A variety of writing frames to aid students through writing comparative essays. Writing frames includes: Exposure and Bayonet Charge Exposure and Remains My Last Duchess and Ozymandias The Prelude and Storm on the Island Charge of the Light Brigade and Bayonet Charge

A full walk through of Language Paper 1, Reading Section- The Silk Factory

Full set of lessons focussing on planning and answering the question: How does Stevenson present Hyde as an outsider to society. Lessons include: A writing frame I do, we do, you do structure Knowledge quizzes (these can be edited from the slides)

Knowledge based retrieval activities. Activities range from ten questions per act, quotatation drills and theme/ character based questions.

A revision lesson where students revise key plot moments, characters and evidence.

Complete lesson focusing on the question, "How does Priestley present Mr. Birling? With a model essay and plan.

A complete lesson exploring Carol Ann Duffy’s poem Havisham and Valentine. The lesson includes both poems with annotations and models on how to compare. This lesson was used with a year 11 class studying Unseen Poetry.

A variety of resources based around an extract from The Sniper. Resource includes all activities and model answers (Including an observation lesson.)

This lesson explores an extract from Life of Pi encouraging students to analyse structure. Extract, model and full lesson provided.

Language Paper 1- Question 3- Using Stephen King and The Birds. Lesson Includes: Engaging Starter looking at the difference between suspense and tension Video clip with worksheet analysing structure Extract with differentiation Model Answer

A full scheme of work for Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night. This was taught to a high-ability to year 8, but can be easily adapted.

A lesson exploring the ceremony scene. This lesson involves group work and is planned based on the A Level Language and Literature course.

A series of Macbeth extracts with planning help. Extracts include: How is the marriage between Macbeth and Lady Macbeth presented How is bravery presented How is Lady Macbeth presented as weak How is good and evil presented How is fear presented How is deception presented (this is a model essay plan with detailed analysis) All relevant to the new curriculum and encourages students to break the question down into ideas and separate them into paragraphs.

A full lesson exploring Carol Ann Duffy’s poem Salome. The lesson includes annotations and context information. This was taught to a year 11 class for Unseen Poetry practice.

Full scheme of work focussing on Arthur Miller’s A View from the Bridge. This was taught to a high ability year 9 group.

Complete lessons using the Kino and the Scorpion paper. Complete with example answers.

A resource made to help low-ability learners answer: Compare how the theme of power is presented in London and one other poem (My Last Duchess)

An activity with analysis questions on both questions.

Complete lessons using the AQA Novemeber 2021 paper. The lessons have mark schemes and example answers.

Full resources, which go through a past exam paper.