Marley’s ghost A Christmas Carol with annotated quotes and worksheet for them to make notes. Year 10 Mixed ability but can work with any class. Very difficult to find resources with full annotations and analysis therefore spent a lot of time creating these.

‘Your identity has nothing to do with the town or country or continent you come from. Being British, European, Asian or African makes no difference to who you are.’ Can be used over 2 lessons - Debate + Write up Bingo card can be printed off and given to students - so can the newspaper article Both sides of the argument Mark scheme Step by step guide on how to write out the question Model paragraph Success criteria Challenge Keywords

Preface of A Christmas Carol Context - What happened to Dickens? Give students the images of different genres and ask them to guess what they are - in the slideshow are the answers for each image

to explore an exam question on identity and write the opening of an article Included Newspaper feature bingo card + article Model paragraphs How to strucutre the question

You can use this powerpoint over a few lessons Poverty in the novel how to explore Dickens’ portrayal of poverty and the poor Debate Analysis of quotations Structure on how to answer the question

Very detailed powerpoint Ignorance and Want A Christmas Carol Annotated extracts Linguistic devices

ALL OF STAVE 5 A CHRISTMAS CAROL ANNOTATED WITH ANALYSIS Analysis Keywords You can use this lesson for a full week depending on pace of the class and of course can be amended Hard to find analysis in slides so this saves you doing a lot of work!

ALL OF STAVE 4 A CHRISTMAS CAROL ANNOTATED WITH PELES STRUCTURE YOU CAN CHANGE AND ADAPT TO YOUR SCHOOL Included: Social context Poverty law Annotations Tasks to do Tables to complete Analysis Spend a week using this lesson

WITH KEY QUOTES ANALYSED AND CONTEXT CONTEXT MARK SCHEME QUESTIONS MODEL PARAGRAPHS Can use this over a few lessons

How did Scrooge react when he saw where he was being led by the spirit? Zooming in on quotations Double meanings - alternative interpretations Sentence starters Dynamic Verb Stative verbs

to understand what message Dickens is portraying at the end of Stave 2 Annotated extracts Zoom in on 1 quote with model paragraphs - all different levels What message is Dickens trying to show?

These lessons can be taught to year 7 5 Lessons Only for chapter 1 and to explore how to write a PEE paragraph on Mr Hyde model example in slide

First lesson back for year 11 to go over the context of an Inspector calls

how to review your assessment with a focus on context WHOLE CLASS MARKING FEEDBACK SHEET- Each student ticks what is applicable to them Context for “decrease the surplus population” paragraph 3 types of paragraphs all based on the one below that has been developed to level 6 to show students the progression Dickens presents Scrooge as selfish. When Belle is breaking up with him she says “Another idol has displaced me. A golden one.” Dickens uses a metaphor to show that Belle has been replaced by money and is upset. Scrooge has chosen money over love.

In details 2 lessons with commentary underneath each slide for what needs to be done. Very accessible with annotations and analysis around the poem + Model paragraph.

Paragraphs written for walking away - Structure is not limited to just point evidence explanation but aimed at grade 7/8 for deeper analysis.

how to analyse the way a character is speaking How has Dicken’s presented Scrooge - extract in the powerpoint

I created this lesson for an observation at a boys school and was given an outstanding mark. Bingo sheet with an extract from Animal farm - students must find and highlight the techniques and shout bingo when they have found 3. Great way to engage a boys school on the use of video games + popular game Fortnite

2 lessons on the slide exploring presentation about curley and his wife