40-slide group of lessons on Women’s Rights, where students will explore a speech from both Emma Watson and Harriet Martineau. During the week, students will explore the language used by both Watson and Martineau, before applying this into their own work. Works well for Inspector Calls context and with clear links to Language Paper 2, Question 5.

Language Paper 2 Question 5: Newspaper Article Writing 22-slide introductory attempt at writing for LP2Q5 Uses the structure as shown in image Explores newspaper headlines/front covers featuring Boris Johnson, Margaret Thatcher (so it works well with Blood Brothers) and Megan Markle. Aimed more at lower-ability KS4 pupils or KS3 pupils tasting the paper

12-slide lesson exploring three adverts from McDonald’s (two videos one poster) and their use of persuasive techniques. The students will also be defining the persuasive techniques, analysing for their effects, and then - by the end of the lesson(s) will write a persuasive advert, on their favourite food.

25-slide lesson(s) on Social Media Speech Writing By the end of the week, the students will have planned, written and explored examples of a speech around the issues of social media They will also explore four examples (Gemma Collins; KSI; Kim Kardashian; Football abusive posts) and will apply these examples into their speeches Aimed at KS3 and KS4 pupils, in preparation for Language Paper 2, Question 5

34-slide PowerPoint introducing the context and characters of An Inspector Calls Extensive information on the key events, surrounding the time period -Includes videos and a worksheet for pupils to fill in, for notes Perfect for opening the play (aimed more at KS3, but easily adaptable)

Collection of Grade 9-level pockets of analysis for higher ability students to revise (double-sided A4)

Collection of Grade 9-level pockets of analysis for higher ability students to revise (double-sided A4)

Full Murder Mystery lesson, full bespoke storyline Based loosely around Inspector Calls, and would work well with a Sherlock Holmes Scheme of Work Includes PowerPoint explaining how 10-clues lead to the suspect being identified Worksheet included, and full explanation of the mystery itself included in the PowerPoint notes to assist teachers Could work for Year 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 pupils

46 Lesson Scheme of Work for Oliver Twist Aimed at Year 5/6/7/8 Extensive PowerPoints and Worksheets included Incoroporates lessons on poetry and non-fiction Includes typed up version of text (Oliver Twist Retold) Adapted from Mastery Scheme of Learning, in parts

Perfect for a cover lesson Aimed at Year 5/6/7/8 pupils Guided writing lesson, using a gothic picture, which could be adapted for any image and using numerous times Ideal preparation for Language Paper 1 Question 5, for KS4

20 Lesson scheme of work Aimed at Year 9/10 Complete with extensive PowerPoints and Sources Range of activities and worksheets

Higher ability resources, tracking and analysing the use of the Bird Motif in Macbeth. Includes: A 14-slide PowerPoint detailing the use of the use of bird imagery, throughout Macbeth. Analyses the imagery of an ‘eagle, owl, falcon, hell-kite and chicken’ in close detail. A printable worksheet, to be glued into the students’ margins, to allow them to make notes on in their books. Skeleton paragraph structure, for students to follow to assist with the building of the paragraph.

14 Coloured posters including song lyrics, based on literature Can be printed in A3 or A4 The list comprises: Alex Turner (Arctic Monkeys) Kate Bush Ed Sheeran Noel Gallagher Harry Styles Eminem Taylor Swift Tupac Stormzy Kanye West Nicky Minaj Ariana Grande Lana Del Rey Lorde

A4/A5 GCSE Revision Guide An Inspector Calls Extensive notes on context Exploration of key themes, characters Plot summary from start to end Key quotations explained Techniques and devices used explained

Four lessons entitled ‘Hunter v Hunted,’ where students are tasked with writing a dual-narrative poem. The lessons include: Lesson 1: Planning a dual-narrative, with examples from Jaws and The Island of Dr Moreau for inspiration, and question prompts to aid planning. Lesson 2: Drafting lines and crafting the planned idea into the frameworks of a poem. Lesson 3: Writing up the poem, in full, collating the planning of the week. Lesson 4: Performing the poems, to the class.

Four lessons which involves pupils creating their own children’s stories Students will take inspiration from examples and plain their own story They will then be given time to plan and draft their stories A guided writing task will tell them what to place in each sentence By the end of the week, students will have written up their own stories and illustrated them to take home

A4/A5 Othello Revision Guide Aimed at Year 9/GCSE Extensive notes on context Exploration of key themes, characters Plot summary from start to end Key quotations explained Techniques and devices used explained

Fourteen tasks based on the poem Storm On The Island, one slide for each activity. Incorporates: Poetry analysis/annotation Creative writing Context Analytical writing

GCSE Macbeth Revision Guide A4/A5 Booklet Extensive notes on context Exploration of key themes, characters Plot summary from start to end Key quotations explained Techniques and devices used explained

32 question quiz, based on the old Blockbusters show Working PowerPoint with hyperlinks which take you back to the homepage Includes questions on plot/themes/characters/quotations/context

Higher ability-aimed resources, based on the tracking and analysis of the Gun Motif in Blood Brothers. Includes: A brief PowerPoint detailing the main points for the use of the Gun Motif. A worksheet for students to track the use of the Gun Motif, throughout the play. A full written model answer for students to unpick and to aid understanding of the use of the motif.