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Hi, I'm Sarah, and I've been teaching for over a decade. I graduated in 2006 with a degree in Primary Education, but have taught in both Primary, Secondary and FE settings. My resources are primarily aimed at students aged 9-16+, and are mainly resources to be used in English lessons. I try to make resources that can be easily adapted for all types of abilities and ages. I hope you find my resources useful. Please feel free to leave me feedback on my resources - I'd love to hear your thoughts!

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Hi, I'm Sarah, and I've been teaching for over a decade. I graduated in 2006 with a degree in Primary Education, but have taught in both Primary, Secondary and FE settings. My resources are primarily aimed at students aged 9-16+, and are mainly resources to be used in English lessons. I try to make resources that can be easily adapted for all types of abilities and ages. I hope you find my resources useful. Please feel free to leave me feedback on my resources - I'd love to hear your thoughts!

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Pride and Prejudice Comprehension Practice
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Pride and Prejudice Comprehension Practice

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An extract from the novel Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen with questions attached. The questions explore all aspects of the novel and the authors writing style, including language and literal meanings. ***The extract is the copyright of the author and her estate.***
St George and the Dragon - Comprehension/Context
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St George and the Dragon - Comprehension/Context

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A one-off resource that could be used on Saint George's Day or as part of a unit on legends. This resource comprises a copy of the legend of Saint George and the Dragon, along with some comprehension questions and a context activity focussing on some of the words within the texts. Easily adaptable for LA or SEN groups also.
Wallace Hartley Comprehension Activity
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Wallace Hartley Comprehension Activity

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A comprehension practice activity using Wallace Hartley, the bandmaster of the RMS Titanic, as the topic. The information links to the questions and requires the students not only to read carefully, but to read between the lines and pick out alternative information. * The source of the information is indicated on the information sheet*
Reading Skills - Annotating Poetry
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Reading Skills - Annotating Poetry

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A PowerPoint and resources to introduce the idea of annotating poetry to upper KS3 and all KS4. This allows whole-class annotation followed by peer work and answering questions to aid understanding. Both poems are freely available on the internet - just look for 'Mirror' by Sylvia Plath and 'Mid-Term Break' by Seamus Heaney.
Using Poetry* to assess Reading Skills
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Using Poetry* to assess Reading Skills

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Two assessment pieces designed to assess the reading skills of higher ability Grade 7-10 students. However, the poems and questions can be used as a pre-exam revision task also. The task is designed to assess all elements of reading skills. *The poems being assessed by these questions can be downloaded via the internet for free.
Punctuation Practice (2)
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Punctuation Practice (2)

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A set of five novel extracts (all copyrights to the authors) from classic fiction to exam board favourites, each with their key punctuation marks missing. The tasks are easily adaptable, and answers are included.
Vacation Box
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Vacation Box

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I have used this with various groups, and always get interesting and diverse results! Great practice for selecting and explaining choices. Great to use as a pair/share or whole-class individual speech task.
My Family Tree
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My Family Tree

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Used as an initial resource for work on a topic entitled 'All About Me' this resource is really useful to enable students to ask questions about their family. Have used it it with many groups, and with students who are adopted or fostered. It can be a great way of introducing discussion around the topic of families, and their diversity.