This folder includes a powerpoint which guides students through the poem. The first activity helps them to work out what the Latin sentence “Dulce et Decorum est…” means. This is followed by looking at the poem in terms of Owen’s use of similes, metaphors and imagery. Two example paragraphs of analysis of the first lines of the poem serve as a model to encourage students to write some analysis of their own. A storyboard worksheet is also included which students could complete for homework.This lesson could be used in conjunction with the background lesson on Wilfred Owen, also found here.

Four differentiated work sheets for SEND students. Questions on key lines of the poem. Includes a differentiated PEEL worksheet to allow them to answer an exam style questions.

Please leave a review Here is a lesson I planned for KS3 that was graded as outstanding by my external mentor. This lesson provides you with worksheets/powerpoint/lesson plan. The lesson includes a range of scaffolding and assessment tasks meeting all aspects needed for an outstanding lesson.

War poetry lesson that explores Wilfred Owen’s poem Dulce et Decorum Est in detail. Students explain how they perceive soldiers before looking at the impact gas attacks had on Owen and other First World War soldiers and how Owen presents his war experiences in his poem. Includes detailed teacher and student notes on each of the three stanzas, as well as differentiated activities throughout. A useful lesson for Remembrance Day for KS3 and KS4 students.

PowerPoint with differentiated Worksheets for 2/3 lessons analysing Dulce et Decorum Est by Wilfred Owen. Includes annotations for lower ability students. Also includes an additional creative writing lesson based on the poem with full resources.

This worksheet is based around students understanding of the poem Dulce Et Decorum Est.

Intended for Junior Certificate students. Short activities that encourage students to look at the poem in an analytical manner. Additional notes at the end of the ppt for those students who need additional support approaching the poem. The outline was taken from another TES uploaded and adapted to suit my needs.

Illustrated slide-show of the poem. Animated. Has a greater impact this way. Could be shown with appropriate music.

A lesson which looks at developing an understanding of the poem in a deeper way. Lot of higher level questions, an example response and a handy peer-assessment key included. Colourful and engaging. Can easily be used to aid the Eduqas Poetry Anthology specification or for any War Poetry Modules.

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A resource for both teachers and students. Close Study of Text- Poetry. A line by line analysis of the poem "Dulce Et Decorum Est" By Wilfred Owen. The document is annotated thoroughly and can be used as a guide for when delivering the lesson, or for revision by students.

Full week of lessons covering ‘Who’s for the Game’ by Jessie Pope and ‘Dulce et Decorum Est’ by Wilfred Owen, with full annotations, ‘I DO, WE DO, YOU DO’, WAGOLLs and scaffolded comparisons.

This is a fun, engaging, and highly informative lesson/set of tasks on Wilfred Owen's war poem 'Dulce et Decorum est. This has been taught during an observation lesson where the teacher received an Outstanding judgement. It comes complete with: - Engaging and visual PowerPoint to guide students (and teacher!) through the lesson; - Colourful and thought-provoking worksheet for the main analysis task; - Lesson plan/ teacher guidance sheet, which goes through the lesson step-by-step; - Resources to enable the teacher to make 'flags' for the development task. As well as building students' knowledge of the text, they also learn crucial analysis and speaking and listening skills, in addition to using and applying key terminology. All pictures are licensed for commercial use, and image authors cited on the final slide.

This engaging activity prompts pupils to engage with the imagery used in Wilfred Owen's war poem "Dulce et Decorum est". Pupils are required to read the poem, while locating examples of imagery that correspond to provided images. Pupils must then document the quote from the poem and analyse the effect of the imagery, with the PowerPoint presentation providing the answer and prompting further analysis. They are also encouraged to discuss what they believe to be the most impactful use of imagery in the poem. This activity can be used successfully in a study of War Poetry, imagery or as a supplementary activity in a KS3 History class.

Resources to prepare for a comparison of Dulce et Decorum Est and The Manhunt. Links to other Eduqas poetry resources: Revision Cards https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/eduqas-wjec-poetry-revision-cards-gcse-12107545 Lessons on all poems https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/wjec-anthology-bundle-2-lesson-on-each-poem-11896591 Revision resources: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/wjec-eduqas-poetry-anthology-revising-all-poems-11894072 Bundle: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/wjec-eduqas-poetry-anthology-bundle-gcse-9-1-11815065

A comprehensive KS4 resource exploring meaning behind Wilfred Owen’s famous anti-war poem. This resource begins with background to Wilfred Owen’s military career and the propaganda posters that were used in the era. The resource moves on to explore Owen’s use of imagery and how he uses language for effect. A full annotation of the poem is also included as is a true or false revision activity. Everything you need to prepare your students for this EDUQAS poem in one resource.

A lesson intended aimed at Level 4 - Level 6 students to introduce them to Wilfred Owen's Dulce Et Decorum Est. Contains 3 part lesson, including progress monitors and analysis of language, imagery and tone.

This detailed and visually-appealing resource offers a complete reference point for students learning or revising Wilfred Owen’s World War I poem 'Dulce et Decorum est.’ It contains comprehensive sections on: Context; Line-by-line analysis (with quotes); Poetic Devices/ Language Devices; Themes; Form/Structure; Poems for Comparison; Thoughts of the Poet. Key words and ideas are underlined for easy reference. The resource is designed to be printed onto A3, and is provided as both a PDF and a Word version (so that you can edit if you want to). All images used are licensed for commercial use and are cited on a separate document (included).

A PowerPoint presentation that talks through the poem Dulce Et Decorum Est by Wilfred Owen. Included in the PowerPoint is: -Analysis of Language -Context -A slide about Pope as early versions of the poem were written for her -Meaning of the title -Structure -Attitudes themes and ideas -Rhyming scheme -Poetic Techniques There is one link included and it leads to a dramatisation of the meeting between Owen and Sassoon during WW1 which is followed by a reading of the poem. This has been added purely as a break for students as revising poems can be quite heavy handed. Look out for more of the poems in the WJEC anthology book for 2017 coming out soon. Please leave any constructive criticism or positive feedback below and apologies for any mistakes or inaccuracies you may find. To find more English and History Resources visit my shop -- https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/lydiafirth

A lesson centred on analysing Owen's Dulce et Decorum Est. Works through the mnemonic "A HIT POEM" to cover a multitude of topics. Includes: A 22-slide PPT lesson, with lots of individual activities to choose from; Matched resources; An annotated copy of the poem.