A Powerpoint presentation full of easy to follow Kagan Structures. These can be used for a teaching and learning presentation, printed out and used as posters or in a handy teacher booklet.

My resource follows the structure of: Watch any version of Macbeth's Act Five Scene One and start to analyse key quotes. This will put the scene into context. Complete the planning table analysing key quotes from the play. Model analysis provided. Fill in the structured analysis sheet based on the planning on the previous sheet. Model analysis provided.

This is a fantastic revision booklet to use as homework or classroom work. It enables pupils to focus on essay structures, key quote analysis and enhancing their understanding of the novel through symbolism and themes. In particular this booklet lists 29 different quotes from throughout the novel. This resource will be invaluable for those pupils who need to learn and analyse key quotes for their GCSE examinations. Model analysis is provided, therefore pupils get an understanding of how to analyse and what is expected of them.

This presentation includes an indepth analysis of the main characters in the novel Lord of the Flies by William Golding. This is a great resource to use to enhance a teacher's and pupil's understanding of characters and their significance within the novel.

This resource includes an indepth analysis of symbols that appear in the novel Lord of the Flies by William Golding. It also includes a worksheet table at the end that pupils can use to make notes for each symbol that's included in the presentation.

My resource follows the structure of: Watch any version of Macbeth's Act Four Scene Three and start to analyse key quotes. This will put the scene into context. Complete the planning table analysing key quotes from the play. Model analysis provided. Fill in the structured analysis sheet based on the planning on the previous sheet. Model analysis provided.

My resource follows the structure of: Watch any version of Macbeth's Act Four Scene One and start to analyse key quotes. This will put the scene into context. Complete the planning table analysing key quotes from the play. Model analysis provided. Fill in the structured analysis sheet based on the planning on the previous sheet. Model analysis provided.

Each slide includes a different sin, links to parts of the novel and quotes to use as evidence in an essay.

My resource follows the structure of: Watch any version of Macbeth's Act Two Scene One and start to analyse key quotes. This will put the scene into context. Complete the planning table analysing key quotes from the play. Model analysis provided. Fill in the structured analysis sheet based on the planning on the previous sheet. Model analysis provided.

My resource follows the structure of: Watch any version of Macbeth's Act Five Scene Five and Eight and start to analyse key quotes. This will put the scenes into context. Complete the planning table analysing key quotes from the play. Model analysis provided. Fill in the structured analysis sheet based on the planning on the previous sheet. Model analysis provided.

A step by step guide to writing a successful story to fit many titles. Each stage includes a mini success criteria each pupil has to meet in every paragraph of the story. Once the story is complete, by meeting the mini success criterias along the way, the whole story should meet the GCSE Criteria set out by the WJEC Examination Board.

Each slide links to different religious symbolisms in the novel. I have included clear parallels with Adam and Eve, the Garden of Eden and baptism. Quotes are included to use as evidence in extended essays.

This resource can be used whilst analysing different genres of TV game shows, in line with the AQA examination board requirements. Pupils can fill in the work sheets whilst watching different genres of shows then use the analysis sheet to identify similarities and differences, therefore coming up with key conventions for each genre: activity orientated, dating, panel, puzzle and quiz.

During this presentation pupils will be able to plan, create and peer assess their own piece of description. This is a FUN lesson that I have used for inset days, OfSTED lessons and even GCSE preparation lessons. It includes clear Success Criterias that pupils can use as a tick list of aspects to include in their descriptions. I have differentiated the Success Criteria for two differing abilities, therefore this lesson can suit any age ranges. This lesson helps pupils to experience the sensation and emotions of going on a rollercoaster enabling them to plan a piece of description more successfully. So, have fun, let pupils enjoy themselves and more importantly, happy teaching!

A detailed powerpoint that includes activities that follow the whole text, chapter by chapter. Each lesson includes learning objectives and homework. A brilliant resource to help structure a scheme of work or aid someone who hasn’t taught the text before.

Excellent booklet full of key quotes to analyse; character profiles; chapter pages and key themes. A great resources to help structure a scheme of work or a group of lessons. Can be used as a revision resource too.

This presentation includes information that is understandable and easy to follow. Each slide covers theoretical links and symbols that pupils will find useful when writing an extended essay. It also includes a resource that pupils can use to add notes and ideas to when the teacher is delivering the presentation.

How many words can you make from a well known Valentine's phrase! A great resource to use during the run up to Valentine's Day.

Using the clues complete the crossword linked to all things 'Valentine's Day.' A great resource to use during the run up to Valentine's Day.

This resource includes two poetry anthologies that I have used in both Key Stage Three and Key Stage Four. I have included a snapshot of the selection of poems included by listing the first 7 poems in each. There are 16 poems in total for each anthology. Poetry Anthology poems: London- William Blake The Tiger- William Blake Daffodils- William Wordsworth Ozymandias- Percy Bysshe Shelley Nothing Gold Can Stay- Robert Frost Stopping By Woods on a Snowy Evening- Robert Frost I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings- Maya Angelou Differentiated Poetry Anthology poems for a lower ability: Augustus Gloop- Roald Dahl My Teacher Wasn't Half as Nice as Yours Seems to be- Roald Dahl London- William Blake The Tiger- William Blake Daffodils- William Wordsworth Nothing Gold Can Stay- Robert Frost Stopping By Woods on a Snowy Evening- Robert Frost