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Scheme of work MEGA bundle - Ballads, short stories, The Media and The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas schemes of work
Ballads, short stories, the Media and The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas schemes of work.
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King Lear quotes themes/characters #KingLear #GCSE #ALevel #LeavingCert #English #Quotes #Themes
King Lear quotes on themes and characters. Perfect revision tool.
Theme of Evil
Theme of the “Natural Law”
Theme of Sight and Blindness
Theme of Justice
Theme of Power
Theme of Gods
Theme of Filial Ingratitude
Character of Edmund
Character of Lear
Characters of Goneril and Regan
Character of Kent
Character of Cordelia
Character of Gloucester
Character of Edgar

Elf and Home Alone Film Poster Analysis - #christmas #filmposter #fun #KS3 #KS4 #advertising
Thoroughly engaging lesson based on movie posters from Elf and Home Alone.
Students analyse both posters for advertising techniques.
Model answer included.
Clear colour-coded lesson.
Must: Identify advertising techniques used in the posters
Should: Use sophisticated comparative phrases on the effectiveness of techniques used in each poster
Could: Comment on the message of the posters
Hope you enjoy this lesson as much I enjoyed making it!
Please leave feedback below of how it went with your students.
Merry Christmas!

Media/Advertising scheme of work #media #advertising #schemeofwork #SOW
Entire unit of work covering advertising.
Material includes focus on pre-production, advertising terminology, model answers and advert analysis worksheets.
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Language analysis masterclass!
Ideal for KS3 or KS4 students struggling to come to terms with what is expected when analysing language.
Excellent use of varied texts to mix it up and keep it fresh and engaging as always.
Will lead to some great analytical pieces and saving you valuable time as these lessons have taken days to prepare.

Junior Cycle English Romeo and Juliet notes for revision
Key moments and give thoughtful value judgements on the character
Act 1 Scene 5 - Romeo and Juliet fall in love at the ball
Act 2 Scene 1 - The Balcony Scene
Act 3 Scene 1 - The Fight Scene (turning point of the play)
Act 4 Scene 3 - Juliet’s soliloquy
Act 5 Scene 3 - Churchyard scene of tragedy
Figurative language - examples from the play
Metaphors
Similes
Personification
Irony

A Monster Calls by Patrick Ness chapter questions
Chapter questions for A Monster Calls by Patrick Ness.
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An Idiot Abroad intro to iGCSE #iGCSE #English #Reading #Writing
L.O: Develop ability to infer meaning in a text.
Must: create three questions to ask Karl based on the article
Should: find evidence to answer the questions
Could: create questions that require you to infer information. Find evidence to support your inferences
TASK 1:
Answer the questions that you have come up with as if you are Karl Pilkington.
Remember the mark scheme
Must: read reasonably well, identifying a range of details. Some supporting detail is used
Should: interpret the text competently. Some ideas are developed. There is some supporting detail throughout.
Could: thoroughly engage with the passage. Integrate an appropriate amount of supporting detail into the response
TASK 2:
How is language used for effect (Answer in the form of PEEA paragraphs)?
What is Karl’s first impression of the place he would be bungee jumping from?
What impression are we given of the tribe?
How important is the bungee ritual to the people of the tribe?
How dangerous is the bungee jumping activity?
How did Karl feel about participating in the bungee jump himself?

I Felt A Funeral in My Brain #Analysis #Dickinson #Poetry #Gothic #GCSE
I Felt a Funeral in my Brain
LO:
How do sounds highlight our fear of the unknown?
Must: identify how the use of sound can create a gothic atmosphere(level 5)
Should: discuss how these sounds help highlight emotions (facts) (level 6)
Could: evaluate how sounds help create the ‘unknown’ and discuss how what is not known is much scarier that what is known (level 7)

Short story collection #ShortStory #Collection
The following short stories are included:
The Landlady by Roald Dahl
All Summer in a Day by Ray Bradbury
Charles by Shirley Jackson
A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens
Harrison Bergeron by Kurt Vonnegut, Jr.
New Boy by Roddy Doyle
Note to Sixth-Grade Self by Julie Obringer
Raymond's Run by Tony Cade Bambara
Thank You, M'am by Langston Hughes
The Two Brothers by Leo Tolstoy

The Lamb by William Blake - analysis #Romanticism #Poetry #GCSE #English
Suitable for Year 7 or 8.
L/O: to understand and explain the writers’ ideas and use of language
I understand the poem.
I can explain what Blake was trying to say.
I can identify a variety of language techniques.
I can explain how and why they are used.
I can explain the overall theme of the poem.

Introduction to language analysis - The Hitchhiker by Roald Dahl
Simple yet effective lesson to get students thinking about language analysis.
Focus is on implicit and explicit meaning as well as the effectiveness of language in particular.

Language analysis lesson based on Bill Bryson extract from 'The Thunderbolt Kid'
Lesson focuses on language connotation of extract from Bill Bryson's 'The Thunderbolt Kid'.
Fully worked example for students to identify MUST, SHOULD and COULD.
PEE table of language features make it super easy, quick and clear for students to organise their points.
Extension task included.

'Out of the Blue' by Simon Armitage- creative writing lesson based on 9/11 attacks #conflictpoetry
Excellent and emotive lesson based on Simon Armitage’s ‘Out of the Blue’.
Students task is to write a series of diary entries based on the event.
Please use this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ufZey15WTAk

Language analysis and word connotation
Lesson based on short essay, 'The Adventures of the Soul by Anatole France'.
Fully worked colour-coded model answer.
PEE table incorporated to make analysis of language and word connotation as simple as possible.

Short story mini scheme of work #shortstory #SOW
Nice mini scheme of work for short stories covering all the basics such as plots, setting, characters, conlcusion.
Lesson 1 is a free resource.

For We Shall Stare at Mobile Phones - Brian Bilston #poetry #emojis #fun
Quick activity to get students thinking about imagery.
Students are given emoji PDF document to try and match up with quotes from the poem.
Answers supplied in presentation.