This lesson guides students through the first part of Anna’s personal narrative in the Paris Anthology.

A standalone lesson teaching the use of commas to add detail to sentences.

A lesson which covers figurative language. It serves to make students consider the use of figurative language before developing their own use of it.

A Wife in London Lesson- Tailored for the new Eduqas GCSE.

A Christmas Carol - Lesson 1- Initial Presentation of Scrooge. Tailored for the new Eduqas GCSE.

Two complete lessons on The Soldier.

A lesson which looks at the start of the third stave in relation to the Ghost of Christmas Present.

The lesson gives students some ideas for how to write their own review, using a live concert review as an example task.

This lesson involves students studying an extract from 1984 (not supplied for copyright reasons but referenced in the Powerpoint) and The Sound of Thunder.

A complete lesson which explores the poem Sonnet 43 from the Eduqas Poetry Anthology.

This lesson teaches students how to approach the tricky evaluation question (also know as the 'thoughts and feelings' question) on the new specification. It also includes a model response. The lesson assumes teachers have access to Of Mice and Men. The extract needed starts with "A few miles south of Soledad" (the start of the book) and ends with "Honest to God I did, George.". The extract is not included with this lesson due to copyright but can be easily found with a quick search on the internet.

A complete lesson which leads students through the poem Hawk Roosting. It also includes an exam style question and the start of a model response.

A complete lesson which guides students through the poem To Autumn from the Eduqas Poetry Anthology. Includes the start of a sample exam response.

This lesson leads students through the first part of Stave Two, considering the entrance of the Ghost of Christmas Past and Scrooge's childhood.

The full resources for approximately two lessons which see students take on various character roles from Victorian England as they decide whether a new factory should be built in their town.

Macbeth - Lesson 2- Looking at Act 1 Scene 1 - Tailored for the new Eduqas GCSE This lesson guides students through Act 1 Scene 1 of Macbeth, considering how Shakespeare creates mood and atmosphere.

Macbeth - Lesson 3- Looking at Act 1, Scene 2 - Tailored for the new Eduqas GCSE. This lesson guides students through considering how Shakespeare initially presents Macbeth to the audience.

Lesson 6 in the scheme.

An Inspector Calls - Lesson 2- Considering stage directions - Tailored for the Eduqas Exam . This lesson builds on what was taught in Lesson One of this scheme.

A short lesson which considers Dickens' intentions with the crafting of Fezziwig's Party.