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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.

A worksheet with tasks and an explanation on Abstract Nouns.

A worksheet introducing Roots, Prefixes and Suffixes.

A worksheet looking at simple, complex and compound sentence structures.

A worksheet introducing imperatives.

A worksheet introducing STAMP Creative writing. Explanationa and tasks. S - Simile T - Triple A - Alliteration M - Metaphor P - Personification

A lesson and tasks looking at the effects of plastic on the ocean and what we can do about it.

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.

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 lesson looking at the context to the novel ‘The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas’. A look at what concentration camps are and what happened at them, Auschwitz in particular.

A worksheet looking at Emotive Language: what it is and can I identify and explain it?

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

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 comprehensive power point presentation introducing students to the RO51: Contemporary Issues in Sport section of the SPorts Studies Cambridge National course.

A lesson practicing Question 4 of Language paper 1 using an extract from Maze Runner

A lesson using spoken rehearsal to craft an excellent sentence. Dystopian themed.

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).