Revision ppt used for an Easter Revision morning with Year 11. Macbeth and A Christmas Carol Charles Dickens 22 slides General hints and tips for the Eng Lit exam paper one What to look for in the extract questions for Macbeth and ACC in terms of themes, language, structure, characterisation and context. Keywords for the main characters

Nice lesson on the Bogeyman poem Discussing each stanza Annotation of the poem as well. Suitable for younger students eg Year 7 or KS2 Can be used in monsters/gothic/mythological SOW

A media text which focusses on facts, opinions and bias. The text is included on the slides and can be easily printed out for students to annotate. Students can then design their own prehistoric monster, and write a newspaper report about their creature. Can be used in varying SOWs and for different year groups. At least two lessons of activities.

A detailed presentation on language/form/structure of 'No Thank You John' with some revision tasks and thinking questions for discussion If you are old enough to remember Mr Bronson from Grange Hill, this will give you a small smile. Geared towards OCR poetry anthology for AS Lit but can you used for any exam board.

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

Nice lesson, lovely presentation Analysing imagery Part of KS3 culture poetry SOW Could be used for KS4 unseen poem Writing two PEE paragraphs 17 slides Included with worksheet that can be used for extension task, HW or cover work.

Two one hour lessons on the ice-skating extract from The Prelude by Wordsworth Focusing in on quotations, techniques used. Fill in grid with quote explanation Beautiful presentation in winter colours Mind map the picture of the frozen lake and write creatively

A discussion of some of the main points and imagery in Dulce et Decorum est by Owen. This resource was created with Year 7 and 8 in mind and leads towards a PEE paragraph assessment and a creative writing assessment - both are based on the poem. There is also a homework task and slide to check their understanding of the homework (vocabulary task). 15 slides and a copy of the poem in cloze format. Plus two free WW1/trenches/Owen wordsearches form starter activities or library work. Also a blank storyboard for storyboarding the poem.