Analysis of structural features in Romeo and Juliet. Students to create their own flow chart based on the structural elements using the model as a guide for their own revision

Language analysis for various devices in Macbeth - set out as quotation explosions with examples for students to complete themselves

Short SOW for the novella 'Chinese Cinderella'. Lesson plans, powerpoints and resources correspond to each other based on the numbers/ letters in the file name. L1 - lesson plan 1 P1 - powerpoint 1 R1 - resource 1 etc.

There are 10 lessons including resources and homework. H is homework, L is lesson plan, P is powerpoint and R is resource. The numbers of each correspond to the same lesson. All of the lessons are full lessons that can be added to and adapted easily.

12 lesson scheme on The Curious Incident including powerpoints and lesson plans. L is for lesson plans and P is for powerpoint. The numbers correspond to the same lessons.

Lesson complete with powerpoint, lesson plan and worksheets.

Lesson based around groups performing their news reports following on from a previous lesson (News Report)

Peer assessing news report presentations based on various criteria for speaking and listening

Students to create their own news report about Scrooge in A Christmas Carol. Good for preparing for GCSE

Asks pupils to focus their arguments and opinions around a particular statement - good to help prepare students for GCSE

Continues to focus on writing letters to argue, looking at varying sentences

Focuses on writing a letter to argue opinions

Word document that can be printed out and given to students as a revision guide. Give pupils a breakdown of the characters including key quotations, the plot and some contextual/ theatrical factors.

This lesson is looking at a Lord of the Flies question from a past paper. It asks students to breakdown what the question is asking them to do in its most basic form.

This lesson looks at an extract and past exam question on A Christmas Carol, focusing specifically on how Dickens has presented Scrooge as an outsider to society. It asks pupils to strip the question down to its most basic form and answer the question themselves

Fun game for revision, could be used as an end of term fun lesson

This lesson requires no printing, only post it notes. It is easier for students to have a copy of the poem in front of them when completing this lesson. Various activities that can be carried out in 2 lessons to help students strengthen their knowledge of the poem.

Lesson plan, powerpoint and resource

Lesson plan and powerpoint

Lesson plan and powerpoint