A TWENTY question quiz revising each of the poems in the cluster.

This resources has been designed to show students how inferences can be developed. Using both audio books and an excerpt students will have the opportunity to broaden their reading and skills. All the best,

This short step-by-step guides helps students to warm up those comparison skills. Using a two short stanzas, students can start to compare two poems. All the best,

This lesson provides students with an detailed analysis of Bayonet charge. With prompting questions for each stanza. Further to this, quotations have been extracted; students have the time to examine quotations in detail.

These slides enable students to complete their annotations and support their contextual understandings of a range of war impacting human history.

Clearly developed slides with summaries, annotations and embedded videos that support students understanding of kamikaze pilots.

A fully annotated poem with areas to develop thoughts and idea with students.

Best print in A3 - a summary sheet to collate all of students ideas for each poem in the cluster.

A revision sheet devised to support students memory recall of poems. Also a ‘name that poet!’ grid attached to get students recalling each poet to each poem.

20 questions to recap the novella!

Here is a little pack of resources that can be used in the library or with book boxes.

Using a short extract fro A Christmas Carol, there are five slides guiding students with the skills to embed a quotation. Quick and easy!

A quick five slide start into how to… annotate a poem. Students can work through each step independently or they can be guided through each step with a teacher. All the best!

If you have already checked out ‘How to… embed a quotation’ then this is the next step! Student can use the modelled example given and apply their understanding to their own work. All the best!

This is step-by-step guide for students in understanding when to use a full stop and how to use a full stop. There are activities for students to explore using a full stop in their own writing too! All the best!

For best use of this resource, print it out on A3 paper and have students recall all they know about A Christmas Carol!

This is a quick start on how students can begin develop their vocabulary. Ideally using online resources, but can be adapted to use physical copies of dictionaires and thesaurus’. All the best!

With over TEN statements to debate, students have the opportunity to engage with a range of topics to showcase their own knowledge.

There are a range of 40 stickers that each have a key quotation from Priestley’s famour play! Each character has been included, with quotation for Eva Smith too! Click. Dowload. Review!

There are OVER 30 cards in the pack. One card per one student. Each card has three visual symbols that will inspire your creative writing. Write the opening to a story where each of these symbols features. It does not have to be directly mentioned, it could be described in a more subtle manner. ONE RULE: YOU MUST include the visual symbols in the order they are presented on the card. They MUST appear in this order in your writing. The rest is up to your imagination! WANT TO MAKE IT CHALLENGING? Set a timer!