Each PowerPoint contains approximately twenty lesson starters. Wide range including grammar, vocabulary-building, higher order thinking skills covered.

20 quality articles culled from newspapers for use in studying Non-fiction.

Contains lots of facts about the role of women in 1930's America. Useful for those teaching OMAM, especially if focusing on Curley's wife. Went looking for something similar, couldn't find anything so I made it myself-it's a little rough, but serviceable.

a powerpoint I made up for teaching my year ten media studies group about the history of Rap music

A comprehensive resource designed to deepen understanding of Aldous Huxley’s ‘Brave New World’. It begins with a general overview and proceeds to detailed summaries and analyses of each chapter, individually addressing the first three chapters and grouping others for collective discussion. The guide provides extensive character profiles and analyses, exploring major and minor figures within the novel. It also examines key themes such as the use of technology for societal control, the pursuit of happiness, and the impact of state power on individuality. Motifs and symbols significant to the novel’s message are discussed, enhancing comprehension of its deeper meanings. The guide includes a variety of essays that contextualise the novel within its historical and literary settings and discuss its broader implications on modern society. Additionally, it offers practical sections like questions and answers, suggested essay topics, and a detailed look into Huxley’s life and influences, making it an invaluable tool for students and enthusiasts seeking to gain a thorough understanding of the novel and its relevance.

An attractively designed 10-lesson literacy unit for Y7 students. (30 minute lessons). Topics are: Parts of Speech, Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs, Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions, Sentence structure and Capitalization. Includes slideshows, worksheets and lesson plans.

A comprehensive resource designed to deepen understanding of William Shakespeare’s ‘The Tempest’. It begins with detailed summaries and analyses of each scene. The guide provides extensive character profiles and analyses, exploring major and minor characters. It also examines key themes, motifs and symbols. The guide includes a variety of essays that contextualise the play within its historical and literary settings.

This is a student-friendly (peer assessment friendly) marksheet for the Edexcel English Language Poetry and Prose coursework, revised specification, current for 2023 onwards. The marksheet uses exactly the same language as Edexcel’s specification document. The marksheet contains a section with 15 suggestions for specific areas to improve on.

33 slide presentation covering the following objectives: Understand major components of the course, including: Areas of Exploration (AoE) 7 Conceptual Understandings (7CU) Global Issues & the I.B. L.P Connection to the Core (ToK, EE, CAS) Text Types The Learner Portfolio. Understand the assessments. Curriculum Preview Very useful for teachers new to IB English A Language and Literature

a lesson showing how to analyse a website as part of the cross-media study assignment

history, influences, development of the musical genre of britpop. refers to cultural phenomenon of 'cool britannia' with hyperlinks to key artistes

a recently discovered environmental catastrophe, this handout, suitable for a full lesson, is adapted from a recent newspaper article

PowerPoint for lesson on analysing a music poster for assignment two of GCSE media studies

This ppt focuses on film promotion.

History of R & B, artistes etc. History of Pop music.

powerpoint charting the development of various electronic musical instruments and their impact on modern music. includes hyperlinks to Youtube videos

history and development of grunge music with hyperlinks to key artistes