Full scheme of work which includes 19 powerpoints that will take a class through each chapter of the novel exploring characters, themes and context.

A scheme of work that results in students writing their own piece of crime fiction. The scheme explores three different short stories (Lamb to the Slaughter, The Tell Tale Heart and The Landlady) PLEASE NOTE- you will need to source these Through analysing the writing of others, students draft their own piece of fiction with the help of lessons covering sentence forms, setting, character and irony. In the opening lessons, students piece together clues from an image and then use objects and receipts to create a character profile. PLEASE NOTE- you will need to collect enough receipts to give one to each student OR photograph one for the PowerPoint that all students can use

A simple and clear Knowledge Organiser which includes: Key Assessment Skills Plot Summary Key Themes Characters Key Terminology Writer’s Aims

Simple and Clear knowledge organiser for the play including: Key assessment skills Language devices Key Terms Key Quotes Themes

A Unit of work roughly comprising of 15 lessons which takes students through the exploration of language and structure in preparation for Language paper 1. The scheme uses extracts from a range of sources including Game of Thrones, The Hobbit, The Shining and Pennywise. The first sequence of lessons look at different skills such as identifying tension, analysing language techniques, identifying and evaluating structural techniques and exploring setting. There is then a shift to examine a whole paper created from an extract from The Hobbit- each lesson looks at a question from the paper and takes students through how to answer the question with activities and model answers. Finally, there is a walking talking style mock sequence of lessons covering an extract from Pennywise with an optional writing question.

A unit of work consisting of PowerPoints covering: Context and Plot The Prologue Act 1 Scene 1 Romeo’s rejection Act 1 Scene 3 Juliet’s influences Act 2 Scene 2 The Balcony Scene Act 3 Scene 5 Juliet’s refusal of Paris Act 3 Scene 1 Mercutio’s death Act 5 Scene 2 The Ending Lessons have a range of activities for individual, paired and group work and include resources. Activities are differentiated to suit a mixed ability class but could be easily re-labeled to suit your own grading criteria

Simple and clear knowledge organiser for the novel including: Key assessment criteria Synopsis Language devices Characters Themes

A fully resources scheme of work including 11 Powerpoints which cover: Context Opening Imagery George and Lennie’s Relationship Animal Imagery Introduction of Candy Curley’s Wife Dialogue analysis The Fight Scene Crooks Curley’s Wife Death Violence

Full scheme of work covering the play. The pack includes 25 lesson PowerPoints and also includes slides of critical theory and key quotes. The lessons work through the scenes of the play with key information, indicidual and group activities, model answers and a range of talking points.

A simple and clear knowledge organiser that includes: Key Assessment Skills Key Definitions Common Imgaery Essay Structure Common Poetic Movements

Simple and clear knowledge organiser for the novel including: Key assessment criteria Key Terms Language devices Characters Themes Key Quotes

A simple and clear Knowledge Organiser which includes: Key Assessment Skills Plot Summary Key Themes Characters Key Terminology Writer’s Aims

A simple and clear Knowledge Organiser which includes: Key Assessment Skills Key Terminology and definitions for language and structure Narrative Hooks Reading for Meaning Question types

A simple and clear Knowledge Organiser which includes: Key Assessment Skills Plot Summary Key Themes Characters Key Terminology Writer’s Aims

A simple and clear Knowledge Organiser which includes: Key Assessment Skills Poems and their meanings Common Imagery Common Themes Possible Comparisons Context for each Poem

A simple and clear knowledge organiser for the pay including Key assessment Skills Key Terms Key Quotes Key Words Main Characters Themes

Simple and Clear knowledge organiser for the play including: Key assessment skills Language devices Synopsis Key Terms Characters Themes

A unit of work which guides students through different sources of travel writing including extracts from Michale Palin’s North Pole. The PowerPoints give opportunity to explore the writer’s use of language and analyse the writer’s methods. There is also an opportunity to compare different extracts much like in AQA Language Paper 2 At the end of the unit, there is a chance for students to demonstrate their knowledge by creating their own piece of travel writing