Engaging and interactive group work lesson. Students work towards planning at least two essays for ‘An Inspector Calls’.

A lesson on developing inference skills

A lesson on developing analytical writing by linking in relevant contextual ideas.

A lesson exploring characterisation and how characters develop in the play.

An engaging lesson on Inspector’s Goole’s arrival in ‘An Inspector Calls’

Really helpful sheet to go alongside a marked answer for ‘An Inspector Calls’

Whole lesson on audience for An Inspector Calls.

Whole lesson including exemplar answer.

KS4 high ability - lesson on characterisation in Act 1.

Aimed at KS4 - high ability but can be easily differentiated.

A lesson which focuses on page 11-15. Bell task Title + Learning Objectives Homework Main activities: Analyse key quotations from the play. Read and summarise Act 1 Explain how the Birlings are represented as a family of power and status. Links to context. Plenary: Exit pass

Whole unit of work (5 weeks) based on developing textual analysis skills for the English Language A-Level exam. Model answers, a range of texts, mark schemes, assessment questions, engaging homeworks/projects etc. included.

Whole lesson on how to analyse an extract (Macbeth - Literature). Example answers included. Main focus in on developing detail in analytical paragraphs. Perfect for a revision lesson.

Perfect for transition days/ new classes - All about me fact file document.

I have created coversheets for the English Language A-Level Paper 1 and Paper 2 exams. There is a coversheet for each question - details from the mark scheme (per assessment objectives) with an area for an overall strength and target. Really helpful when giving feedback on practice exam questions.

A lesson that could be used either for GCSE English Language (high ability) or KS5 English Language A-Level. The lesson focuses on Oprah Winfrey’s Golden Globes speech - unpicking rhetorical devices and linguistic features and analysing them. The lesson includes a student response and an opportunity for students to apply their understanding to their own analytical answer. This is an interactive lesson that allows students to practie their analysis, whilst focusing on something that is current and interesting/engaging to them. Hope you enjoy this lesson and the resources!

An A3 poster detailing the 3 components of the new English Language A-Level course. Details on each component for Paper 1, Paper 2 and the NEA (Language in Action). Great for teachers, students and prospective students to prepare them for the course.

In this lesson, students will: - Understand the term prosody and prosodic features. - Discuss spoken transcript conventions. - Read a model analysis of prosody and demonstrate our own understanding.

Students will learn to: - Understand the term key terms. - Practise the international phonetic alphabet. - Demonstrate learning by identifying phonetic sounds in words and sentences.

Students will: - Understand why we use genre to understand texts. - Explore how some text producers choose not to follow generic genre conventions. - Analyse a text in pairs.