Pastel key questions for the secondary English classroom. I made these for my own room and thought they might be useful for others. Fonts used: HelloEtchASketch Faradisa Script

Finally! In all its glory… the revision guide! I hope this is useful to you. Featuring a breakdown of every poem, ways to pair poems and useful context information. Applicable for any ability grouping. I used fonts from teacherspayteachers.com - including: HelloSweetCheeks HelloNoMoreTeardrops

Large starter cards. I laminated these and let students write on them! The font I used for the cards is ‘Follow You Into The World’ and free to download on dafont.com

A lesson that details: The course (drama & poetry pre-1900) Ice-breaker activities

I made these for my own RQT folder, but they could be easily adapted to work for an NQT! Fonts included: Amatemora, American Typewriter - both downloaded from dafont.com

Attached is a powerpoint documenting the summary, themes and ideas of the poem. Also included is a starter activity in which the students should sort the words from the poem into categories of their choosing, and a blank theme tracker for Rossetti’s poetry.

A fully comprehensive transactional writing booklet for KS3. Included a PDF and word doc. The font I used mainly was ‘Follow You into the World’ and free to download from dafont.com. Created this for lockdown work, suitable for a range of abilities.

An eyecatching form powerpoint for use every morning! Font used is ‘Lemon Friday’ on dafont.com

A complete lesson, including: Starter About the poet/context overview Poem analysis Question and prompts

A breakdown of the poem, suitable for Year 9-11, that includes: Language analysis About the poet Writing task