Poetic terms glossary linked to AQA Worlds and Lives anthologyQuick View
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Poetic terms glossary linked to AQA Worlds and Lives anthology

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Glossary of poetic terms each with an example from AQA Words and Lives anthology. Highlighted terms are required, more sophisticated terms are explained but not highlighted so the list is differentiated. Could be used as a HW task to teach and learn different terms. Useful to trim and stick in the back of exercise books for easy reference.
The Colour of James Brown's Scream Chingonyi Kumukanda anthology for CIE English LiteratureQuick View
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The Colour of James Brown's Scream Chingonyi Kumukanda anthology for CIE English Literature

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Series of lessons laying the context and themes of the Kumukanda anthology for Cambridge International English Literature GCSE, Poetry, via focus on the first poem of the collection ‘The Colour of James Brown’s Scream’. Long and very detailed slide deck with differntiated tasks taking the pupils through short clips video clips, paired tasks and teaching by clear animated annotations on each section and line of the poem. Ends with a model essay and frame with sentence starters taking pupils through how to write an essay answering a typical CIE poetry question on this poem.
Poetry glossary for AQA Love and Relationships anthologyQuick View
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Poetry glossary for AQA Love and Relationships anthology

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Poetic terms glossary giving clear everyday examples where appropriate as well as each term having an example from the Love and Relationships anthology for AQA. Useful for quick reference - pupils can stick the glossary into their books. Also useful for HW tasks. Differentiated by colour coding between terms it is essential to know and terms which will extend thinking.
Kayo Chingonyi Kumukanda Poetic terms glossary for CIE GCSE LiteratureQuick View
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Kayo Chingonyi Kumukanda Poetic terms glossary for CIE GCSE Literature

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Detailed glossary of high impact poetic and post-colonial terms to aid study of the 15 poems in the Kumukanda collection by Kayo Chingonyi, currently on the Cambridge International GCSE English Literature syllabus for examination 2026, 2027, 2028. Each term is explained via exemple to at least one of the poems in the CIE collection. This glossary is differentiated by colour coding - necessary terms students need to know to write about poetry, and extra terms to help extended thinking. It could be used as a series of HW tasks to enrich the study of the poems, also as a useful reference aid that students could stick into the back of their exercise books. Useful for those wishing to reach the higher levels of the assessment criteria. Series of lessons on these poems will available shortly.