Looking at where conflict arises this PowerPoint specifically highlights language and scaffolds learners' responses through questioning

Exactly as the title suggests

This presentation takes students through a fun activity to begin with, reminding them the need to use their own words when summarising a piece of text. The final task will need an extract to go with it.

The first lesson looks at identifying key quotes and working on large paper in groups The second lesson actually focuses on writing a response Can be amended to suit exam board

This presentation goes through possible scenarios/descriptive writing tasks and gets students to think about taking ownership over their writing and making it as creative as possible. This is all done through image stimuli. The first few slides asks students to assess strengths and weaknesses on another student response, to use these slides you will also need to copy your own student response.

As the title suggests, I used this resource to look at the Narrator's opening lines to the play. I asked learners to look at imagery and connotations to analyse the effect of the writer's use of language.

Looking at an old exam style task based around motorcycling, this presentation includes lots of images and peer assessment to ensure that boys are engaged and to ensure that they are meeting success criteria when writing letters.

This task builds learners knowledge of Linda and Mrs Johnstone The task is to create a dialogue between Mrs J and Linda - imagining that it takes place after the end of the play

A simple but effective resource that allows students to consider snapshots for zoomed out images The second page gives tips for more able students and how to cleverly craft their writing

This sheet allows students to take charge of their own learning by researching and finding the definitions of key poetic forms

Some higher level WAGOLLs based on the text

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Here is an article linked to the modern world The female is murdered as a result of her husband's jealousy There are some deeper thinking questions to go with it You could explore this article in many ways Links nicely with My Last Duchess

Topic question is about growing up Step-by-step guide on planning and writing

I used these key quotes with students before giving them the poem They had to use them as evidence for what they think might have happened to the Duke's Duchess

Specific focus of the lesson is on more able and hitting the top end marks

A task that has been created in preparation for Paper 1 Section B AQA

With this resource, I place key quotes around the classroom. Students then had 10 minutes to find a key quote for each character. Following this, they then zoomed in on a key word and explored connotations.

A quick resource to test students' prior knowledge of poetry before starting the Power and Conflict unit