Lesson on Chapter 8 of Lord of the Flies - to what extent is Ralph a good leader?

Lesson focusing on Act 3 sc 3 of Much Ado About Nothing and an introduction to the comic subplot involving Dogberry and Verges.

Lesson on Act 3 Sc1-2 of Much Ado About Nothing focusing on how Claudio is developing as a character

Lesson in which students work in groups with 6 different extracts featuring Fagin to present back on Dickens’ presentation of him. Ideal for after students have studied whole novel.

Lesson covering Act 5 sc 2-3 of Much Ado About Nothing, focusing on what predictions can be made about Beatrice and Benedick’s future together from the way they interact tin this scene.

Whole lesson on the final chapter of Lord of the Flies, including exploration of irony

Full length model answer for Love & Companionship exam-style question (question & extract included) written by an experience qualified English teacher (me!). Great for mid-top sets.

Whole lesson on Chapter 3 of Lord of the Flies Focus on Golding’s use of semantic field when describing the island

2 whole lessons on Chapter 2 of Lord of the Flies Lesson 1 - The beast Lesson 2 - The boys - strengths & weaknesses

Lesson covering historical context of Lord of the Flies, with pre-reading activities

Two whole lessons on Chapter 1 of Lord of the Flies Lesson 1 - Ralph & Piggy Lesson 2 - Democracy/civilisation, symbolism of the conch

24 Colourful, bright language techniques posters ready to print and laminate for your classroom. Terms are colour coded: Green = literary technique, Orange = Persuasive technique, Blue = word class List of terminology here: LIT TECHNIQUES: Simile, metaphor, personification, sibilance, sensory language, onomatopoeia, symbolism, alliteration, pathetic fallacy, foreshadowing, juxtaposition, atmosphere PERSUASIVE TECHNIQUES: Exaggeration, repetition, facts and statistics, emotive language, power of 3, anecdote, direct address, rhetorical question WORD CLASSES: noun, adjective, verb, adverb

Covering science, religion and ethics including Galvanism

Lesson covering literary context of Frankenstein - conventions and characters of the Gothic genre

A series of lessons on the historical/social context of Oliver Twist and some pre-reading based on an extract from the novel. THESE FOUR LESSONS ARE ALSO AVAILABLE SEPARATELY! Search ‘Oliver Twist context’ and ‘pre-reading’ in my shop. Lesson 1 - Group presentations on historical context Lesson 2 - Analysis of description of Victorian London Lesson 3 - Victorian London creative writing lesson Lesson 4 - Close analysis of Dickens’ exposure of poverty through his use of language, including model paragraph

Activities on final part of Invisible Mass of the Back Row from the AQA GCSE Telling Tales Anthology. Worksheet included.