A PowerPoint that explores the title of the novella and helps pupils to develop a GCSE essay plan (KS4)

An A* example for each GCSE writing style (besides leaflets - I used a professional example here). Useful for annotation and revision.

A simple creative writing task that allows pupils to analyse writing skills and then create their own story based on the title 'The Accident&' (KS2/KS3/KS4).

A timeline of key events in the Hunger Games film. Useful for navigating to important scenes for study (KS3/KS4)

A breakdown of the WJEC narrative writing mark scheme for teachers and pupils (KS3/KS4)

10 sentence stems to help pupils to engage with quotations when writing essays (KS3/KS4)

Exploring chapter seven of Skulduggery Pleasant and creating a villain (KS3)

A revision PowerPoint for the witches in ‘Macbeth’ (KS4).

A newspaper article about a mysterious Egyptian statue that is supposedly cursed and moves on its own in a museum! Comprehension and language analysis questions, plus personal response and creative writing tasks ***as a starter, Google the video to engage your pupils*** (KS3/KS4)

A new type of poetry that involves using newspapers to create poems. The poem is inside the text; pupils must find it. Suitable for KS2, KS3 and KS4 ***You will need newspapers and marker pens***

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

Here is a worksheet that can be completed after reading and discussing chapter one of the novel - reading and writing tasks (KS3). Derek Landy

A PowerPoint that allows pupils to show their textual knowledge by writing creatively about some of the main characters (KS3/KS4)

Reading and writing tasks for chapter five of Skulduggery Pleasant (KS3)

Useful for planning lessons and refreshing your memory (KS3)

A revision PowerPoint for Macbeth (GCSE).

Poem plus questions (KS3/KS4)

30 fiction writing prompts for KS3/KS4.

A resource designed to help Y6 pupils who are at 'expected standard' who want to move beyond to 'greater depth'. Designed for narrative writing: each slide is a prompt for a story with an example for each genre. Also useful for KS3.

A writing and reading task based on The Simpsons (you will need a copy of the 200th episode).