A full PowerPoint lesson focusing on Hosseini's use of juxtaposition to present political views. Includes differentiated activities throughout, home work, extracts from the text annotated for elements of protest, examiner advice and exemplar responses.

Over 20 full PowerPoint Lessons on the text A View From a Bridge; includes key assessments, annotated exemplar answers, quizzes, differentiated activities and the full play,

Over 30 full PowerPoint Lessons teaching the English Language Assessment Objectives through the text, "An Inspector Calls"; includes annotated exemplar responses, differentiated activities and a focus on each Assessment Objective every four lessons.

Full PowerPoint lessons teaching elements of social protest and political writing through "A Handmaid's Tale" by Margaret Atwood for Chapters 1 - 13. Includes differentiated activities and outcomes, self assessment progress counters, annotated extracts from the text, annotated exemplar responses and additional resources for higher ability students.

An adaptable Progress Measure that allows students to self-assess or peer-assess their work using set criteria for specific levels. Students can independently work through the set questions and climb the ladders by achieving each of the set criteria, but lose points when hit by a "Literacy Barrel" (e.g. spelling errors). Students are then able be scored and can compete with each other to enhance engagement as well as learning.

An Outstanding lesson aimed at developing students' ability to create and develop focused and sharp arguments when constructing essay responses. Students will be able to sustain an argument, use Janus sentences to directly link arguments and include social context within arguments to achieve the higher Band. Includes differentiated activities throughout according to individual student needs and abilities, progress counters, and annotated exemplar responses. Can be used with the Coursework element, "Death of a Salesman", or any of the non-extract questions at A and AS Level.

A 19 page booklet aimed at preparing students for the "Aspects of Comedy" course, which can be used either as a transition booklet, homework tasks or workbook for lessons as an introduction to the course. Includes multimedia activities, independent learning projects and assessment points.

Lessons designed to help students make outstanding progress when analysing unseen extracts for the AQA new specification A level assessment. Includes annotated extracts, differentiated activities and outcomes, model responses, an assessment point and paper, progress counters and examiner guidance from AQA.

A series of lessons that focus on the resolution of the novel and the political concepts within it, including gender and sexuality as well as social contextual factors. Includes differentiated activities, annotated extracts, exemplar responses, an assessment point and the steps to success to responding to the task.

A series of lessons focusing on the significance of the novel's structure in relation to Atwood's political ideas. Includes differentiated activities, annotated exemplar responses, progress counters, an assessment point and revision activities.

A full PowerPoint lesson focusing on how to plan an effective response to the extract based task using key steps to success. Includes differentiated activities throughout, engaging group learning, examiner advice and exemplar responses.

A full PowerPoint lesson focusing on Chapter 8 of the novella and how to structure responses by referring to the text as a whole. Includes differentiated activities, exemplar responses, examiner advice and key events and quotations.

A full PowerPoint lesson focusing on student-lead learning in closely analysing the text. Includes differentiated activities throughout, engaging group learning and extracts annotated for aspects of tragedy.

A full PowerPoint lesson focusing on how Blake convey's political commentary through setting, particularly through the poem "London". Includes differentiated activities throughout, engaging group learning, annotated exemplar responses and the poem annotated for political concepts.

A full PowerPoint lesson focusing on how to actively engage with the exam task in order to remain focused and relevant throughout a response. Includes differentiated activities throughout, extracts annotated for aspects of tragedy, examiner advice and key quotation quizzes.

A full PowerPoint lesson revising the key steps to success when responding to the Paper 1 task of the GCSE Literature Examination for "Macbeth." Includes examiner advice, an assessment paper and planning guidance for structuring exam responses.

A full PowerPoint session focusing on revision of the content of the novella. Includes differentiated activities throughout, engaging group learning, key quote revision cards, a revision poster and examiner advice.

A series of full PowerPoint lessons focusing on the opening of Act 2 and the inherent contextual ideas such as political ideas and Miller's intentions. Includes differentiated activities throughout, engaging group learning, annotated exemplar responses, an assessment point, examiner advice and extracts annotated for tragic concepts.

A full PowerPoint lesson focusing on how to plan and structure responses to the extract task for Othello in the A level examination. Includes differentiated activities throughout, engaging group learning, exemplar responses, examiner advice and extracts annotated for tragic concepts.

A series of flashcards for each of the poems in the Love and Relationships cluster featuring the key aspect of language, structure and themes in order to succeed in the comparison task of Paper 2. Each card includes an overview and key themes, key lexical field, language and structural device, an explanation of how each is used by the poet and revision images to aid with memory.