Get your students ready for assessments on the passage-based tasks with this complete resource. A step-by-step guide with interactive group activity and role cards for differentiation.

A complete lesson plan preparing students for the general essay task. Use the differentiated tasks for group work as well as the plenary.

A complete lesson plan with group tasks and activities. Extend your students' appreciation of the play with specific tasks on extracts from Act 3. Great for reviewing the Act and cementing your students' understanding of the play. Suitable for KS4 but can be tweaked to suit KS3. Please leave a comment. Thank you.

A complete lesson plan preparing students for the general essay task. Use the differentiated tasks for group work as well as the plenary.

Great resources on helping you teach Chapter 2 of this novel with the power point designed for the entire lesson. Use the review power point to check your students' understanding of the chapter in the next lesson.

Use the power point to introduce this patriotic poem and generate a lively discussion. The worksheet provides a step-by-step analysis of the poem while the mind map can be used as a plenary to summarise the students' understanding. Please leave a comment as I would love to hear how your lesson went. Thanks.

Use the worksheet to get your students analysing the poem on their own or in groups. The assessment provided is a guided written response to a question set with suggested paragraph topics to help student write a detailed answer as much as possible.

A set of materials to boost your students' confidence when discussing and writing about Chapter 3 of 'The English Teacher'. These resources contain an entire lesson's work. Just change them around to suit your teaching.

These two complete lessons on the chapters are aimed at developing the students' appreciation of the novel, and their understanding of the characters. Includes a review power point for the chapters.

Dive into the poem with the help of the power point to provide ideas for a discussion on the poem. The worksheet will help students understand the underlying meaning and effects of this deceptively simple poem.

Start off with a quick and lively game to get the class going. The power point directs the lesson while the activity sheet will help the students delve into the language of the novel.

A Poem by Boey Kim Cheng Use this as a starter to the poem. The powerpoint has some background info on Boey while the final slide has the poem which makes it possible for you to get your kids to analyse the poem on the board as a class.

A powerpoint to help guide students into a better understanding of the poem.

Using a webquest, students are introduced to Shakespeare and Julius Caesar - thereby gaining an understanding and appreciation of Shakespeare and Caesar in an interactive way.

A series of tasks to prepare students for the novel. It has both required and suggested tasks.

Handy wordle activity to help students with key quotes from the text. For those who need help, Instructions on how to use this resource provided in the MS word document. Have fun, and let me know how this works out for you.

A powerpoint review.

Differentiated tasks on the poem from vocabulary to language analysis. Use these as scaffolded activities to develop students' skills.