A complete and annotated copy of the Eduqas Poetry Anthology. Handy tool for teachers and students.

Seven extracts with exam style questions on both character and theme. Perfect revision tool! Please note: all questions have extracts attached as in the first Eric example.

A complete unit of work to support the teaching of A Christmas Carol in line with the new Eduqas Literature GCSE. This scheme includes a complete written scheme of learning as well as a 154 slide / 24 lesson powerpoint and all supporting resources. Lessons are differentiated, complete with LOs and Outcomes for AO1, AO2 and AO3, and include a range of independent and collaborative tasks to support both the reading of the novel and the exam prep. Ready to teach!

A full scheme of learning including resources to teach narrative writing in an engaging way. Students explore popular superheroes to develop their own short stories. Lessons cover: Narrative structure Characterisation Creating and describing character Hero vs antihero Descriptive writing Creating imagery Show not Tell Moral lessons Writing dialogue Describing setting Tension in stories Narrative hooks Full and comprehensive SOL. Well differentiated. Created for Year 7 - could be used at Key Stage 2 or 3.

A scheme of learning that teaches about the crime genre and explores the role of the detective in bringing justice for victims of crime. Covers: genre key ingredients of crime texts analysis and annotation of extracts types of crime narrative structure narrative style justice context of crime/origins character archetypes crime scene exploring and evaluating various detectives.

Three lessons on formal letter writing. Lessons include LO and outcomes, group tasks, independent writing, peer assessment and focused target improvement. Resources included.

Seven exam questions with carefully chosen extracts. Perfect for revision and booster! Please note: all questions have extracts included.

A Romeo and Juliet scheme originally written for Y8. All resources included.Extracts are analysed for language and structure.

A complete unit of work to facilitate the teaching of A Christmas Carol in line with the Eduqas Literature GCSE. This engaging and challenging scheme includes a 20 lesson powerpoint along with all supporting resources. It is a working scheme used for both Year 10 and Year 11 high and lower ability students. It is easily adapted for lower ability. Lessons are differentiated, complete with LOs and Outcomes for AO1, AO2 and AO3, and include a range of independent and collaborative tasks to support both the reading of the novel, analysis of the whole text, writing confident evaluative responses and exam prep (revision tasks and exam questions) Context embedded throughout 8 ‘Exploding Extract’ exam questions based on both character and theme. Ready to teach!

Thorough Place Poetry Scheme of learning, comprising of 18 lessons. The scheme covers a variation of poetry styles through the poems: Excerpt from Goblin Market, Christina Rossetti The Chimney Sweeper London, William Blake Spellbound, Emily Bronte Wind, Ted Hughes The Ancient Mariner, Samuel Taylor Coleridge Skills covered include: analysis response writing simple comparison Included: Learning Objectives and outcomes homework slides peer assessment slides guided and independent (supported) analysis supportive writing structure Poetry Anthology Poems and extracts Differentiation where appropriate This scheme is aimed at higher ability students, in order to improve skills of AO1 and AO2, but is easily adaptable to lower ability students. I have taught this to mixed ability Year 7 students using mixed ability groupings, the differentiated outcomes included and support sheets for differentiation. Copies of all extracts and poems are included. Happy Teaching!

Eduqas Fiction Reading Justo exam and supporting powerpoint. AO1, AO2, AO4

A complete unit to support the Shakespeare and Poetry comparison Controlled Assessment. Poems - Porphyria's Lover, Cousin Kate and Valentine.

A full SOW. Included: Reading tasks and questions to support each chapter (can be used for class reading or independent) Intertextual links Exam style questions