A series of comprehensive lesson worksheets on poetry analysis (Form, Structure and Language) and comparing two poems. Poems used are: Extract from, The Prelude and Storm on the Island. (Based on AQA, Power and Conflict Anthology.) The lesson worksheets provide detailed analysis activities on the Form, Structure and Language of each poem, before looking at comparison techniques and planning a response. There are a choice of exam style questions for students to select from before planning and writing their own GCSE style comparison response.

A Complete SOW, ready to teach, including all learning aims, and detailed resources. Targeted at low-ability year 7 students, each engaging and creative lesson provides carefully structured stepping stones to guide weaker learners through story-writing. The scheme of work follows a structured path, drawing on pupils’ own experiences, extracts from popular children’s novels, targeted activites and active learning to draw out the best in every child’s creativity. All of the activites lead students to creating, presenting and evaluating their own stories by the end of the scheme. There are also ideas for homework and independent learning activities which would complement the SOW.

26 Lesson Activities to fully prepare KS3 students for GCSE Exam skills. Each lesson is linked to the GCSE Assessment Objectives for Reading and Writing, Language Paper 1. Activities explore a range of popular texts, including extracts from GCSE Literature texts like Jekyll and Hyde or A Christmas Carol. Can be used as a complete Scheme of Work, or broken up into stand-alone skills-based activities to supplement wider learning.

Comprehensive Lesson worksheets to cover all 15 poems of the AQA GCSE, Power and Conflict anthology. For each poem there are: Learning Objectives Outlined Detailed and varied analysis lessons Creative lessons that explore the poem through a range of different angles (e.g. creative writing, drama, research etc.) Example exam questions for students to attempt. Ideal for use as fully-planned ready-to-go lessons or independent homework/revision tasks.