This reading booklet contains a range of texts based on the theme of ‘representation through time’ alongside discussion questions. This is great for promoting a love of reading within pupils, promoting oracy and discussion.

Students are given George Orwell’s Newspeak and are asked to determine the rules fo the language. When they have determined the rules they are prompted to write a letter to the education secretary stating why they believe that newspeak should be taught instead of our standard English language.

Key quote analysis bundle for all key characters in the play An Inspector Calls. Room for key word analysis, inference and character impressions. Characters include: Mr Birling, Sybil, Sheila, Eric. Gerald and the Inspector.

The Tempest by William Shakespeare SOW including lesson titles, key questions, knowledge covered etc. Suitable for KS3 students.

A fun and engaging lessons for students based on Lady Macbeth receiving the letter from he husband in Macbeth.

A slow write for students based around creating a dystopian world. Students are prompted on what to write about and embed into their stories. This is a great way of getting students excited about dystopian reading and writing.

To consider how different celebrations would be like in a dystopia setting.

Ten rounds of fun for students to revise their knowledge of the AS OCR English course. The quiz contains round that quiz students on: key words, theorists and word classes etc. This quiz contains both questions and answers!

Students have a set amount of time (allocated by you) to complete the worksheet. They must provide definitions or examples of the word types on the sheet. An incredible revision resource for the OCR and AQA A level English exam.

Two Noun sort sheets for students to complete. Students are asked to sort nouns into: -Compound Nouns Proper Noun Abstract Noun Concrete Noun

Elevate Your Writing: Master Linguistic Devices with Alma as Your Muse! Want to captivate your readers with more than just words? In our Linguistic Devices in Creative Writing lesson, you’ll explore how to weave powerful literary techniques into your stories to create deeper meaning, emotion, and suspense. Using the captivating short animation Alma as inspiration, we’ll break down how linguistic devices can transform your writing. This lesson includes worksheets and hands on activities to improve writing.

Master the Art of Tension in Writing! Want to keep your readers hooked? This Introduction to Tension Writing lesson dives into the key aspects of tension and how to include them in your writing.

This lesson is packed with tools to help you master tension, from structured analysis to creative exercises. With Alma as your inspiration and Freytag’s Pyramid as your guide, you’ll leave with the skills to create gripping, unforgettable stories.

Unlock the Power of Words: Master Vocabulary in Creative Writing with Alma as Inspiration! Want to take your creative writing to the next level? In this The Power of Vocabulary lesson, you’ll discover how the right words can transform your stories into unforgettable experiences. Using the haunting short animation Alma as our guide, we’ll explore how a well-chosen vocabulary can build tension, evoke emotion, and bring your scenes to life. Here’s why this lesson is a must for any aspiring writer: Atmospheric Language: Learn how Alma’s eerie, mysterious atmosphere can be recreated with descriptive words that set the tone and pull readers into your world. Precision in Tension: Discover how selecting the perfect words can heighten suspense, just like Alma does visually. Every word matters when building intrigue and keeping readers hooked! Emotional Impact: Explore the emotional depth of Alma and learn how to use vocabulary to convey subtle feelings and create deep connections with your characters. Practical Exercises: Engage in hands-on activities where you’ll rewrite scenes from Alma using rich, evocative language, and see how vocabulary choices completely transform a scene. Vivid Descriptions: Understand the importance of specific, sensory language in making your readers see, hear, and feel your story. Good vocabulary isn’t just about using fancy words—it’s about using the right words to create powerful, immersive experiences. This lesson will show you how to use language as a tool for crafting unforgettable stories. Ready to strengthen your writing? Let Alma inspire you to find the perfect words!

