A worksheet covering 3 lessons for reading, writing and SPaG. Designed as a cover lesson, the resource booklet is structured into X3 50 minute lessons. Each session has a WALT - Learning Objective. Lesson 1 - Reading Fiction Lesson 2 - Reading Non-fiction Lesson 3 - SPaG Revision

A worksheet guiding through In Cardigan Market. This poem links to the theme of work for GCSE English Literature NEA Controlled Assessment, but could work well with KS3

Exploring the use of repetition in Please Mrs Butler and If by Kipling

A worksheet covering 3 lessons for reading, writing and SPaG. Designed as a cover lesson, the resource booklet is structured into X3 50 minute lessons. Each session has a WALT - Learning Objective. Lesson 1 - Reading Fiction Lesson 2 - Reading Non-fiction Lesson 3 - SPaG Revision

A lesson developing the 5 senses, students write a poem about chocolate. It works better if each student has a chocolate bar

A worksheet covering 3 lessons for reading, writing and SPaG. Designed as a cover lesson, the resource booklet is structured into X3 50 minute lessons. Each session has a WALT - Learning Objective. Lesson 1 - Reading Fiction Lesson 2 - Reading Non-fiction Lesson 3 - SPaG Revision

Exploring the importance of context, this lesson explores the ideas around the song by the Manics ‘If yo tolerate this’.

A lesson exploring bonfire night and poetry writing task.

A worksheet covering 3 lessons for reading, writing and SPaG. Designed as a cover lesson, the resource booklet is structured into X3 50 minute lessons. Each session has a WALT - Learning Objective. Lesson 1 - Reading Fiction Lesson 2 - Reading Non-fiction Lesson 3 - SPaG Revision

A worksheet to develop vocabulary and apply to a range of sentence structures. Writing task at the end with success criteria. Stand alone cover lesson. Words - apprehensive bereavement coincidental inspirational destitute exhilarating melancholy outrageous vulnerability persevere destitution prejudice unpalatable monotonous

A WIMPS comparison worksheet, comparing Blake and Wordsworth’s presentation of London. Good for introducing poetry to GCSE or KS3 English.

A series of worksheets for Year 7, 8 and 9 promoting a debating competition. This can be adapted to include Flipgrid codes.

A guide to write a persuasive speech, through planning and structure of the speech. Can be adapted for various tasks.

Do not go gentle and defying gravity poetry comparison, linking the theme of death.

An introduction to the themes of work and leisure in preperation for WJEC GCSE Poetry NEA Controlled Assessment

A guided worksheet for A Peasant R.S.Thomas GCSE WJEC English NEA/ Controlled Assessment, but could also work well with KS3.

A great resource for reward lessons etc. A series of word puzzles and games. Summer and Christmas versions. Can be printed A3 double sided.

WJEC GCSE English Reading Resources with proof reading task. Each sheet has a text appropriate for rehearsing summary and EE skills, as well as a proof reading task. Texts are contemporary and are linked to Welsh Culture.

English KS3 SOL based around the Stormbreaker Alex Rider book Chapter 1-4 (14 Lessons). Entry/Exit Assessment. AFL opportunities throughout for reading, writing and oracy. Each lesson has WALT/WILF with mini-reviews built into each lesson. There are time-markers and noise levels to be edited by the teacher. Lessons are built for pace, ensuring that students are engaged and challenged.

This is a step by step guide to complete the assessment title “Is Macbeth a strong or weak character”. It starts with the plot linked to BBC resources, then guided key scenes. There are a series of WAGOLLs for each key scene.