Poetry worksheet for the poem ‘Holy Thursday’ by William Blake. This is from the Youth and Age cluster of the OCR Towards a World Unknown anthology but could be used as an unseen for any exam board poetry analysis practice.

Poetry worksheet for the poem ‘Red Roses’ by Anne Sexton. This is from the Youth and Age cluster of the OCR Towards a World Unknown anthology but could be used as an unseen for any exam board poetry analysis practice.

KS3 Narrative vs Descriptive writing. Differentiated lesson that encourages students to think about perspective when writing descriptively. NON exam board specific. Image stimulus ‘Dia De Los Muertos’

Introduction to Victorian Literature - Scheme of work focusing on Language and Structure analysis of Victorian Literature - 9 Lessons, suitable for KS3 and KS4. Featuring extracts from Wuthering Heights to Collected Poems by Poe. Non exam board specific.

Full KS3 Hunger Games scheme of work. Creative Writing Structural and Language Analysis Inference Skills Comparison Evaluation Non exam board specific.

10 lesson scheme of work on unseen poetry analysis and comparison for AQA GCSE literature paper 2. All resources included within pp.

Full scheme of work for I am Malala (edited for children version) all resources included - 18 pp lessons with worksheets and hyperlinks. Skills based - literature and language. Non exam board specific.

Full scheme of work on Lord of the Flies with literature and language skills, suitable for year 8 and 9, can be adapted to suit GCSE classes easily. Mixed media approach with conceptual ideas explored.

17 Lessons on Unseen Poetry Includes exam style questions in the style of AQA but can easily be adapted for any exam board. Taught as a scheme to highly able year 9 but could be used for any KS4 and especially as a recap/revision for year 11. Multimedia approach.

Full scheme of work on American Classic, suitable for KS3 (years 7-9) dependent on ability. Non-exam board specific Multimedia approach Looking at: Language analysis skills (structure, language and comparison) Poetry analysis and writing Fiction from the early 1800s-mid 1900’s (Including, Call of the Wild, Huckleberry Finn, The Great Gatsby, Of Mice and Men, Poetry by Walt Witman and Emily Dickinson, The Crucible) Creative and Persuasive writing skills

An introduction to poetry analysis and writing skills for KS3. A range of poetry from 19th-21st Century. Non exam board specific Mixed media with a variety of tasks for high student engagement.

Perfect as a resource when teaching the play as a whole, or as an introduction to Shakespeare module. This is aimed at KS3 but can be used as a revision tool for KS4. Non exam board specific.

6 Full lessons on Stave 2 of A Christmas Carol - Created for students studying through AQA but can be used for any exam board or HPA year 9 students.

7 Lessons on Stave 3 of a Christmas Carol - Designed for students studying for GCSE on the AQA exam board, but can be used regardless of exam board. Can also be used for HPA year 9 to practice literature analysis skills.

Poetry analyis lesson focusing on ‘There will come soft rains’ by Sara Teasdale with a close look at the theme of man vs nature.

A full lesson that can be taught or students can do whilst working at home. The lesson focuses on the idea that stories are everywhere in their everyday lives and that they can take inspiration from art and music when writing their own stories. Suitable for ages 11-16

Pack includes PP and accompanying student worksheets. This would be suitable for KS4 and works well as a stretch & challenge (gifted and talented) lesson/lessons as it highlights and breaks down the mark scheme so that students understand the expectations in relation to each grade from 7+

Lesson pack that students can complete at home during distance learning, as homework or as a summer activity between year groups. Suitable for Year 6, 7 and 8. Students use analysis and creative skills whilst looking at the superhero genre.

This lesson can be completed by students whilst at home, either as part of distance learning or homework tasks. Students focus on the identification and analysis of language techniques. Suitable for 14+