These resources relate to IB Social and Cultural Anthropology Belonging topic Using Wayward Women (Wardlow) as a main ethnography. This bundle includes everything you need to teach the whole belonging topic (no extra work required if you don’t want to), including: In depth analysis of WW Student led activities Covers all key concepts, inquiry-specific concepts and topics for the body Comparison to satillite ethnographies (Pretty Modern- Edmonds and In Search of Respect- Bourgois) Inclusion of ethics and theories Some exam practice This bundle is a series of powerpoints for the teacher to teach from, and a student pack that needs to be printed and bound for each student, so they can complete as they go.

Whole ‘Engaging with Anthropology’ section for IB Social and Cultural Anthropology. All activities, resources and ethnographical readings for this section. Includes: Introduction to the course The 6 big anthropological questions Ethics Research methods Theories Some paper 1 exam technique Bundle contains a working pack to be printed for each anthropology student (containing all the information they need- they complete as they go) and powerpoints that accompany the pack for the teacher.

These resources relate to IB Social and Cultural Anthropology Conflict topic Using In Search of Respect as a main ethnography. THIS RESOURCE HAS BEEN UPDATED MAY '23- I have removed the bits my students didn;t enjoy and replaced with other materials. This bundle includes everything you need to teach the whole conflict topic (no extra work required if you don’t want to), including: In depth analysis of ISOR Student led activities Covers all key concepts, inquiry-specific concepts and topics for conflict Comparison to extracts from multiple satillite ethographies, extracts and citations included Inclusion of ethics and theories Some exam practice This bundle is a series of powerpoints for the teacher to teach from, and a student pack that needs to be printed and bound for each student, so they can complete as they go. The pack assumes that each student will read the whole of In Search of Respect.

A full lesson with resources for KS3 analysis of poetry using the poem ‘pigeons’.

A set of analysis lessons for GCSE English; Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde

A set of lessons on how to write discursively. Originally written for a top set year 7 class, so would be suitable across much of KS3.

These resources relate to IB Social and Cultural Anthropology The Body topic Using Pretty Modern as a main ethnography. This bundle includes everything you need to teach the whole body topic (no extra work required if you don’t want to), including: In depth analysis of PM Student led activities Covers all key concepts, inquiry-specific concepts and topics for the body Comparison to extracts from multiple satillite ethographies, extracts and citations included Inclusion of ethics and theories Some exam practice This bundle is a series of powerpoints for the teacher to teach from, and a student pack that needs to be printed and bound for each student, so they can complete as they go.

A full lesson and resources for GCSE poetry, includes context and close analysis of Dulce et decorum est.

A full lesson on how to analyse ‘Ozymandias’ at GCSE level; includes close analysis.

A full SoW with all lessons and accompanying resources included, plus a context lesson and revision lesson. Originally written for a lower level GCSE class.

A full SoW with all powerpoints and accompanying resources, everything you need to analyse Lord of the Flies at GCSE level. Includes a context lesson and end of unit test.

An introduction to and analysis of Macbeth up to A1 S7, suitable for KS3 and for a first time reading Shakespeare. Full lessons and accompanying resources.

A full lesson on how to analyse ‘The Soldier’ at GCSE level; includes context and paragraph structure.

A set of 4 lessons explaining how to do narrative writing, with a ‘story sack’ project at the end of the lessons (should take another 2-4 lessons).

A full SoW, with all lessons and accompanying resources included. For GCSE level classes who are studying Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice.

Full lesson with accompanying resources for how to analyse similes and metaphors. Written for KS3 but could be used at the beginning of KS4. Explains what similes and metaphors are, then an analysis of similes and metaphors in Dulce et decorum est and Katy Perry’s ‘Firework’ lyrics.

A Trivial Pursuit style revision game for the new spec AQA Sociology. This resource contains a game board for each level, plus question and answers for each level (topics: family, education, methods, policies, sociologists and perspectives for AS plus theory, media and crime and deviance for A-Level). I bought the pies and wedges as a job-lot from ebay, but you could make these yourself or use an old board. The students love this, they want to play all the time!

This is a set of three lessons with an in-depth look at each question on the IGCSE English Language Extended paper. Each question gives advice on answering, shows how it's marked, has an example question to complete with a mark scheme and shows bandings for self/peer assessment.

Part of a Discursive Writing SoW. This lesson looks at the basics of how you paragraph, how to write formal letters, persuasive techniques and putting it all together. Mapped to new KS3 objectives. Fully differentiated and written for mid to low level year 7s.

A lesson for a low level Year 7 group introducing them to the Pardoner and explaining his story. Includes differentiated tasks and work sheets and mapped to the new KS3 objectives.