One or two lessons on Sinead Morrissey’s ‘Genetics’. This pack includes: a lesson plan, PowerPoint, questions, a techniques sheet and a copy of the poem.

This booklet covers all of the poems in the Love and Relationships poetry cluster. It provides exercises and questions which can be used as either teaching or revision activities, suggestions on how to analyse unseen poetry, comparing poems and developing written response skills.

Looking at how Susan Hill uses techniques to create a sense of foreboding in an extract from ‘The Woman in Black’. Powerpoint, extract, table and definitions sheet.

This lesson will help students to analyse the presentation of antisemitism in Chapter 7 of the novel and explores the character of Lieutenant Kotler. Includes the powerpoint and worksheet.

A powerpoint lesson, copy of the poem and some questions. A fun nature poem to engage KS3 students.

Two lessons covering imagery in the poem. Aimed at low ability KS3 students with lots of support and scaffolding. There is also a copy of the poem attached.

Question: How does Edgar Allan Poe use structure to build tension in an extract of ‘The Tell-Tale Heart’? Powerpoint which can be used for an observation lesson. Lesson plan and resources included.

A clear and fun lesson about sentence structure - can be adapted to be used with KS4 students too.

A fun lesson plan, powerpoint and handout which will help KS3 students to write descriptively about their own appearance. Includes references to ‘A Christmas Carol’ and ‘Far From the Madding Crowd’.

This powerpoint includes a series of lessons on the poem aimed at KS3 students. There is also a copy of the poem attached with an example assessment question.

A fun lesson looking at one of Boris’ articles (The writing is on the wall) about computer games and persuasive writing. Includes a copy of the article.