This is the first in a series of lessons themed around the UEFA EURO 2020/2021 football competitions. These English lessons are suitable for KS2-KS4 and can easily be adapted. This lesson will cover the basics of persuasive language.

This is part of a complete scheme of learning.

This is part of a complete scheme of learning.

This is part of a complete scheme of learning.

This is part of a complete scheme of learning.

This is part of a complete scheme of learning on Of Mice and Men.

This is the fourth lesson from a scheme of learning tailored for lower ability students of middle or high school age. The questioning and analytical style have been designed to support students working towards the American Curriculum but could easily be used for British curriculum, also.

This is the third lesson from a scheme of learning tailored for lower ability students of middle or high school age. The questioning and analytical style have been designed to support students working towards the American Curriculum but could easily be used for British curriculum, also.

This is the second lesson from a scheme of learning tailored for lower ability students of middle or high school age. The questioning and analytical style have been designed to support students working towards the American Curriculum but could easily be used for British curriculum, also.

This is the first lesson from a scheme of learning tailored for lower ability students of middle or high school age. The questioning and analytical style have been designed to support students working towards the American Curriculum but could easily be used for British curriculum, also.

Six cloze sheets along with some short PPTs which can be used alongside them.

Three lessons using extracts from the novel Heroes which focus on skills needed in responding to the AQA Component 1 Paper.

A fun board game. Each set is suitable for 2-4 players. Easy to set up and easily lasts for an hour. The rules are very similar to Monopoly and are included for students.

This lessons works as a follow-on to the individual lessons on the personal narratives of Anna and Zara. It guides students through the process of responding to an AQA exam-style question.

This lesson supports students in beginning to create their own pieces of descriptive writing. Students will be challenged to think about the mood they are creating through their word choices.

In this lesson, students will be asked to consider how the writer has created an effective setting for their story. There are some Eduqas exam-style questions

This lesson introduces students to the mystery genre and guides students through the conventions of this style of writing.

This is a complete standalone lesson which will guide your class through an interactive murder mystery experience! Your class will work in teams, be given clues and have to choose who they will interrogate. The lesson has been designed so that it is really easy to run: you will just need to print off the resources and run the presentation!

A lesson which supports students with their transactional writing. It is linked to the part of Act 1 Scene 2 where Miranda and Ferdinand first meet.

This is a lesson which guides students through making their own set of revision playing cards for A Christmas Carol. In this package, you will get: a Powerpoint presentation which guides students through each step of the creation process; a set of character cards; a student set of character quotations; a teacher set of character quotations.