I have created 10 PowerPoints that directly compare the 18 poems in the Eduqas Anthology. The slides include: Copies of both poems Contextual information Analysis of title Slides to encourage close word analysis Key comments about structure A modelled paragraph in each PowerPoint that achieves the AO’s Quotes for students to compare from the beginning, middle and end of the poems Guidance for concluding their responses as well as useful connectives. The PowerPoints are as follows: Manhunt and A Wife in London Death of a Naturalist and The Prelude Afternoons and To Autumn Dulce et Decorum Est and The Soldier Hawk Roosting and Ozymandias Mametz Wood and The Manhunt Sonnet 43 and She Walks in Beauty To Autumn and As Imperceptible as Grief Valentine and Cozy Apologia Living Space and London

Aimed at Years 10,11,12 & 13, this assembly defines key terms about alcohol, laws, and the dangers of the effects Includes link to a video at the end

This resource is for children of KS3 with anger issues. It has informative information about anger, how to recognise triggers, ways to control impulses and methods of calming down. It also has a diary to keep a log of times when students have managed successfully to control their anger/emotions.

Easy to set up and play bingo game for all ages (for teachers and students) Quotes on the main bingo card are important quotes from the play and have been linked to the acts that they appear in.

All 18 poems, in colour, with approx 6 quotes on each slide. Slides have been adapted so you can print straight to A3 or A4.

This resource is designed for the KS4 narrative question on paper one of their final exam. It has 5 lessons in total (but could easily stretch further) that cover each section of a narrative story - with timings. Also included are brief starter activities (SPaG), developing activities, and an example of a complete story that progresses lesson by lesson (can be displayed, printed, or annotated.)

This resource has been made so that you can navigate around a range of characters, themes, symbols and scenes of Macbeth with ease. Simply click the appropriate section and navigate around the slides. Also included: Essay plans and model essays on a range of characters contextual information about the play character analysis introduction to key themes introductions to symbolism in the play models of paragraphs about key characters writing frames for differentiation links to performances some slides include material to print ready to teach Bingo for a bit of fun!