4 A4 sides: this gives the summary of the book and a list of characters. I have also added comprehension questions for each chapter and a side of other activities and challenges. Made for a top year 7 group.

This lesson focuses on analysing the poem. This is to suit my year 8 groups. I have added differentiated worksheets. PEEL template and questions

I have put this together to help support my year 11 students - so they remember what happening in each chapter, who the characters are. I have also added the Assessment Objectives and used questioning to help them understand how to reach each AO. questions added for them to test their knowledge.

Based on the English Language question 5 from paper one. I have used these for homework tasks

The mat includes the key details of the play that the students need to know. I have laminated mine so that students can always access it. it is a good way to encourage students to work independently. It covers themes, structure, symbols and context.

A mat that include a number of different synonyms to help students vary their vocabulary. it also include writing challenges. Excellent resource to have on each desk so that students can work independently.

The Detective Writing lessons helps students to understand what inference is and how this will help them to give a clearer explanation. The students become detectives to help solve crimes.

This lesson is based around Roald Dahl’s Lamb to the Slaughter - it allows students to study a crime scene, put a report together, study the coroners report. Role play activity included.

Reading through statements to help solve the crime.

The mat includes all the necessities for your students to gain a good understanding of the play, including the assessment objectives and what they have to do to reach them. characters, themes, structure and symbols included. it is A4 x 2

Going through the steps to what makes a good detective story

A flow chart to help students to create their own detective

Studying Sherlock Holmes

Exploring the character Miss Marple

Bringing your detective to life

To read through the extract and answer the questions

based on the creative writing task for the GCSE paper

Learning about Sir Arthur Conan Doyle - then studying an extract from a Study in Scarlet

This resource helps students to understand the key characters and themes on one side and challenges them on the other side. I have laminated mine and placed this on each students table so that they could keep using the mat to refer back to.

An introduction to Carol Anne Duffy’s poem. I have attached all the worksheets needed for this lesson - it could possibly cover 2 lessons depending on your students capability.