Share with students to help them write their rationales for their IB Language and Literature written tasks

Assembly with captivating images and a question to encourage thoughts and ideas.

A plan for the SL Paper 1 text: How to attract a woman without even trying.

This is for secondary students. It includes images and questions - encouraging students to reflect on how they perceive themselves and use celebrities as examples.

Comparing Poe's 'The Raven' to 'The Simpsons' episode inspired by the original story

An assembly encouraging students to reflect on what a hero is, what a hero looks like and what a hero means to them. Full of thought provoking questions and content.

An introductory powerpoint for parents to the CAS element of the IB.

A fun activity. Fun for team building or ice breakers at the start of a new term. Each image is followed by three choices where students have to decide what happened after the image was taken.

Excellent assembly resource with controversial images, thought provoking questions to encourage discussion and debate.

Who inspires you to succeed. A thought provoking assembly with engaging images.

A variety of debate topics and ideas.

A variety of debate topics

Introduction to importance of reading literature and how one may approach it - planned for an IB English Lang and Lit HL group

A step by step guide of how to have an actual debate in the classroom - just like they would do in the real world!

An interesting approach, covering the following objectives: Identify the most famous image of Frankenstein’s monster. Discuss our perceptions of a what it is to be a ‘monster’ - with reference to Ted Bundy, Myra Hindley and Hitler. Visualise and create Shelley’s Monster using quotations and your own interesting descriptions. Reflect on your learning.

Challenge your students to read a wider variety of texts

An example PEDAL paragraph analyzing the use of language in the opening of Shelley's Frankenstein

Teach students the importance of perspective - visual resource

A simple lesson planning template - great for NQTs

A lovely resource with colorful and engaging images to encourage reflection and thought. The text included is magical!

Makes reference to Shelley's Frankenstein