This PowerPoint gives guidance on the Paper 1 exam format and provides opportunity to practice comparing poetry. It is best used alongside teaching the poems individually and slotting in exam practice as and when the poems have been covered in class. Check out my bundle ‘Edexcel IGCSE English Literature Poetry’ which includes this PowerPoint as well as lessons that cover all 16 Anthology Poems. *Please note that the Examiner Report document is readily available from the Pearson website for free and is not included in the price. I have attached it here simply for your convenience. Contents: Section B explained Mark Scheme explained How to use a themes chart for revision 4 Practice Exam Questions with guidance on planning and organizing your answer. Model Answers

This reading comprehension passage about Greek Mythology is designed with your students in mind, ensuring a delightful and educational experience. What makes this resource a must-have for teachers and their students? Engaging Content: This easy-to-understand passage is designed to spark curiosity and foster a love for reading. Test Knowledge: 10 MCQs are provided to encourage critical thinking and ensure a deep understanding of the passage. Answer Key: Easily assess student progress. What is all included in this: Reading Passage with colorful picture 10 descriptive questions 5 True/False questions 5 short answer questions answer key Thank you for choosing to inspire and empower your students! Your FREE worksheets are waiting… visit PrintableBazaar now! Summary of passage Greek mythology contains stories of gods, goddesses, and heroes from ancient Greece, used to explain the world and teach lessons. Zeus, the king of the gods, controlled the weather with his thunderbolt and was married to Hera. Poseidon, the god of the sea, was known for his temper and created horses. Athena, the goddess of wisdom and warfare, helped heroes in their quests. Hercules, a famous hero, completed the Twelve Labors with his incredible strength. Medusa, a terrifying monster, turned people to stone until defeated by Perseus. These stories of adventure, drama, and magic have been passed down for centuries and continue to inspire. Greek mythology is a captivating world that teaches lessons of bravery, wisdom, and friendship. Explore the amazing tales that have captivated people for centuries.

A 28 slide, two lesson presentation covering the poem ‘London’ in detail. Annotations for the entire poem as well as example analytical paragraphs. The lessons feature a range of individual and collaborative tasks to develop students’ understanding of the poem.

This worksheet features two parts: 18 Matching and 8 Short Answer questions with vocabulary on greetings and basic expressions. Activity Idea: After completing the worksheet, have students write a short script with a partner in class using the new phrases!

Two lesson plans (21 slides) that guide students’ analysis of the poem ‘Disabled’ by Wilfred Owen and prepares them to answer an exam-style question. I have used the Edexcel IGCSE English Language mark scheme and examiner feedback for the second lesson - these could easily be swapped with a different mark scheme more relevant for your class.

6 week writing unit based on The Firework-Maker’s Daughter by Philip Pullman. Suitable for Years 3 and 4. 29 writing lessons, 6 guided reading lessons. SmartNotebook slides are very detailed as the unit was planned for during lockdown so videos were made using the slides. (also converted into Power Point - may need to be edited) Grammar focuses: fronted adverbials and speech marks. Daily 5 minute starters on 4 out of 6 of the weeks on the SmartNotebook slides, all based on the section of the books focused on in the lesson. Lesson planning was written for the children at home so is a summary of the lesson and written in a child-friendly way. Book was used when teaching Earthquakes and Volcanoes topic.

This step-by-step print-and-go resource is great for modeling and guiding students to break down and analyze the poem “The Raven,” by Edgar Allan Poe. This 5-day lesson plan will help you guide your students through close reading and annotating to gain a deeper understanding of a well-known piece of literature. The lessons focus on different literary and sound devices, such as alliteration and internal rhyme. Students also take a deeper look at the impact figurative language, such as metaphors, personification, and allusion, has on the meaning of a text. Students will analyze how the author creates the tone and mood through word choice, repetition, and more! This resource includes the following: Teacher Directions - A five-day lesson plan that outlines the close reading and annotation process. Who was Edgar Allan Poe? - This is a one-page short biography of Edgar Allan Poe that briefly explains what he is known for. Sound Devices, Figurative Language, & Tone/Mood - Note pages, or posters, for the types of sound devices, figurative language found in the poem, as well as mood and tone. The note pages/posters include definitions, examples, and non-examples. The Raven Poem & Annotation Color-Coded - Copy of the poem, with vocabulary definitions, and room for annotations. The color-coded key for annotations matches the colors of the note/anchor chart handouts. A key for suggested annotations is included. Plot Sequencing Activity - This activity includes plot pictures, event descriptions, plot map and a teacher key. Assessment - The assessment includes vocabulary, plot, and comprehensive questions. It includes a teacher key.

"Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightning Thief" Novel Study Explore the thrilling world of Greek mythology and modern adventure with this comprehensive novel study for “Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightning Thief” by Rick Riordan. Perfect for middle school students, this novel study guide is designed to enhance reading comprehension, critical thinking, and literary analysis skills through engaging activities and assessments. What’s Included: Chapter-by-Chapter Summaries: Detailed summaries to help students grasp key plot points and character developments. Reading Comprehension Questions: Thought-provoking questions for each chapter to ensure students understand the material and can engage in meaningful discussions. Vocabulary Builders: Lists of challenging words from each chapter with definitions and context usage to expand students’ language skills. Character Analysis: Activities that encourage students to explore the traits, motivations, and growth of main characters such as Percy Jackson, Annabeth Chase, and Grover Underwood. Theme Exploration: Lessons that guide students in identifying and analyzing the major themes of the novel, including bravery, friendship, and identity. Writing Prompts: Creative and analytical writing prompts to help students articulate their thoughts and deepen their understanding of the text. Quizzes and Tests: Ready-to-use quizzes and a final test to assess students’ comprehension and retention of the novel’s content. Answer Keys: Comprehensive answer keys for all questions and assessments to facilitate easy grading and feedback. Why You’ll Love This Resource: Engaging and Interactive: Keeps students interested with a variety of activities and assignments that cater to different learning styles. Comprehensive Coverage: Ensures that students understand the novel deeply and can connect with its characters and themes. Easy to Use: Ready-to-print materials that save you time in preparation and provide clear guidance for effective teaching. Aligned with Standards: Meets common core and other educational standards for middle school English Language Arts. How to Use: This novel study can be used as a full unit or as supplementary material to support your existing curriculum. It’s perfect for guided reading groups, individual study, or whole-class instruction. Encourage your students to delve into the adventures of Percy Jackson while developing their reading and analytical skills. Bring the magic and excitement of “Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightning Thief” into your classroom with this detailed and engaging novel study guide. Ideal for grades 6-8.

Two lesson plans (21 slides) that guide students’ analysis of the short story ‘The Necklace’ by Guy de Maupassant and prepares them to answer an exam-style question. I have used the Edexcel IGCSE English Language mark scheme and a student example for the second lesson - these could easily be swapped with a different mark scheme more relevant for your class.

Contents of pack: PowerPoint presentation that includes: Aims: • Raise awareness of British values and individual liberty Learning outcomes Learning outcomes • Identify your values. • Identify British values. • Take part in a quiz about British values to identify liberties and why we have them. • Answer a question about British values. • Make a poster about British values. Plus: • Task sheets • Writing task • Word search

All About Me Tee – Beginning of the Year T-Shirt Activity What makes your students unique? Let your students share who they are in this fun beginning of the year activity! Use these tees in a fun "Our Class is Tee-rific!" clothespin display—simply have your students cut out their tees, and hang them with clothespins on yarn or string! What's Included? • Example Shirt • Project Ideas • "Shape" Tee – 4 Variations: - Labels with activity title on shirt - Labels with activity title above shirt - No labels with activity title on shirt - No labels with activity title above shirt (Labels for this shirt: Name, Words that Describe me, Self Portrait, Age, Grade, Favorite Food, Favorite Book, and Favorite Color...use these, or use your own idea on the shirts without labels!) • "Star" Tee – 4 Variations: - Labels with activity title on shirt - Labels with activity title above shirt - No labels with activity title on shirt - No labels with activity title above shirt (Labels for this shirt: Self Portrait space for name and drawing, Age, Grade, Favorite Subject, Favorite Color, Favorite Animal, Favorite Food, and Favorite Book...use these, or use your own idea on the shirts without labels!) • Blank Tee – 3 Variations: - Blank tee with activity title above shirt - Blank tee with small title on shirt ("All About Me") - Blank tee with bigger title on shirt ("All About Me Tee") This product comes as a compressed folder—inside, you'll get a PDF packet of the pages, but there is also a subfolder with each page as its own PDF. Choose which shirt you'd like your students to do—or give them some choices! Love this All About Me Tee activity? Please leave a review—I'd love to know how you used it in your classroom, too! Enjoy! – Glue & Ink glueandink.com COPYRIGHT: Product is for personal use only and is not to be redistributed. This means that you are free to use this product for personal use—in the classroom (or at home!) but not for commercial use. The product and/or its parts may not be used in the creation of products to be sold of given away for free on Teachers Pay Teachers or elsewhere. Thank you for respecting Glue & Ink's work! Enjoy!

