Travel Writing Key Words Word Search

A worksheet with tasks and an explanation on Abstract Nouns.

A creating writing lesson focused on using ambitious vocab to write the opening to a story. Lesson uses gothic/dystopian themed stimulus (included) and the opening to George Orwell’s 1984 (not included).

A worksheet covering Chapter 7 of Jekyll and Hyde with questions for students to answer inter weaved in the text.

A worksheet covering Chapter 3 of Jekyll and Hyde with questions for students to answer inter weaved in the text.

A lesson on the symbolism of the conch for studying LOTF. Useful for the end of chapter 2.

A word search of poetry key terms

A ppt based lesson on Child Labour in Pakistan. Used as an intro lesson to a Novel study of Iqbal

A powerpoint based lesson looking at the Haka as part of a unit on Travel Writing. Main task is a piece of creative writing describing the Haka using the five senses.

A ppt based lesson focusing on the use of imagery to describe something such as love. Great lesson for poetry or something like Romeo and Juliet to add context.

A full lesson looking at describing love through imagery rather than words. Lesson aims at getting students to think outside the box and use more imagery rather than the standard flat words etc that you get when looking at the theme of love.

A lesson exploring the features of gangs and why people join them as a context lesson to Romeo and Juliet and the Capulets and the Montagues using the lyrics to 'Gangsters Paradise.'

A worksheet for students to use, either with books or the internet, to research a range of Gothic Literature.

A lesson analysing the use of speech in Nevil Longbottoms speech during the final battle of Hogwarts.

A complete lesson, with worksheet, looking at persuasive writing techniques and how to use them in writing.

Four lessons on different types of speeches for the topic 'Famous Speeches'. Each lesson includes a worksheet of the speech and a powerpoint about the context, a link to the speech and a task. Speeches are as follows: 1. Neville Longbottom from the Final Battle of Hogwarts 2. Kid President's Pep Talk 3. Emma Watson 'He for She' UN Speech 4. Barack Obama The is also a persuasive speech techniques word search

A lesson on using adjectives and synonyms in creative writing with a dystopian theme.

A powerpoint based lesson focusing on describing vampires using effective language such as adjectives, similes etc. A great lesson for an introduction to vampires and the theme of Gothic Literature.