Complete lessons including analysis and student tasks and examples: Mr Hyde Setting (AO3 context) Victorian and Stevenson Lombroso theory of criminality Utterson as a character and the antithesis of Jekyll Allusion- Using the door as a motif

Document of teacher notes for pages and expletives of sensitive topics English curriculum links

A choice of 4 Non- Fiction writing tasks for assessment Including whole class feedback Complete and original exams perfect up to Grade 11 USA/ Year 10 UK Curriculums

Teacher Comparison Notes or student revision A Level Literature The Kite Runner and The Outsiders. Does not include quotes, only points of reference in each text appropriate for a term paper, comparison literature essay on the following themes: FRIENDSHIP FAMILY LOYALTY THE OUTSIDER REDEMPTION

Full lesson with interactive film clips to teach structure. Perfect for KS3, KS4, KS4 and FE. Start the lesson with a crossword defining and retrieving 8 structure devices. Or can be used as homework! Lesson teaching 13 structure devices using references from popular culture and film clips. Complete with Pixar short clip after and bingo. Fantastic, fun and engaging way of teaching structure! The students LOVE it! Techniques such as: Media res, zoom in/ out pathetic fallacy Dramatic irony cliffhanger tension and many more!

4 lessons that can be taught sequentially or as a one off. Lessons focus on: Sentence types, word class, proof reading, punctuation. Appropriate for KS3, KS4, FE, SEND.

Jamila Gavin Paradise Carpet extract used for English Language Paper 1 KS3 exam Based on AQA syllabus but also appropriate for Edexcel or iGCSE 3 questions total Q1- Reading comprehension… find 4 things Q2- Language analysis Q3- Writing descriptive task based on image or story Formative assessment after teaching Iqbal or Stand Alone assessment alongside themes of suffering and Child labour Includes mark scheme and exemplar

Supporting lessons to go alongside Dracula the play: Oxford Playscript Version Includes: Reading comprehension and predictions Structure: Focus shift and tension Vocabulary Persuasive writing

Comparing character representation: You will need to evaluate the representation of: appearance, clothing and manner. Film review: Which one did you prefer and why? Were there any changes to the plot? Why is the text still appropriate and relevant for audiences and readers today? Challenge: Is there an allegory? Explain your answer.

Frankenstein English Language Paper 1 Q1 Q2 Q3 Exam and Mark scheme with example Q1 Reading comprehension Q2 Language analysis Q3 Structure KS3 or GSCE

Display for literature around the world, perfect for libraries or classroom You will need to create your own title You will also need a map, strings and pins The download includes a selection of authors from around the world, their famous published work and a synopsis of the text Includes 20 different authors

Full lesson with starter responding to statement Analysing the effect of devices and improving response with rhetoric Writing task and improving student response. Includes peer assess and self assess opportunities

Exploring Inequality: Paper 2 Non-Fiction focus for equality and diversity. Full SOW with 7 week lessons (254 slides) including: weekly spellings of new vocabulary from scheme, weekly homework, with formative mini mock paper 2 questions. AQA Language Paper 2 focus reading and writing Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4, Q5 and speaking and listening opportunities Week 1: Features of a speech: Emma Watson He for She speech HW DREAM FORESTS language techniques recap Week 2: Comparing 2 non fiction texts: Malala autobiography and Kabul article or He for She for LA. Rashford article Q3 language analysis, exploring rhetoric. HW Watson and Malala Week 3: Refugee focus on language and rhetoric. Floella Benjamin language analysis and Q3. Write a speech with a focused title. HW MLK speech Week 4: Comparing non-fiction articles: Sport Articles honing in on evaluative skills, Q2/ Q4 focus. Q3 DIRT. MLK speech. HW Research speech Week 5: Chimimanda Adichie speech The Danger of a Simple Story. Queen Elizabeth I’s troops at Tilbury. Plan speech. HW revision cards. Week 6: Draft and edit speech all week. Building confidence in speaking. Abdel Magied- What does my headscarf mean to you? Applying mark scheme. Week 7: We shall fight on the beaches. Speaking and listening focus. DM Speech: Gender in sport or pay gap, Equality. All lessons provided in bundle with additional homework. Full printable booklet saved to word for resources.

Range of lessons for the scheme ‘outsiders’ Incorporating skills for language paper 1 and paper 2 Looking at: David Walliams Boy in the Dress R J Palacio Wonder Roald Dahl Matilda JK Rowling Harry Potter Creative writing Disney’s Monsters Inc Charles Dickens Scrooge Veronica Roth Divergent Ferlinghetti Two Scavengers in a truck Katherine Rundell Rooftoppers With spelling tests and vocabulary and 3 weeks of homework

Up to 3 single lesson focus- Exploring what is social responsibility with examples Writing a speech focusing on social responsibility Edit/ redraft and persuasive writing skills Debate lesson

Complete lessons for chapter 3 with a range of skills and starter tasks: Exam practice: What is antithesis and how are Curley and Slim the foil of one another? Speaking and listening and creative writing: Candy as a character and what he symbolises Candy’s dog and reflecting on how the dog symbolises Candy Creative writing lesson- Candy as stimulus or Candy’s dog shooting Exam practice Fight scene- Foreshadow and How is tension created? Reading comprehension quizzes and exploring George and Lennie’s symbiotic relationship Hot seating

Complete assessment of 35 minutes. Extract from Charlotte’s Web With 2 assessment questions Reading comprehension out of 4 Language analysis paragraph exploring the effect of language techniques With complete mark scheme out of 10

Challenge your students to use ambitious vocabulary when analysing rather than SHOWS or TELLS Selection of alternative and high level words

Comparing character representation: You will need to evaluate the representation of: appearance, clothing and manner. Film review: Which one did you prefer and why? Were there any changes to the plot? Why is the text still appropriate and relevant for audiences and readers today? Challenge: Is there an allegory? Explain your answer.

Orwell 1984 Paper 1 Q2 Q4 language gcse revision

Complete powerpoint with 30 Optical illusions To be used for form time, fun, art, english, inference, deduction, drama speaking and listening, ESL, SEND