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Simon Armitage - Those Bastards in their Mansions
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Simon Armitage - Those Bastards in their Mansions

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Two lessons on a popular Simon Armitage poem. Explore the poem with creative writing (KS3) Lesson 1: Starter: play youtube clip of London Riots Development: read poem and explore language and Armitage comments Plenary: link poetry to imagery Lesson 2: Starter: play youtube clip of Prometheus Development: read poem and answer questions. Then complete creative writing task Plenary: two stars and a wish on creative writing
Havisham by Carol Ann Duffy
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Havisham by Carol Ann Duffy

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Analysis of the poem and comparison to 'Stealing&' and &';Untitled' (KS3/KS4) Starter: images Development: images/annotation/venn diagram Plenary: two stars and a wish
Darkwood Manor: Creative Writing
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Darkwood Manor: Creative Writing

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Descriptive writing lesson - focused on creating a setting and atmosphere (KS3) Starter: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=od_XDxlOlUw play video clip and analyse how atmosphere is created. Development: Discuss haunted houses and mind map ideas. Discuss levelled examples - create success criteria. Then explain plan and worksheet. Plenary: Pupils to share opening paragraph
Heroes: Larry LaSalle
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Heroes: Larry LaSalle

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A PowerPoint to explore one of the key characters in 'Heroes&'. Quotations and ideas included for discussion in preparation for an essay question.
Optical Illusions
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Optical Illusions

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A collection of optical illusions I use to encourage pupils to develop their own personal response to literature and make them aware of layers of meanings
Exploring the Theme of Power in Poetry
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Exploring the Theme of Power in Poetry

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Exploring the Theme of Power in Poetry: Hawk Roosting, Ozymandias and Human Interest. Intended to link with Macbeth for the controlled assessment but could be studied separately or with another text (KS3/KS4)