Very low ability resource looking at adjectives. Science Fiction and Fantasy Lesson 5

Low ability description exercise. Students use a card sort or write the relevant body parts and describing word in to the grid. Alien Adjectives Work Sheet

Learn to be able to write an alternative ending to the film.

Worksheet using a ready constructed table to describe the character of each of The Simpson family

To understand the features of an informative text.

Learning Objectives: To begin to use a wider range of descriptive words when describing aliens. Science Fiction and Fantasy Lesson 2

Science Fiction and Fantasy Lesson 3 -Learning Objectives: To explore a science-fiction setting through Wall-E

Science Fiction and Fantasy Lesson 11 - a lesson plan looking at language and writing skills through science fiction and fantasy

Science Fiction and Fantasy Lesson 14 - Learning Objectives (Know, Understand, Be able to …) To understand how to structure our Science Fiction stories.

Learn to be able to write persuasively using the Simpsons chapter 5.

Sherlock Holmes PEA / PEE FIFA Analysis - F.I.F.A. Students analyse a description of Sherlock Holmes using PEA. The analysis is then divided in to F - feelings, I - intention, FA - find an alternative interpretation.

Prereading Of Mice and Men Lesson

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Engaging audience through language - close textual analysis.

Persuasive Writing introduction

Know how make contributions to a group discussion Participate in offering different suggestions to a group to explore all angles of conversation.

Students are to gain an understanding of the play by acting out scenes from the book. Students will learn about dramatic techniques used in drama. (LO 4.1, 4.2b, 5.3, 5.3b. SLAF5) Students are to prepare for a creative writing piece. This lesson allows students to revisit skills needed for creative writing and to share ideas with peers. Opens up opprotunities for peer assessment. Students will learn to write descriptively and how to write for a specific task or purpose. (LO5.3b, WAF1 and 2)

This printable card-sort game matching Caliban and Prospero's dialogue to possible props they might use on stage in a performance of The Tempest by William Shakespeare.

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