Lovely lesson looking at how three writers describe fog in their poetry and prose Bleak House Oscar Wilde T.S. Eliot Whole lesson with questions on the extracts and a picture of smog in London as inspiration for own descriptive writing Example of how to start description Colourful and attractive slide show 9 pages Easily adapted, can be used as one off lesson or cover work as well

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15 slides whole lesson and HW Mind-maps on quotes Questions on Utterson and Hyde Discussion of fog/setting/pathetic fallacy Example paragraph on setting with sentence starters Creative writing HW Colourful and attractive slides suitable for all teachers, but designed with ECT or cover teacher in mind so can go in and have lesson ready for students to go with little planning to do. Easy to adapt. See my other J&H lessons which I am uploading chapter by chapter Bargain price to help ECTs

Make a non fiction text more exciting.

Gothic horror wordsearch with 21 words Decorated with free clipart KS2 or KS3

Double lesson (2hs) for Year 12 preparing for Partygate newspaper front pages for 2024 examination. Definition Analysing Partygate/Boris front page of the Times Media language Questions on and discussion prompts on masthead, layout, language, style etc Links with Roland Barthes 19 slides

Nice looking powerpoint made for Year 7 Lots of Qs on the poem

Lovely lesson on Dragon of Death looking at the rhyme, meter and vocabulary of the poem. A very popular poem with younger students. Can be part of a myths and legends SOW. End task to write own poem about their own creature using Prelutsky’s rhythm and rhyme scheme. Was given an outstanding lesson with this lesson plan. 26 slides, enough for two lessons

An introduction to Rossetti revision, geared towards OCR AS Level examination. Some of the main points on social and historical context. Assessment objectives are included, plus an overview of the main Pre-Raphaelite contexual elements 9 slides

7 slides Two extracts from Jane Eyre where the porridge is burnt and the awful food is described with questions on the extracts. Examples of Victorian menus for paupers and orphans. Activity to design your own menu for a ragged school or workhouse. From a Year 7 SOW.

Suitable for Year 7 or 8. RSPCA leaflet about Billy is included with the ppt Introduction to some persuasive techniques such as emotive language. Match up the persuasive techniques with the definition and find examples in the text. Questions on the text Design your own leaflet for an animal shelter in your own town.

Lovely, colourful powerpoint activities Annotate the poem looking for adjectives, verbs, rhyming couplets and personification etc Questions on poem Descriptive writing task Persuasive writing task The poem is included with x4 copies on one A4 sheet so students can cut and stick, and to save your photocopying budget.

Double lesson (2hs) for Year 12 preparing for Partygate newspaper front pages for 2024 examination. Definition Analysing Partygate/Boris front page of the Daily Mirror Media language Questions on and discussion prompts on masthead, layout, language, style etc 11 slides

Wordsearch containing some keywords from Priestley's play for starter or homework activity

Background and initial introduction to the play for new A Level, geared towards OCR but can be used for anyone wanting to study the play. 18 slides with information on social and historical context, themes, Well Made Play, features of Naturalistic Drama, focus on initial scene and stage directions. Some tasks including homework for students.

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Powerpoint with enough tasks for three lessons. Nice presentation 17 slides Questions on the poem Planning for two PEE paragraphs with sentence starters Creative writing based on the poem Was created as part of a KS3 unit on Culture Poetry. Can be adapted for KS4.

To support the writing of younger or lower level learners. Was created for entry level students revising adjectives. Fill the blanks with an adjective of your choice. Can do on the sheet, or write out. Any age group

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Questions on the poem Free