Jessica Elizabeth
Currently teaching English to 11-16 year olds at an outstanding school. All resources are created to the highest standard, with an easy to follow, colourful, engaging powerpoint.
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Currently teaching English to 11-16 year olds at an outstanding school.
All resources are created to the highest standard, with an easy to follow, colourful, engaging powerpoint.
All resources
Of Mice and Men - Chapter 1 - The Bunkhouse
A lesson focusing on the difference between the itinerant workers and the boss using the bunkhouse to help.
Of Mice and Men - Characters
Lesson which focuses on women in the 1930s.
Serves well as an introductory lesson to the novel and covers an interesting letter from Steinbeck.
George and Lennie's History - Of Mice and Men
A lesson which allows the pupils to consider what Lennie and George’s history actually was. Creative writing involved.
They then read about it and answer specific questions.
Of Mice and Men - The Opening to the Novel
A lesson which covers the first few pages of the novel.
Analysis of the title, board game with analysis style questions and feedback all included.
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A Christmas Carol
Engaging lessons looking at the three ghosts, context and responding to the Eduqas exam style question with high level example included.
Can be easily adapted to suit a range of abilities.
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War Poetry Mini Scheme
A range of interesting and engaging lessons focusing on some key war poems:
War Photographer
Refugees
Out of the Blue
Flanders Fields
Lots of tasks which encourage independent learning, along with some key examples of how to analyse poetry in detail. High ability analysis responses also included.
Solo, paired and group work all part of the scheme.
Taught to a high ability year 8 class but can very easily be adapted to suit all.
Oscar Wilde Famous Sayings and Context
A lesson focusing on what Oscar Wilde was like as a person.
Pupils look at famous saying and epigrams and figure out what they mean, as well as what they reveal about Oscar Wilde himself.
Worksheet included.
Ideal for both KS3 and KS4 as a way into to studying any of Oscar Wilde’s work.