This is a lesson based on pages 12 - 23. This PPT contains tasks that I have either created myself or that I have sourced from FREE PowerPoints off TES. Thank you for sharing your resources on TES and allowing me to create this lesson.

An A3 poster which will help students in knowing what to include in their Q1 exam question response.

This PPT gives an overview of the Unseen Poetry exam. The students are then shown a marking guide for Q1 and will use this to mark three student’s responses: Grade 5 to Grade 9. This lesson was created using my own ideas and other ideas/resources from free PPTs on TES and the CGP Unseen Poetry Guide. Thankyou for sharing your work with the TES community.

A great lesson starter to get learner’s to recall the key quotes from the poetry anthology.

I created this PPT as my students were struggling with recalling quotes from the anthology. I found four different exam style questions and decided to make this task. It helps them to think on their feet when choosing a poem to compare theirs to, to see examples of questions that they could get in their exam and also tests them on whether they can recall quotes under pressure. I asked them to do the following: Read the exam question and think of a poem that you can compare this poem to. Write down why you would use this poem as a comparison. Read the question again and write down one quote you would use in your response when comparing these poems.

3X wall display posters to put up in the classroom. Poster with all 15 poems on, poet and date they were written Poster containing the assessment objectives Poetry Anthology poster

A lesson designed for KS2.

A five question reading task with answers. The text itself is a case study taken from the Comic Relief website. Topic: Food Banks / Food Poverty

A PPT and worksheet that I used to introduce the KS3 class to poetry. I have started off with an easy poem and then throughout the lesson taught them skills in how to analyse the poem. Some information contained in this slide has been taken from free resources available on TES. Thank you for sharing your resources.

How to read and annotate the text before moving on to answer the exam questions 1- 4.

A fun lesson starter to see how much students remember from chapters 1 - 15 .

This was originally made when this was a topic discussed in the daily papers. Students will research the subject and then will take part in a discussion. The purpose of the exercise is to be able to look at both sides of an argument - no matter how controversial the topic is.

A lesson introducing Unseen Poetry and what to expect in the exam paper. It explains to learners how to annotate a poem using the SMILE technique and they will analyse Plath’s poem ‘The Mirror.’ Please note: I created this PPT using mostly my own ideas, however, to create this lesson, I have also adapted/ pasted some information from other ‘FREE download’ poetry resources that I found on TES. Thankyou for sharing your work.

This is a lesson on answering Q1 and Q2 on the paper 1 English Language paper. This was used with my KS3 class to introduce them to answering the questions. Would work for KS4 for low / mid level learners. The teacher can guide them through the questions step-by-step using the PPT slides.

A range of different tasks for children to complete using their favourite reading book!

Make homeschooling fun! Grab a storybook and complete the activities.

Get children to create their own story, from planning the characters and setting to writing a plot summary.

Can you unscramble the words to guess the Sonic themed words

Worksheets to help young children learn about the Coronavirus.

2 English activities. I sourced the language technique grid from TES and the article from The Daily Mail and edited them to make an English activity. Get students to locate the language devices from the article and then create a descriptive story or article by choosing a funny headline as a prompt!