhero genre.