Powerpoint to accompany the ending of A Christmas Carol and guide students through Scrooge’s complete transformation.

Powerpoint with guiding questions for the poem. Largely requires independent analysis from students in groups.

Useful for A level English Language. Based around the AQA assessment scheme, but could be used for other exam boards. Talks through contextual factors affecting the political rhetoric used of both Donald Trump and Barack Obama (focus mostly on the latter). Powerpoint and transcripts of both speeches provided, with differentiated guiding questions for Obama speech.

Revision posters and generic prompt questions for each of the AQA A level English Language levels/lenses. Used as display/ revision resource or for a carousel task whereby students visit each language level station and apply the questions to a text for analysis.

Introductory lesson to poetry anthology, with specific focus on Sonnet 43. Example question included.

Guides students through a reading of the poem with a focus on comparison with other love poems in the WJEC Eduqas anthology.

Lesson powerpoint and plan to accompany a reading of The Soldier from the WJEC Eduqas anthology. Focus on themes and exam expectations.

Complete quiz used on a school trip to London, with four rounds: London, General Knowledge, English Subject-Specific and a picture round of famous authors. Answer sheets included.

Lesson focusing on Stave Two of A Christmas Carol and leading students to consider the impact this ghost has on Scrooge. Hotseating activity and focus on key quotations.

Used to accompany a school trip to London. Includes tasks linked to current GCSE specifications, including poetry analysis, fiction and non-fiction writing and a focus on 19th century context. Activities and a photo challenge for a trip to Shakespeare’s Globe, the Tate Modern art gallery and general sightseeing.

Powerpoint to accompany Stave Four of A Christmas Carol and guide students through an understanding of Scrooge’s transformation up to this point.

Guides students through the poem for the WJEC Eduqas anthology, with key questions worksheet to help with analysis.

Lesson focusing on the second half of Stave Two of A Christmas Carol, with a writing task requiring students to imitate Dickens’ writing style. Extract and writing tips resource included.

Lesson guiding students through a comparison of the characters of Fezziwig and Scrooge, with a class comparison activity and a guided peer assessment resource.

Guides students through the poem with an emphasis and visual stimuli of life in the slum setting of the poem. WJEC Eduqas focus, with differentiated question options for analysis task.

Includes powerpoint slides, poem and planning grid for a full lesson introducing a poetry module or topic. Intended for Year 9, but easily adapted for either Key stage 3 or 4. Uses the poem ‘Introduction to Poetry’ by Billy Collins and includes a starter game and analysis of the poem.

Introduces the novel with an analysis of different versions of the front cover and a diamond nine con text activity.

Intended to begin to allow students to independently interpret and analyse poetry from the WJEC Eduqas anthology. Includes contextual information resource

Multiple resources for use with Jekyll and Hyde, including chapter summary worksheets, key quote lists and analysis sheet, contextual information tasks and potential exam-style questions.

A booklet useful for collating all notes and key ideas relating to the novel, with a summary of WJEC Eduqas exam requirements at the beginning. Includes key theme analysis, space for summary of each stave and tasks to analyse key characters.