Walk thru (with extract and pointers) for answering the questions on Language Paper 2.

30 unusual images to be used for starter tasks / homework to get students thinking outside the box and writing creatively for 5 minutes.

Language paper 1 extract based on the novel with section a and b questions.

War photographer modelled example for students to mark for each assessment objective (AQA GCSE Literature).

KO for the novel.

Last lesson to go with a Heroes and Villains SOW (to be uploaded by Sep 2024) in which students study each of the characters. This lesson will then enable them to debate, discuss and decide on the winners and losers!

x2 lessons based on Othello Scene 1 and 2 and 3 homework tasks. Also includes worksheets for the lessons.

6 week unit of work aimed at KS3 based on the theme of The Supernatural. Includes PowerPoints for every lesson, homework tasks, additional worksheets and an assessment based on this theme. Week 1: Introduction and conventions Week 2: Based on extracts from Coraline with tasks related to week 1 Week 3: Witches Week 4: Vampires Week 5: Monsters Week 6: Ghosts Also includes a booklet found online based on Zombies (ideal for cover work) Homework worksheets: SPAG / Comprehension / Cloze task / Guided Reading / Research / Creative Writing

A full unit of work with reading, writing, creative, speaking and literacy tasks. Students study different Heroes and Villains and complete a speaking task at the end to decide on the greatest hero and villain. Lessons are based on: Lady Macbeth Shylock Claudius Iago Regan and Goneril Hamlet Macduff Othello Portia Prospero

Themes booklet for students to complete a table for 3 quotations for each theme in order to break the quotations down for each assessment objective.

An article about becoming a journalist with comprehension questions to retrieve information about it and create a profile.

Revision template doodle note for key English devices.

Doodle note template to revise key points from Act 1.

Resources and PowerPoints for each scene of the play for Pearson GCSE Literature.