A four week detailed plan for Asian War Poetry. Great resource for international students, rather than studying British War Poetry, this resource will be more accessible as well as being more in depth. Creative writing is also included in the plans which allows for varied differentiation. British National Curriculum 2014 codes are included, however, CIE or other curriculum objectives can be substituted instead.

Detailed and comprehensive character based question for Eddie (can be adapted to any additional theme included in the exam question). Great for revision, as timing practice can result in this answer being written in the allotted exam time for IGCSE.

Annotated analysis of ‘Afternoon With Irish Cows’

Annotated anlaysis of ‘Buck in the Snow’

Annotated analysis of ‘Coming’

Detailed and comprehensive character based question for Danforth (can be adapted to any additional theme included in the exam question). Great for revision, as timing practice can result in this answer being written in the allotted exam time for IGCSE.

Annotated analysis of ‘London Snow’

Annotated analysis of ‘The Sea Eats the Land at Home’

Annotated analysis of ‘The Poplar-Field’

Annotated analysis of ‘Watching for Dolphins’

Annotated analysis of ‘You Will Know When You Get There’

A five week plan (possibly 7 depending on differentiation and year group) for the work of John Cooper Clarke. Different aspects of poetic verse, metre and elements of creative writing is included in the activities, as well as British National Curriculum 2014 codes, but alternative curriculum objectives can be substituted instead. For copyright reasons, the poems analysed cannot be included in the sale of the planning documents, however, they can be emailed upon request at no additional cost.

Annotated analysis of ‘In Praise of Creation’

Annotated analysis of ‘The Caged Skylark’

Annotated analysis of ‘Written Near a Port on a Dark Evening’

The analysis for the 15 poems from Songs of Ourselves for examination up to 2021 for the CIE English Literature IGCSE on PowerPoint - ‘Birds, Beasts and the Weather’ section: In Praise of Creation Ode to Melancholy The Poplar Field Coming The Kraken Stormcock in Elder Afternoon with Irish Cows The Caged Skylark Cetacean You Will Know When You Get There The Buck in the Snow Watching for Dolphins London Snow The Sea Eats the Land at Home Written Near a Dark Port on an Evening

Detailed and comprehensive character based question for Parris (can be adapted to any additional theme included in the exam question). Great for revision, as timing practice can result in this answer being written in the allotted exam time for IGCSE.

Literary theory powerpoints and full planning for the complete text in preparation for the completion of coursework for the CIE Literature IGCSE, The differentiation column of the planning allows for the adaptation of the tasks and sections of the novel being suitable for A Level study.

Model answers for CIE Literature for ‘The Crucible’ for assessment practice for the character/theme based question.

The PowerPoint analysis for the 15 poems for the 2022 exam series onwards for CIE English Literature