This is a unit of work consisting of 8 formal lessons but with the potential to elongate to 10 or more lessons. There is a complete powerpoint of lessons along with a student work booklet to simply print out for the unit. A pdf of an authorised translation of the story into English is also included. These lessons teach about French Literature, particularly the work of the famous author Guy de Maupassant and focus on one of his short stories “The Necklace” or La Parure in French. These lessons are in English and give a great introduction to french literature **suitable for KS3 or KS4 classes. ** The powerpoint can also be used as a template for teaching any short novel, you would just have to change the story details on the slides. Ideally this is used as a stand-alone unit of work to** teach the core principals of studying literature** and has lessons on: Learning about literary techniques authors use Mastering the paragraph (how to write an excellent paragraph) Analysis of themes and imagery in literary works There are many fun and interactive activities such as: Hot seating Scrabble challenges Creating a story cube to hang in the classroom at the end of unit Creative writing activities

Full lessons and resources for enquiry question 3 The Water Cycle, following the Edexcel syllabus. Includes: Case study pdf information sheets and links to videos matching case studies. Particularly good videos for conflict on the River Nile. Exemplar exam questions to discuss and improve. Higher order thinking tasks and resources. Specification links throughout.

Full lessons and resources for all of Enquiry Question 2

Complete set of lessons and resources for the Edexcel Geography A Level Water Cycle syllabus. Includes: Low Stake Quiz questions and answers - excellent for ongoing revision and testing Homework resources Student resources Water Cycle syllabus Detailed presentation and explanations on powerpoint

This 2 page document has 2 stimuli for students to interpret in an interview setting; a cartographic source and a graphical source. Questions for the interviewer are provided. Good practice for a stretch and challenge/Oxbridge preparation session.

A fun lesson introducing Egyptian culture and why the Egyptian empire was so important. Features an introduction to hieroglyphs with an anagram activity and word search activity. Bonus resource of a UK linguistic olympiad challenge on hieroglyphs. Answers included.

Climate change workshop pack intended to stimulate discussion, rather than following a textbook, with group activities such as: Mentimeter poll ‘taking the temperature’ using interactive technology Group discussions with resources Higher order thinking with ranking along a spectrum activity These slides and resources can be used for 2-3 hour special session on climate change or can be used in lessons (see separate resource in my folder for a tailored series of 3 lessons). Students complete an icebreaker activity, then are taught or are able to revise natural causes of climate change, leading to discussion and videos on anthropogenic causes, then an activity on mitigation and adaption strategies.