A complete twenty five lesson scheme on ‘Millions��� by Frank Cottrell Boyce for KS3. The scheme includes a PowerPoint that teaches the entire novel with two reading assessment points. The scheme also includes all resources and a revision quiz for the final lesson.

A full scheme of work teaching the content and comprehension of ‘A Monster Calls’ by Patrick Ness. The scheme includes a 218 slide PowerPoint presentation with detailed lessons on every chapter of the text, along with all resources, worksheets and homework sheets. There is also both a reading and writing assessment and lessons working towards these. The scheme focuses on understanding and enjoying the content of the text, analysing key language using PEE paragraphs and writing in response to key parts of the text.

A one sheet revision resource for ‘Blood Brothers,’ providing students with a timeline of the plot of the play through key quotations. Excellent for revision in the lead up to exams or as a quick refresher of the play before a revision lesson. Includes images for dual coding to help students remember key quotes and key scenes in the play.

A series of five lessons in which students complete a hunt around the classroom to compile a timeline of events leading up to the fire and what happened afterwards. Students then complete a range of engaging activities including poster making, scavenger hunts in relation to articles and debates to decide who they think was to blame for the disaster. The final two lessons are based around writing a letter to the body they feel is to blame, persuading them to make amends for their actions. A detailed PowerPoint is included for all five lessons, along with all worksheets and resources needed.

This is a scheme of work aiming to teach skills needed for the new AQA specification narrative and descriptive writing section of language paper one. There are six weeks worth of lessons over a 278 slide PowerPoint Presentation, including all resources, worksheets and homework suggestions. The schemes runs through: • Introduction to Creative and Narrative Writing • Writing in different perspectives • Using tenses • Creative effective dialogue • Descriptive Writing • Creating effective characters • Writing an opening to a story There are also many spelling, punctuation and grammar activities throughout the lessons to help improve common errors. The scheme uses contemporary texts and movies as inspiration for creative writing and is aimed at key stage 4, from year 9 upwards. It is especially designed to engage boys in creative writing but works equally well with girls.

This is a full scheme of work based on the novel 'Night' by Elie Wiesel. It includes 217 detailed PowerPoint slides of twenty one lessons. The scheme teaches the entire novel and includes reading time in class. This scheme was aimed at a top set year 7 class, but would be suitable for any key stage three class and is easily adaptable. All resources and worksheets are also included.

This is a complete scheme of work for William Shakespeare’s 'A Midsummer Night’s Dream.' It consists of 11 weeks worth of lessons (3 per week) aimed at a year 7 group, although would be appropriate for any key stage three class with differentiation. There are lessons on relevant contextual information, along with scene by scene reading and analysis lessons. There are also practice PEEZR paragraph writing lessons at appropriate points in the text and feedback lessons including model answers for each question. All resources and worksheets are attached including links to relevant videos and audiobooks.

A one sheet revision resource for ‘A Christmas Carol,’ providing students with a timeline of the plot of the novella through key quotations. Excellent for revision in the lead up to exams or as a quick refresher of the novella before a revision lesson. Includes images for dual coding to help students remember key quotes and key scenes in the novella.

A full 6 week scheme of work including a 235 slide PowerPoint presentation. This scheme aims to teach the skills needed for AQA English language paper one section A - explorations in creative reading and writing, but through detective fiction stories. Each question of the paper is explicitly gone through in detail for one week at a time. The unit was aimed at engaging boys in particular in the language exam. It it suitable for a medium ability year 9 class, but is appropriate and easily adapted for higher ability and age groups up to year 11. All resources including a language practice homework booklet are included. A scheme overview is also included.

This is a full scheme of work for Romeo and Juliet, aimed at low ability KS4 or KS3, but can easily be adapted for higher ability. The resource includes a 255 slide PowerPoint with detailed and engaging lessons covering an introduction to Shakespeare and Elizabethan context, teaching the entire play in detail, including analysis of key scenes and quotations, assessments and all worksheets. The scheme is aimed at preparing students for the new spec AQA GCSE exam. Examples of tasks include: -The trial of Friar Lawrence -Conscience corridors -Whatsapp message text translation -Shakespearean insults -Juliet's murder mystery -Diary and letter writing The scheme of work lasts for one term, covering 30 lessons.

A one sheet revision resource for ‘Macbeth,’ providing students with a timeline of the plot of the play through key quotations. Excellent for revision in the lead up to exams or as a quick refresher of the play before a revision lesson. Includes images for dual coding to help students remember key quotes and key scenes in the play.

A 20/30 minute SNAP revision session on Shakespeare’s Macbeth to prepare students for their GCSE exam. The powerpoint covers: Starter: gap fill for key contextual information, Initiate: a timeline outlining the plot through key quotations Activate: ‘Juicy’ quotations to analyse to push into the higher levels of the mark scheme Plenary: some thought provoking questions to discuss with people near to them to push their ideas and analysis further. This would be ideal as a quick revision session the day before the exam/mock exams or on the morning of. Included is also a worksheet that students can use throughout the lesson.

A 6 week scheme of work including 3 4-part lessons per week, aimed at KS3. This scheme could be suitable for all abilities with slight differentiation. Scheme includes a range of engaging activities, regular quizzes to test knowledge, practice extended response lessons with feedback and an assessment lesson. Detailed feedback sheets are also included. The scheme uses page numbers based on the Red Fox 2014 edition of the novel but is easily adaptable to other editions. All worksheets are included along with a 165 slide presentation.

Two lessons on William Blake's London from the new AQA specification poetry Power and Conflict Cluster. Lessons include analysis of the poem and engaging activities to get students thinking about imagery used in the poem. Also includes exam style practice.

Two engaging and fun lessons on War Photographer from the new specification AQA poetry Power and Conflict cluster. Lessons include analysis of the poem and a practice exam question.

A lesson teaching contextual and language analysis of the poem 'Ozymandias' by Percy Shelley in line with the AQA literature new spec.

A Complete 17 lesson scheme on the new specification AQA language paper two. Lessons gradually build up the skills needed to answer all five questions. Includes regular practice questions, a practice assessment and a final assessment, including feedback lessons and model answers. All resources and extracts are also included.

Two lessons on 'Poppies' from the new specification AQA Poetry Anthology cluster Power and Conflict. The lessons include engaging activities that lead to a full set of annotations on the poem.

Two lessons on Storm on the Island from the new AQA specification Power and Conflict cluster. Lessons include engaging activities that lead to full annotations of the poem.

Two engaging lessons on the poem Bayonet Charge from the Power and Conflict cluster of the new AQA specification poetry exam. Lessons include complete annotations of the poem and engaging activities to understand the content.