I provide high quality, tried and tested materials, developed over 17 years of teaching KS3-5. There is material to support G3/4 students as well as material to push for G8 and G9s.
I provide high quality, tried and tested materials, developed over 17 years of teaching KS3-5. There is material to support G3/4 students as well as material to push for G8 and G9s.
This unit contains everything you need to teach Owen Sheer’s Pink Mist at IB level. It includes 22 lessons and worksheets to help guide the students through the text, investigating Sheer’s use of Bristol as a setting, context, dramatic techniques and the use of several narrative viewpoints. It also includes non fiction work on the British Army Recruitment Campaign “This is Confidence”, which serves well as a comparative body of work for their Individual Oral. The page numbers refer to the Faber and Faber Edition.
Lesson 1: Introduction to the IB
Lesson 2: Pink Mist Research
Lesson 3: Army Recruitment Adverts
Lesson 4: Mametz Wood
Lesson 5: After Before
Lesson 6: After Before Revision
Lesson 7: Had’s Story
Lesson 8: Remains
Lesson 9: Taff’s Story
Lesson 10: Pink Mist Analysis
Lesson 11: Arthur’s Story
Lesson 12: Home to Roost
Lesson 13: Chapter Presentations
Lesson 14: Review
Lesson 15: Banksy
Lesson 16: Past Paper and Exemplar
Lesson 17: Ronn Cobb Cartoons
Lesson 18: Army Poster
Lesson 19: Adverts Presentation
Lesson 20: This is Confidence
Lesson 21: Violence Article
Lesson 22: Cartoon and UN Leaflet
This unit contains everything you need to teach ‘Remains’ at Key Stage 5, and will save you hours of preparation time! It includes 26 lessons and is fully resourced with lesson PowerPoints, contextual information, essays, quizzes and opportunities for extract analysis. The page numbers refer to the Faber and Faber edition. This unit of work has been designed for the IB but is adaptable to fit other exam board specifications.
Lesson 1: Introduction to ‘Remains’
Lesson 2: Context
Lesson 3: Plot Review
Lesson 4: The Prologue
Lesson 5: Great Houses Research
Lesson 6: Introduction to Mr Stevens
Lesson 7: Stevens’ journey
Lesson 8: Englishness
Lesson 9:Essay planning
Lesson 10: Stevens and his father
Lesson 11: Miss Kenton’s letter
Lesson 12: Stevens’ father
Lesson 13: The Conference
Lesson 14: Mortimer’s Pond
Lesson 15:Guilt and Delusion
Lesson 16: Denials and Excuses
Lesson 17: Mis Kenton and Mr Stevens
Lesson 18: Comparing Key Scenes
Lesson 19: Democracy and Autocracy
Lesson 20: Stevens confronts reality
Lesson 21: Appearance and Reality
Lesson 22: Mrs Benn
Lesson 23: The End
Lesson 24: Stevens’ memories
Lesson 25: End of Unit Quiz
Lesson 26: Interview with Ishiguro