This worksheet is linked to the new Key Stage 2 curriculum. Another worksheet is available for £1 for students who need extra challenge with this topic - https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/-12927573

A lesson on Boy and Mrs Pratchett (from the Dead Mouse Plot). I used it for mixed ability Year 7s.

Narrative structure explained with the help of Homer Simpson.

A worksheet which provides a range of differentiated activities on roman numerals, suitable for Year 6 students.

An extract from Chapter 6 of 'Private Peaceful' when Big Joe goes missing accompanied by 18 comprehension questions. Designed for use with Key Stage 3 classes studying the novel (although this could also be used as a stand-alone comprehension exercise).

25 questions on A Christmas Carol which test literal and inferential comprehension. Perfect for revision for lower-attaining Key Stage 4 classes.

15 comprehension questions on the opening of *Journey to the River Sea. An ideal activity for Key Stage 3 classes who are studying the novel or as a stand-alone comprehension task. These questions follow Bloom’s Taxonomy and increase in difficulty as they progress.

This worksheet is linked to the new Key Stage 2 curriculum.

Match the definitions of words with the poetic device. Ideal as a revision resource or starter activity. Images created by Resources_by_Emma.

Fifteen comprehension questions on Chapter 10 of Lord of the Flies.

This worksheet is linked to the new Key Stage 2 curriculum. Designed to challenge students who have a good grasp of the square and cube numbers. Can either be used as a standalone activity or in conjunction with the first worksheet, which is available here -https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-11784849. Comes with an answer sheet.

This is an extract from Chapter 4 of Danny the Champion of the World by Roald Dahl. It is accompanied by ten comprehension questions suitable for middle-higher attaining KS3 students. It can also be used as a stand-alone comprehension activity.

This worksheet is linked to the Key Stage 2 curriculum. Make a saving! Buy two BIDMAS worksheets for £2 here.

A lesson exploring how the monster’s first tale in A Monster Calls fulfils the features of fairy-tales. Perfect for Key Stage 3 classes studying A Monster Calls.

Learning Aim: To identify word classes in a nonsense poem. This is a lesson for Key Stage 3 classes which asks students to read The Jabberwocky and then explain the meaning of a range of nonsense words in the poem. Students will then identify the type of words used in the poem. E.g. the word ‘slithy’ being used as an adjective.

This worksheet on adding and subtracting negative numbers is linked to the new Key Stage curriculum.

A lesson analysing the language in Tinie Tempah’s song ‘Girls Like’. I used it to introduce to Year 10 to poetry - it’s a great way to prevent the usual groans that happen whenever poetry is mentioned!

This lesson is for Key Stage 3 students. It is on persuasive writing and focuses on repetition and emotive language. The final task asks students to write to their headteacher to persuade them whether or not they think plastic should be banned. Also included is a piece of persuasive writing from the Surfers Against Sewage website about their initiative Plastic Free Communities. There is also a sheet on anaphora and anadiplosis to stretch higher-attaining students.

This worksheet is linked to the Key Stage 2 curriculum. Make a saving! Buy two BIDMAS worksheets for £2 here.

A lesson analysing how character voice is established in the opening of The Hound of the Baskervilles.