Writing a newspaper report on the Loch Ness Monster lesson.

A lesson introducing the idea of blackout poetry to students, and guiding them through how to make their own.

A complete lesson and extract looking at the writers use of language to describe Dracula. Ideal lesson for a unit on Gothic Literature and and Vampires/Monsters.

A whole lesson focusing on how the writer uses language to describe Edward Cullen in the first Twilight book. Differentiated worksheet with key quotes to identify language techniques used, analyse how they are used to portray Edward and discuss how they relate to typical features of vampires.

An introductory lesson the theme of power and conflict poetry focusing on WW1.

A Lesson on using language and structure in creative writing. Useful as a preparation lesson for Language paper 1 Q5 for lower age groups.

A detailed creative writing booklet with 20 pages of activities aimed at improving creative writing. Tasks and activities on the following areas: • Abstract Nouns • Imperatives • Emotive Language • -ing openers • P.I.R.A.T.E. Persuasive Writing • Roots, prefixes & suffixes • S.T.A.M.P Language techniques • Pathetic Fallacy • Sentence Structures • A range of 200 word challenges to put these skills into practice Can be used as bit by bit as lesson starters or in larger chunks for whole lessons. Ideal for independent study or guided learning depending on the class and its students/teacher.

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