13 lessons exploring the poetry of William Blake: The Tyger, The Lamb, London, The Chimney Sweeper (Innocence and Experience). The pack also includes homework tasks, self and peer-assessment sheets and scaffolded worksheets. Lesson 1 - Reading and Annotating The Tyger. Lesson 2 - Analysing The Tyger (essay practice) Lesson 3 - Reading and Annotating The Lamb. (Including context) Lesson 4 - Analysing The Lamb. (essay practice) Lesson 5 - The Tyger vs The Lamb. (comparative essay practice) Lesson 6 - Reading and Annotating London. (including context) Lesson 7 - Analysing London (essay practice) Lesson 8 - Structure of London Lesson 9 - Reading and Annotating The Chimney Sweeper. (including context) Lesson 10 - Analysing The Chimney Sweeper. (exam practice) Lesson 11 - Reading and Annotating The Chimney Sweeper (The Experience). Lesson 12 - The Chimney Sweeper: Comparison (comparative essay practice) Lesson 13 - Revision lesson for exam on poetry.

Revision booklet focusing on: Key themes Character breakdowns Key scenes Production concept Stage Types Set design Lighting Sound and Music Design ideas

A lesson that breaks down what to include in an evaluation and how to make the most out of the notes. Includes a WAGOLL paragraph.

48 page booklet that covers all possible aspects of section A. Practice questions Rehearsal techniques Movement Voice Costume, hair and make-up Example answers Activities Character analysis Stage style Production style Performance style OPC Set and props Structure Background and context Episode breakdown Setting Key themes Dialogue Timings

Breakdown of what must be included in each paragraph. Made for Eduqas, could be adapted.

Exploring: Naturalism Given Circumstances Emotion Memory Magic If Tempo-Rhythm Units (of action) and objectives Super Objective Circles of attention

Drama - GCSE - Eduqas Includes breakdown of four main themes and how they link to the play. Lots of time to talk and workshop ideas.

Pointless gameshow style revision lesson, for Drama GCSE. I allow all groups to stay in for the whole game, until the grand final. The team with the lowest score wins. Each round a different spokesperson must give the answers. Highest scoring team starts each round 4 teams. Press the question to reveal the answer. Press the answer to reveal the number.

GCSE DRAMA - EDUQAS Context and structure lessons. Could be taught in one lesson, or across two.

The IT by Vivienne Franzmann - Eduqas GCSE Drama Powerpoint lesson outlining OPC information - for set and costume.

Lesson breaking down the key elements of set design. Independent tasks. Quiz

Match-up worksheet. Images, diagrams and descriptions.

Eduqas GCSE Set Text. Exploring OPC lighting choices and how to create an atmosphere with lighting.

Based on the TV show ‘Pointless’ this ppt, is a great revision resource. Categories: OPC Facts about Grace Chorus Who said it? Themes Styles Staging Types of Props Head to head round Anagrams