Transform Your Writing: Master Punctuation with Alma as Your Guide! Ready to elevate your writing with precision and flair? Our Punctuation Mastery lesson is designed to show you how the strategic use of punctuation can add clarity, rhythm, and emotion to your prose. Inspired by the atmospheric short animation Alma, this lesson will teach you how punctuation can transform your storytelling and enhance the impact of your words. Here’s why this lesson is a game-changer for writers looking to refine their craft: Precision & Clarity: Discover how Alma uses visual cues to create tension and mood, and learn how punctuation can achieve similar effects in your writing by clarifying meaning and emphasizing important points. Building Suspense: Learn how to use punctuation marks like ellipses, dashes, and exclamation points to build suspense, create dramatic pauses, and control the pace of your narrative. Emotional Impact: Explore how different punctuation can affect the tone of your writing, from the subtlety of commas to the intensity of exclamation marks, mirroring the emotional depth seen in Alma. Interactive Worksheets: Engage with a range of detailed worksheets designed to help you practice and perfect punctuation techniques. Analyze examples from Alma, and apply what you’ve learned to your own writing. Enhanced Flow: See how punctuation can improve the rhythm and flow of your sentences, making your writing more engaging and dynamic. With comprehensive worksheets and practical exercises, this lesson will give you the skills to wield punctuation like a pro. If you’re ready to enhance your writing with precision and creativity, let Alma inspire you to perfect your punctuation and elevate your storytelling to new heights!

Master Tension in Non-Fiction: Build Unforgettable Suspense with the Thailand Cave Rescue! Step into the world of high-stakes storytelling with our Building Tension in Non-Fiction lesson, inspired by the gripping true story of the 2018 Thailand cave rescue. When twelve boys and their coach were trapped deep inside a flooded cave, the world held its breath. This lesson will teach you how to capture and convey that same level of suspense and urgency in your non-fiction writing. Here’s why this lesson is a game-changer for non-fiction writers: Real-Life Drama: Explore the harrowing details of the Thailand cave rescue, where every minute mattered. Learn how to convey real-life tension by focusing on the stakes, the challenges, and the emotional weight of the situation. Crafting Suspense: Discover techniques for building suspense in your non-fiction writing. From setting the scene and creating a sense of urgency to highlighting the risks and uncertainties, you’ll learn how to keep your readers on the edge of their seats. Detailed Analysis: Break down the elements that made the cave rescue story so compelling. Examine how the rescue operation’s complexity and the boys’ dire situation created an intense narrative that captivated the world. Practical Exercises: Engage in hands-on activities that guide you through structuring your own non-fiction stories for maximum impact. Use detailed worksheets to practice crafting tension, pacing your narrative, and building suspense in real-life contexts. Emotional Engagement: Learn how to connect with your readers on an emotional level, making them feel the same anxiety and hope that was felt during the rescue. Understand how to use descriptive language and narrative techniques to evoke empathy and keep readers engaged. This lesson will equip you with the skills to write non-fiction that not only informs but also thrills. Whether you’re writing about historical events, personal experiences, or investigative journalism, mastering tension will make your stories compelling and unforgettable. Dive into the dramatic world of the Thailand cave rescue and learn how to create non-fiction narratives that captivate and engage.

This twenty seven slide PowerPoint contains a small transition scheme for students, this is based around the book The Final Year by Matt Goodfellow. The lesson contains two sets of starter questions and answers based on the book. Activities for students to explore the relationships and support networks they have in and out of school. The opportunity to write to advise, by writing a letter to their future self and an opportunity to create a worry box system.

An entire lesson focused on Chimney Sweeps and the dangers of the job. This is to be completed after reading chapter three of Oliver Twist, the lesson focuses on the character of Gamfield and uses William Blakes poem The Chimney Sweeper as a comparison focus.

Unlock the depth of Oliver Twist with an engaging lesson centered around one of Dickens’ most complex characters: Nancy. In this analysis and character evaluation session, students will dive into Nancy’s layered personality, exploring her motivations, struggles, and the duality of her actions. Through thought-provoking discussions, character mapping, and creative activities, they’ll uncover the reasons behind her tragic choices and debate whether she is a victim, a villain, or a hero in disguise. This lesson not only sharpens analytical skills but also invites students to empathize and connect with literature on a deeper level.

How are the horrors of war presented in Bayonet Charge and one other poem? The focus for the comparison is Exposure in the model answers used.