Designed for A Level English Language students, this presentation explores the impact of visual cues on an audience,

Designed for A Level English Language students, this presentation explores the ways in which language in expressed and intended, including concepts such as implicature and politeness theories.

Designed for A Level English Language students, exploring the shifts in register according to purpose and audience.

Designed for A Level English Language students, this 63-slide presentation covers word classes in detail, explores the concept of borrowing, explains lexical cohesion and offers example responses to texts.

A lesson focusing on the Crisis webpage, analysing how the text engages and persuades the audience. Could also be adapted to suit other exam boards or used at KS3 to explore writer's use of language and structure for effect.

Designed to encourage students preparing for GCSE English Literature to compare the content and style of both poems. The lesson can lead into diagnostic assessment of skills.

Designed as a KS5 introduction to the demands of non-exam assessment in English Language; the unit of work focuses on how language and power impacts on food packaging.

Useful for introducing Year 11 students to the topic areas and styles of teaching at A Level. Focuses on language and power.

Used to prepare students for the coursework element of A Level English Language, as well as covering some of the reading theory for Language Acquisition. Focus on independent, collaborative learning.

Designed to work alongside the new A Level specification for AQA, this unit of work focuses on how speeches are created and encourages students to write their own piece, with supporting commentary.

Designed to work alongside the new A Level specification for AQA, this unit of work focuses on how travel writing is created and encourages students to write their own piece, with supporting commentary.

Designed to work alongside the new A Level specification for AQA, this unit of work focuses on how opinion journalism is created and encourages students to write their own piece, with supporting commentary.

The booklets could be used as an independent task or with teacher support. The pack includes: Terms and Conditions document Transcript of a courtroom discussion Transcript of Teacher and students

A huge resource consisting of 195 slides, covering the play in detail and making connections to the two poems. Originally produced for controlled assessment, this scheme has been modified to cover Shakespeare and unseen poetry for GCSE English Literature.

Used to model the task for students. Works with Hexagonal Learning in Macbeth file.

Used with KS3 or KS4 students to develop appreciation of themes, characters and connections in the play. An example file can also be downloaded to model the task for students.

Used to model approaches to connecting ideas in the text.

Used for KS3 or KS4 students to connect ideas between themes and characters in the novella. Use the example resource (can also be found free) to encourage students to explore new connections in the text.

Designed to test understanding of the play for GCSE students.

A mammoth 126 slide presentation, including a range of tasks and activities for students studying the play at GCSE level.