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WW1 Comparing Attitudes to War
An introductory lesson that explores attitudes towards World War 1 and war propaganda. Suitable to use alongside the study of 'War Horse' and as a supplementary lesson for a history scheme on WW1. Useful for a high ability year 7 or mixed ability year 8 group.
Life as a Soldier WW1 KS3
An exploratory lesson on life as a soldier during World War 1 with summarising and pair work activities. Would support contextual background for war poetry or for the novel 'War Horse'. Suitable for a year 8 KS3 class.
GCSE A Christmas Carol Stave 1 Activities
5 lessons of activities based on extract analysis (Scrooge, Fred and Marley's Ghost) from Stave 1 of A Christmas Carol. Activities on context and an exam process tablemat are included as well as modelled answers. Suitable for students consolidating as they work through the text and for GCSE revision.
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A Christmas Carol Revision Activities
A series of revision resources and activities based on extract analysis from A Christmas Carol. There are 15 lessons in total with accompanying extracts, contextual notes, modelled examples and an exam process scaffold. Suitable for accompanying a read through of the text or as additional analysis for year 11.
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KS4 English Literature Resources
A series of resources for A Christmas Carol, Macbeth, An Inspector Calls and Power and Conflict Poetry. The An Inspector Calls scheme is a 30 lesson unit that covers the entire text with model answers and an exam process guide. The Christmas Carol resources cover activities for extracts from Staves 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 as well as an exam process tablemat. The Power and Conflict set has an exam process tablemat with answer guides and an additional analysis lesson on Ozymandias is included. The Macbeth resource includes model examples of writing with an exam process. Suitable as revision activities for KS4, while the An Inspector Calls scheme is appropriate for those just beginning to study the text and for extended essay practice.
KS4 GCSE English Language Paper 1 Question 1
An extract based lesson covering the skills needed to be able to answer question 1 of the GCSE English Language Paper 1. Suitable as a revision aid or to supplement an existing scheme of work.
KS4 GCSE Macbeth Act 3 Scene 2
A lesson focusing on Act 3, Scene 2 from Macbeth. An annotated extract is included. Suitable for a mixed ability year 11 group.
KS4 GCSE Macbeth Act 3 Scene 1
A lesson focusing on Act 3, Scene 1 from Macbeth. An annotated extract is included. Suitable for a mixed ability year 11 group.
KS3 'Harlem' by Langston Hughes Analysis Practice
A lesson based on the poem ‘Harlem’ by Langston Hughes. Prior knowledge of poetic devices is required as it was originally taught to a higher ability year 8 class. Can be used as a standalone lesson for consolidation/practice or to supplement a scheme of work based around ideas of social justice.
IGCSE 'Out, Out -' Robert Frost Analysis Practice
A lesson consisting of an introduction to key techniques and activities for analysing and exploring the poem ‘Out, Out-’ by Robert Frost. Prior knowledge of simple poetic devices is expected. Practice questions and brief contextual information is included. Suitable for mid to higher ability year 10 classes studying IGCSE English Language and Literature or as standalone poetry analysis practice.
IGCSE KS4 Language Anthology 'Disabled' by Wilfred Owen Analysis Practice
A lesson focusing on attitudes to war and how these are conveyed in ‘Disabled’. Students should be familiar with the more obvious poetic devices and there are activities for pair and group depending on class requirements. Originally used with a higher ability year 10 class, it would also work as a revision lesson and to supplement an existing KS4 poetry scheme.
IGCSE KS4 'If' by Rudyard Kipling Poetry Exploration
A lesson based around exploring and analysing the poem ‘If’ by Rudyard Kipling. Suitable as an introductory lesson to the poem and for a higher ability year 10 class familiar with poetic techniques.
IGCSE KS4 Literature Poetry Anthology Exam Process Resource
A tablemat style resource useful for deconstructing IGCSE English Literature exam questions on the poetry anthology. The main slide would work best printed on A3 and is useful either as a revision aid or classroom scaffold to assist students in making thematic links between texts.
KS4 'Still, I Rise' Maya Angelou Poetry Analysis Practice
A lesson focusing on the poem ‘Still, I Rise’ by Maya Angelou. Suitable for IGCSE/GCSE year 10 classes who already have a sound knowledge of poetic techniques.
KS4 GCSE Macbeth Act 3 Scene 4
A lesson focusing on the supernatural within Act 3 Scene 4 of Macbeth. Annotated extract examples for scaffolding are included in the slides. Suitable for a mixed ability year 11 class or a higher ability year 10 group. Can also be used as a revision aid.
KS4 Prayer Before Birth by Louis MacNeice
A lesson (potentially 1 and a half) based around exploring and analysing diction in the poem ‘Prayer Before Birth’ by Louis MacNeice. Knowledge of common poetic devices is assumed. The lesson is suited to a higher level GCSE/IGCSE class and can be used to supplement an exisiting poetry SoW or as a standalone revision lesson.
KS4 GCSE Macbeth Act 3 Scene 3
A lesson focusing on Act 3, Scene 3 of Macbeth. Opportunities for pair work and a notes on key quotes included. Suitable for a mixed ability year 11 class or as a revision aid.
IGCSE KS4 'La Belle Dame Sans Merci' by John Keats
One (two including an exam practice question) lesson exploring attitudes to love and death in the poem La Belle Dame Sans Merci by John Keats. Prior knowledge of poetic devices is required, activities are individual and group based. Suitable for a mixed ability year 11 group or a higher ability year 10 class. This could be used as a standalone lesson, revision or to supplement an existing SoW.
KS4 GCSE/IGCSE 'My Last Duchess' by Robert Browning
A lesson focusing on analysis of dramatic monologue used in the poem ‘My Last Duchess’ by Robert Browning. The poem is annotated and there is contextual information along with group activities and individual work. Suitable for a higher ability year 10 class or a mixed ability year 11 group. Can be used to supplement an exisiting scheme of work or as a standalone lesson in the vein of an unseen poem.
KS4 GCSE/IGCSE 'Search for my Tongue' by Sujata Bhatt
A lesson exploring issues of identity in the poem ‘Search for my Tongue’ by Sujata Bhatt. Prior knowledge of poetic devices is assumed. Suitable for a higher ability year 10 class or a mixed ability year 11 group. Can be used either as a standalone lesson or to support an existing scheme of work.