Worksheet and Powerpoint -- one to two hours.

There's character profiles and chapter quotes, too!

Enjoy a pictorial chalk and talk!

This is pure gold dust in the form of writing. There's a double narrative for higher classes.

Here's a one off lesson on the plague. There's a good worksheet on Samuel Pepys for an extension, too.

A level Nietzsche essays -- used to analyse, and show the richness of analysis.

All pages annotated, a starter, a podcast of me reading the pages. All the work has been done, so you can relax!

Only £4 for 8 lessons/ activities. That's amazing value for money!

This grid has every single poem on here. It is an effective revision tool.

This resource will probably take around two lessons. It's huge! Chapter 8 is very long. Enjoy this self-regulating lesson. I've done the hard work; all you have to do is push the buttons!

It is what it says on the tin! An entire lesson!

Enjoy this podcast and whole lesson resource. It breaks down the causes and consequences of prohibition.

A simple resource I made in a PRU. Enjoy!

You can pause the video anytime your class needs to take a pause. Why do the hard work when I've done it for you?

Enjoy annotations and podcasts. If you've seen my freebie then you will know that these lessons are more than worth the money. It's just £1 per hour! I've done the hard work so that you don't have to.

This is a freebie. I've shared it for free so that you can see the quality of what you're getting, if you wish to pay for the rest of the chapters. I've taken pictures of the Oxford classic version of the novel for chapter six, and annotated it. There's also a podcast of me reading the novel (on a link on soundcloud), which will allow you to behaviour manage. Enjoy!

Great value for £2...3 hours planning! Enjoy!

Enjoy! This will easily take you through six weeks of history! If you need more of the lessons, let me know -- I'll send them to you for no extra charge.

Enjoy at least 3 hours of learning here...only for £2. It took me 3 hours to completely finish prosperity.

These two are for free, but I then changed tack with my class. After these two lessons, I then recorded podcasts of myself reading the novel and annotated the pages from Oxford Classics on my presentations. The rest of my lessons of Jekyll and Hyde are much better, and you will find that the lessons self-regulate as a consequence of the planning. The catch is that there is a charge (I put a lot of work into them,,