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Pip owner (my friendly sausage dog) and English teacher. Creating resources that aim to focus on the 'socially responsible' as well as academically engaging and rigorous. Worked in English curriculum (GCSEs and A-Levels) as well as IB (MYP and DP).

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Pip owner (my friendly sausage dog) and English teacher. Creating resources that aim to focus on the 'socially responsible' as well as academically engaging and rigorous. Worked in English curriculum (GCSEs and A-Levels) as well as IB (MYP and DP).

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Unit: ambition and evil in Macbeth
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Unit: ambition and evil in Macbeth

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Unit of lessons exploring the theme of ambition and concept of evil in Macbeth. Each lesson explores different relationships and characters around ‘what makes a person evil?’ There are 42 slides, approximately 10 lessons, with an assessment at the end of the unit. Can be used for MYP or KS3.
KS3 reading skills lessons
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KS3 reading skills lessons

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45 powerpoint slides divided into a number of lessons, each with their own learning objective focused on developing critical reading at KS3. Lessons aim to develop students’ ability to understand the difference between general comprehension and starting to make analytical interpretations of a text. In particular working on the key skill of ‘reading between the lines’.
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Bundle: Reading Skills Lessons
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Bundle: Reading Skills Lessons

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Five lessons developing reading skills aimed at 11 - 14 year olds. Lessons are engaging, focused on key skills, and can be used anytime of the year to target a specific weakness in reading. Bundle includes: Reading lesson: what is an antagonist? Reading skills lesson: making good inferences Reading skillls lesson: questioning a text Reading skills lesson: understanding symbolism Reading skills: understanding extended metaphors Lessons can all be used as ‘stand alone’ lessons.