The Landlady by Roald Dahl is a 5 lesson scheme of work with a 50 slide editable PowerPoint presentation and an 11 page booklet of worksheets. The Landlady by Roald Dahl teaching resource includes a collection of activities for pupils of all abilities: A scheme of work overview with 5 four part lessons covering literary context, plot, character, themes and language Analysis of the characters of Billy Weaver and The Landlady Extension activities Cloze and sequencing exercises Literary context understanding influences - fairy tales - activity and notes A copy of the text link Tales of the Unexpected TV version of The Landlady introduced by Roald Dahl link A modern day version of The Landlady link Analysing Roald Dahl’s use of language to build mood and tension in The Landlady Essay question with planning guidance

Three lesson plans (28 slides) that prepare students for the Edexcel IGCSE English Language exam, Paper 1. The lessons cover the non-fiction text ‘The Danger of a Single Story’, Question 4 practice, and Unseen non-fiction practice for Question 5. Themes covered in starters are media misrepresentation of refugees and gender stereotypes in films. There is also a starter focused on grammar. All handouts are added as a separate attachment or are at the end of PPT.

Save valuable research time and enrich your classroom experience by sharing with your students the profound significance of the International Day of Peace. Each slide in this resource provides clear and concise explanations to address the most commonly asked questions by children during this day or week of Peace Day. The presentation has a range of thought-provoking questions that will encourage your students to reflect deeply and truly grasp the essence of Peace Day. Through these discussions, children will come to understand that peace starts within themselves, and they possess the power to make a meaningful contribution towards global harmony as authentic peacemakers. Embrace the opportunity to listen to your students’ unique ideas and opinions about Peace Day, fostering an atmosphere of open dialogue and mutual understanding. This resource includes: Slide 1: What Is The Meaning of the International Day of Peace? Slide 2: What is Peace? Slide 3: When Was World Peace Day Created? And Why? Slide 4: Why is Peace Day Important? Slide 5: What Will Happen to The World Without Peace? Slide 6: What Can You Do To Contribute To World Peace? Slide 7: Inner Peace for World Peace Slide 8: I Promote Peace in My Classroom Slide 9: Solve Problems Peacefully Slide 10: Peaceful VS Not Peaceful Slide 11: We Have Learned About International Peace Day Formats: Powerpoint PDF Google Slides Keynote JPG images "-------------------------------------------- ★ Related Resources: Download the Spanish Version --------------------------------------------" "------------------------------------------- ★ You May Like These Resources:) International Peace Day Mini-book and Banner/Pennant International Peace Day Acrostic - Peace Dove Craft -------------------------------------------" Happy International Peace Day!

A complete lesson on Real Life Graphs including wordked examples, exam style questions, card matching task and also a plenary quiz.

Fully animated and comes with the sounds from the quiz show. SPaG centred who wants to be a millionaire quiz. Created as a starter to the lesson for Year 6 pupils.

After learning what it means to make inferences, students will be surprised at how much they can infer with very little information. This lesson is easy to adjust depending on time and background knowledge and is a great lesson to springboard into other activities.

Studying Egypt? Want to share with kids some fun mummy facts? Check out this Amazing Mummy Facts FREEBIE. I also have an internet activity on mummies of the world, a reading on Hatshepsut, a reading on Ramses, a unit of study(with notes, links, activities AND an internet Activity) and a review activity on vocabulary on Ancient Egypt.