An Easter lesson which teaches comparing two sources but in a fun and interesting way. It is designed to teach identification skills at a time when pupils are flagging! This has been designed as an online lesson but you will be able to adapt it easily for classroom use. Comes with many external hyperlinks for this purpose. Learning outcomes: I can identify the viewpoints in both texts and can describe some of the similarities and differences. I can identify the viewpoints in both texts and can explain what the main subjectivity and objectivity are. I can make clear comparisons of viewpoint based on inferences from the text and language used. I can examine links between the texts, their viewpoints and the time when it was written

Initially designed for very low ability Year 7’s ( Nurture groups). Would also be suitable for KS2. Power points for each lesson. Work book for students to write into. Homework choice board- students pick one activity to complete for each homework.

An interactive resource. Originally designed for online learning but can easily be adapted for class by printing off some some of the slides

An interactive resource originally designed for Online use but easily adapted for the classroom. You WILL have to adapt this if using in a classroom situation but could easily print off some activities.

An interactive resource originally designed for Online use but easily adapted for the classroom.

An interactive resource originally designed for Online use but easily adapted for the classroom. You WILL have to adapt this if using in a classroom situation but could easily print off some activities.

An interactive resource originally designed for Online use but easily adapted for the classroom. You WILL have to adapt this if using in a classroom situation but could easily print off some activities.

An interactive resource originally designed for Online use but easily adapted for the classroom. You WILL have to adapt this if using in a classroom situation but could easily print off some activities.

An interactive resource originally designed for Online use but easily adapted for the classroom. You WILL have to adapt this if using in a classroom situation but could easily print off some activities.

Interactive resources originally designed for Online use but easily adapted for the classroom. You WILL have to adapt these if using in a classroom situation but could easily print off some activities. Includes: commas Apostrophes for omission semi colon colon

An interactive resource originally designed for Online use but easily adapted for the classroom. You WILL have to adapt this if using in a classroom situation but could easily print off some activities.

An interactive resource originally designed for Online use but easily adapted for the classroom. You WILL have to adapt this if using in a classroom situation but could easily print off some activities. This power point covers two ways that commas are used.

Eleven lessons which follow each chapter of the book and additional lessons on character, creative writing a book reviews. Lesson 1-The Ground Gives way Identify and interpret explicit and implicit information and ideas. Lesson 2 - Digging with Stig Identify and interpret explicit and implicit information and ideas. Lesson 3 - It warms you twice To identify and use a range of vocabulary Lesson 4 -Gone a hunting To select appropriate language for creating an argument Lesson 5 - The Snargets To identify implicit and explicit information in the text. Lesson 6 - Skinned and buried To select relevant information to include. To structure the file appropriately using features e.g. titles, subheadings, tables, images etc. Lesson 7-Party Manners To identify implicit and explicit information in the text. Lesson 8- Midsummer night To identify implicit and explicit information in the text Lesson 9- Characters To explore the characters in the novel – Stig Of The Dump. Lesson 10-Creative To create an imaginative response to the novel. Lesson 11- To review the writer’s ideas. HOMEWORK