This powerpoint guides you through a fun and engaging introduction to poetry. First, we look at language techniques, then we read William Blake's The Tyger and then students write their own poem.

This lesson we look at Maya Angelou's Caged Bird meter, rhyme and rhythm. It includes a powerpoint and the poem. Just as an observation, it does explain how to measure the poem, but the answer sheet includes the syllable count and the rhyme of the chorus only, as I normally do this as a whole class activity.

First lesson of the resources to work on Maya Angelou's Caged Bird. It includes a powepoint, with a short introduction to "What is poetry?", racism, segregation and the Freedom Riders, worksheets, an extra resource bank with audio visual materials. We look at the historical and social background, we see Nicki Minaj reading "Still I Rise", then study black exploitation. Great looking powerpoints with appealing pictures and embed videos.

This powerpoint looks at the structure of the poem, with an overview on techniques. The bunch includes the poem, a set of displays and an extra powerpoint with audiovisual materials.

this lesson, we are looking at Maya Angelou's use of symbolism in the poem Caged Bird. We will be looking at the poem in three levels: A literal meaning, a meaning that is related to the Afro-American heritage and a universal reading.

This lesson explores the use of symbolism in Maya Angelou's Caged Bird at three levels. It includes a slide with answers and some a PEE writing exercise.

A Powerpoint Tutorial followed by two worksheets in Spanish about La Familia: Miembros de la familia. Se llama/me llamo. Tiene x años. These activities are good for Speaking (survey), Writing and Reading skills.

This si the first of two lessons where they look at tone and voice. Great for cover work or when you feel that they need a little break. They look at the poem and illustrate each stanza in the worksheet provided. Also, I attach the displays and a powerpoint with music and videos for this unit.

Fresh presentation introducing domestic animals in French. It includes presentation, repetition (with a game), grammar, and a final listening task.

a useful presentation which covers "je aime, je ne aime pas, je détéste" and basic hobbies.

Presentation the the colours in French. Then, we speak about masculine and feminine and work simple phrases like "a blue fish". We continue with number and gender agreement and a grammar exercise. Then we look at word order and we propose some very simple writing exercises.

Introducing students to different structures with "as-tu" and their answers. Looks at speaking, listening, reading and writing. Plenty of material to last for two lessons.

A series of fun and engaging activities which include sing-along videos, pair work, listening tasks and basic writing "Mon annieversaire..." . There should be enough material for two lessons.

This presentation introduces the numbers 1-20 plus an introduction to the internet platform which I use for homework. There is a revision game and some activities with numbers.

Activity to use as Starter or Plenary, describing Physical Appearance. Pupils to chose a character and to made a Wanted / Se busca poster with the description.

This Powerpoint takes on the case of La Manada, where a young woman was raped by 5 men who later claimed that "it was consensual and she enjoyed it more than we did" and looks at consent and Victim Blaming. It is presented with appealing photographs and easy to follow videos and quotes from both parties. Please use, and share, and teach about consent, rape culture and victim blaming.

First lesson from beginners. I use this for year 7. It covers "comment tu t'appelles" and "ça va?"