Second lesson on comparing texts. Created for 60 minute lesson with year 10 middle ability students for Eduqas exam board but could easily be adapted for other exam boards. Includes: Learning objective Differentiated learning outcomes Recap activity for key terms Reminder of focus of question A6 Buzz and go activity for exploring language styles and devices Paired writing activity with teacher modelling Comparison activity mini plenary extension activity Peer assessment

10 GCSE Literature revision lessons for Lord of the Flies by William Golding Uses AQA legacy assessment criteria but can easily updated for 1-9 specification or other exam boards. Lots of language analysis and exemplar materials. Total of 12 resources (10 PowerPoints) Cost per lesson= 50p

10 resources to use when reading Earthfall by Mark Walden. Used with low ability year 9 group but can be adapted. 1 x help mat to use PEE 1 x diary writing 1 x Sci fi robots 1 x reading for meaning 1 x using quotes as evidence 1 x point of view 1 x elements of Sci fi 1 x alien invasion 1 x Earthfall starters

A range of activities including context, reading skills, performance, analysis, character, plot, themes,staging, reviews, Marxism, colonialism, essay writing, court scene drama activity. 29 resources. 17p each.

Resource to support revision of novel. This first lesson is based on remembering key quotations, useful for closed-text exams. A copy of Disney's A Christmas Carol is needed. Notes page included for watching film adaptation.

LO: How can I analyse language and structure? Includes: - starter interview/hot-seating activity which asks students to give their opinion of Scrooge's death from the point of view of their character - 4 language/structural analysis activities -Extended writing activity -self assessment

6 rounds (78 slides) Round 1- music Round 2- picture round Round 3- sound bites Round 4- spot the difference Round 5- identify the object Round 6- Christmas carols

Lesson created for year 10s on evaluating texts for EDUQAS GCSE English Language Component 2A. Adapted from EDUQAS materials in teacher handbook. Includes: Learning objective Differentiated learning outcomes Starter activity on key term Activity on giving an opinion on a topic x 2 tackling the key words in a question Activity on What is said vs How it is said Paired planning mark scheme exemplar answers individual writing task self assessment

Lord of the Flies by William Golding reading log (27 pages)

A selection of KS4 resources to support the study of Tybalt Total resources= 11 1 x soundtrack activity sheet 1 x essay guide 1 x exemplar plan 1 x exemplar essay on Tybalt 1 x list of key themes (for various activities of your choice) 1 x planning page 1 x language analysis task sheet 1 x PowerPoint to accompany language analysis activity 1 x slide showing sentence stems 1 x word cloud with adjective to describe Tybalt 1 x notes page for using to record notes during film

A dice board game which helps students revise literary devices and other literary areas such as word classes and synonyms/antonyms and sentence types. For use at Ks3 and Ks4.

A collection of resources for use pre-reading. 11 resources: A biography A quiz on England in he 17th century Wider reading suggestions Images of Irish symbols A potted history of Ireland A drop-down activity The Nine Years War The plantation of Ireland The history of Brian Friel's life Timeline of Irish colonisation Lesson plan on who writes history

A lesson created for year 7 recapping counter-argument and writing to argue through the topic of stereotypical views of male and female beauty in the media.

EDUQAS GCSE English Literature style assessment with slide for showing on IWB and separate exam paper

T-Rex and velociraptor brainstorm for use when watching selected clips from Jurassic Park for inspiring writing to describe/narrate

Of Mice and Men word cloud USA shaped- key words

Lord of The Flies Word Cloud- key words- in shape of a pig

Romeo and Juliet Word Cloud (heart shaped)- Key words

Twilight word cloud (heart-shaped)

Willy Wonka questions for use during watching film