A fully resourced SOW for the NEW Alevel specification. Death of a Salesman by Arthur Miller. This SOW is fully resourced, including powerpoints, homework, assessments and opportunities for differentiation. It has proved very successful with Year 12 students who I used this with and can be adapted for how you would like. Students said they found the lessons to be challenging, dynamic and really engaging. Please leave a review if you have a spare minute. Enjoy!

Three example Paper 2 Question 1 questions for the new Cambridge O Level English Language 1123 - for examination from June 2024. Attached are: a speech a letter an article

A resource put together to help explain the anaysis and evaluation sections of the NEA to students. The resource breaks down the NEA into four main components. Analysis (Introduction and Identify Weakness) Evaluation (Causes and Correction

Writing activites and lesson to support the new functional skills specification for September 2019.

8 lessons on teaching Tess of the d'Uberville at AS level developed after a AQA training course in Yorkshire. Includes differentiated activities, introduction to tragic conventions, independent research projects, self assessment progress counters, links to Romanticism and social context.

A series of lessons focusing on Act 4 of "Othello", exploring the use of stage directions, the significance of setting to tragedy and the integrated use of critical theory. Includes annotated extracts, differentiated activities, an assessment paper, exam technique and fully annotated exemplar responses.

A PowerPoint with differentiated questions on Owen Sheers' Marking Time poem. Differentiated questions to help students independently annotate the poem.

Exam question on katherina + petruchio

Created to track your group based on every A0.

The Guide is one which introduces and makes reference to a wide range of language related features and ideas which are ideal to introduce early in the course. As well as a few synthesized lists of theorists and key terms there are also diagrams and exemplars which help explain some of the trickier ideas around phonetics and grammar as well as discourse or pragmatics. Following this is a little book of extracts for early language analysis, posters, blogs etc which articulate language in action. Lastly some mock exam questions and papers, especially on accent and sociolect for students to practice or to set as mocks. Not sure if this is for you? Check out my free resources and you will see the standard and quality I choose to work at, hopefully this will reassure you that you will get value for money and not a quick worksheet copied off Wikipedia!

Lessons on Act three of the play and AO4, focusing on Greek and Theatrical conventions. Includes annotated extracts, differentiated activities, assessment paper and feedback lesson, annotated exemplar responses, self-assessment and a Unit of work.

A full PowerPoint lesson that focusing on socialist ideas within the text as part of the social protest and political genre. Includes fully annotated extracts from the text, differentiated activities and exemplar responses.

A full PowerPoint lesson that focusing on gender and sexuality within the text as part of the social protest and political genre. Includes fully annotated extracts from the text, differentiated activities and exemplar responses.

PowerPoint lessons to teach aspects of tragedy in Act One of "Othello". Includes differentiated activities and starters, assessment preparation and assessment with a feedback lesson, and analysis of the context of the play and relationships between charaters. Annotated extracts from Act Two are also included.

An introductory lesson to the text "The Handmaid's Tale" through the lens of social protest and political writing. Includes fully annotated extracts from the text, differentiated activities and key understanding of social context and aspects of genre.

This scheme of work is aimed at KS3, building up the skills needed for OCR's English Literature New Spec GCSE. This presentation includes 5 whole lessons. These lessons look at The Yellow Wallpaper, focusing on language analysis skills (AO2) and building in historical context (AO3), specifically looking at feminism in the late 1800s. Full copies of the text are available for free online - which I printed off for pupils to use alongside this scheme.

Resources will be updated/added over course of year. This pieces could not have been completed without the assistance of other authors on TES, please do invest in their resources as they are invaluable. Please review where possible, and let me know if anything is wrong/omitted etc.

Resources will be added over the next couple of weeks.

Details of 13 lessons on Mary Shelley's Frankenstein for the new Edexcel AS English Literature spec (prose comparison). Due to workload, these resources are not up to the standard of my premium resources and do sometimes borrow from others' ideas and free TES resources. Moreover, a few resources are detailed on the lesson plans, but not uploaded due to copyright - these are from Teachit and emagazines. I have put details of these resources on my lesson plans so you will be able to locate the Teachit resources (available free as PDFs) and the emag articles if your centre has a subscription. I hope they are of use.