A PowerPoint explaining how unseen poetry will be assessed and what to look for in a poem when analysing.

A full lesson on AQA Unseen poetry with regards to the first question of analysing a poem. There is a model answer and a format on how to answer the question. There is also some analysis of key quotations as well as subject terminology.

This booklet contains all the key extracts and quotations from Stave 1 with definitions of words from the extracts and quotations.

A complete lesson introducing the poem and looking at gratitude as well as analysing the poem.

Comparing Presents from my Aunts in Pakistan and Search for my Tongue, including a model paragraph/exemplar answer.

A worksheet for pupils to analyse the poem, exploring language and structure.

A lesson exploring Language Paer 1 Q1 and Q2 using Victorian Gothic Literature.

Exploring the context of the poem, what the poem is about and analysing the poem Exposure by Wilfred Owen.

2 lessons inspired by The British by Benjamin Zephaniah, where the pupils explore how culture is presented in the poem as well as writing their own culture poem.

London resource includes: Context Analysis of London Form and structure Themes

A list of subject terminology including language and literary devices to help pupils understand the differences between word classes as well as for revision. This is a resource mainly for KS4 but some of the devices can be used for KS3. Some examples are: similes, metaphors, personification, pathetic fallacy and juxtaposition.

This resource has the format for each question for Language Paper 1 AQA GCSE. The questions also have the amount of marks as well as the timings for each question. The resource also has tips for Question 5 on what to include based on the mark scheme.

Charge of the Light Brigade resource includes: Context Analysis of language Form and Structure Themes

A wordsearch for KS4 Romeo and Juliet with a challenge task provided. Can be used as a starter to engage pupils as they enter the classroom.

A list of keywords for KS4 higher ability Romeo and Juliet to help consolidate pupils’ learning and for revision.

This lesson focuses on the beginning of A Christmas Carol (Stave 1) and focuses on the key extract of how Scrooge is described. The lesson has challenges to challenge higher ability pupils as well as exemplar analysis to help middle ability pupils. The lesson also gives pupils the ability to write their own paragraph on how Scrooge is presented in the extract. There is also a recall starter in line with the previous lesson. Throughout the lesson, there is vocabulary to aid the pupils, such as metamorphosis and hostile.

Revision on Gerald- key quotes that have been analysed, including subject terminology, context and audience’s reactions.

Revision of Sheila- analysis notes including key word analysis, key quotes, audience’s reaction and context.

This resource contains analysis notes for Mr Birling, including key quotations for his character, subject terminology, specific words that have been analysed and the effect on the audience through Mr Birling’s speech. A brilliant resource for revision!