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Key Stage 3 and 4 English Language and Literature resources

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Key Stage 3 and 4 English Language and Literature resources
Writing about Language using the PEEZE structure (using OMAM as an example text)
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Writing about Language using the PEEZE structure (using OMAM as an example text)

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An explanation sheet of what is expected in each part of a PEEZE paragraph and gives students a chance to look at model PEEZE paragraphs before attempting their own. Resource based on 'Of Mice and Men' but can easily be adapted to other literature texts as appropriate. Used with top set Year 9 group as a whole class activity, possibly could be adapted as a H/W task for GCSE students.
Revise structural poetic techniques
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Revise structural poetic techniques

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By using Dharker’s poem ‘Blessing’ (printed on sheet provided), students can identify, discuss and write about structural techniques in poetry. Can be adapted and used from 11-16 as a revision tool before any assessment based on poetry.
Persuasive writing revision
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Persuasive writing revision

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Revise GCSE writing criteria by applying it the model paragraphs - should generate some discussion before attempting own persuasive writing. With some adaptation, suitable for all secondary students.
Planning grid for an essay about Crooks (for PEE paragraphs)
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Planning grid for an essay about Crooks (for PEE paragraphs)

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Grid to support writing about the character of Crooks. Can easily be adapted for most abilities, used this with my (lower) mixed ability Year Nines. I provided points, gave specific page numbers for Section Four so they could find relevant quotations and sentence starters for their explanations. Page numbers refer to the Penguin edition 'Of Mice and Men' (pictured in cover image.) Could be used when teaching Section Four. I'm expecting they'll be able to use this grid to support them in writing an analysis assessment - consisting of around 4/5 paragraphs, analysing the character of Crooks; could be adapted to other characters.
Writing about how Dr Jekyll feels about being Hyde
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Writing about how Dr Jekyll feels about being Hyde

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Using the PEEZC model (POINT-EVIDENCE-EXPLAIN-CONTEXT), I have written an example of an under developed paragraph with suggested steps to improve, along with further quotations to analyse writing PEEZC paragraphs independently. Used with mixed ability Year 10 class.
Partially complete Canterbury Tales SoW resources (Smartboard Notebook slides, NOT POWERPOINT)
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Partially complete Canterbury Tales SoW resources (Smartboard Notebook slides, NOT POWERPOINT)

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Smartboard slides (so won't work unless you have the necessary SMART notebook software) that were originally created by me for a now redundant Year Seven SoW. Could be adapted for any Key Stage Three class looking at the history of the English Language or Chaucer. If you have SMART notebook software, you can access the other files that accompany the scheme (copies of extracts/worksheets etc.) through the paperclip icon either to the left or right of the smartboard slides.
The Tempest context
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The Tempest context

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A lesson starter/main activity to start a unit of work on Shakespeare’s play ‘The Tempest’. Encourages students to consider how new discoveries were being brought back to England at the time the play was set.
Stanza by stanza analysis of 'The Manhunt' by Simon Armitage
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Stanza by stanza analysis of 'The Manhunt' by Simon Armitage

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Copy of 'The Manhunt' plus detailed questions exploring each stanza. Could be a good introduction/revision resource to Unseen Poetry for GCSE English Literature. Edited footage from the documentary that inspired this footage freely available from this short Youtube clip:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eGX4vwXvek4 to aid understanding of context if required.
Language Analysis Act One, Scene 5
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Language Analysis Act One, Scene 5

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Supported activity with ‘No Fear’ Shakespeare extract of Lady Macbeth reacting to Macbeth’s letter. Ideal for mixed Year 9 students or weaker KS4 students. PEEZ sentence starters and a writing task.
Ultimate Survival Story
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Ultimate Survival Story

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Extended extract from Aron Ralston’s account of getting trapped by a boulder in Utah and being forced to amputate his own arm with a multitool. On last page have included some tasks. Probably best for Year 9, 10 and 11. Effective for exploring how tension and suspense is created through language.
GCSE English Paper TWO  Revision Resource 'WRITERS' VIEWPOINTS AND PERSPECTIVES' Q4 Focus
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GCSE English Paper TWO Revision Resource 'WRITERS' VIEWPOINTS AND PERSPECTIVES' Q4 Focus

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AQA style Paper TWO (READING QUESTIONS 1-4) with appropriate source texts about London. This gives students an opportunity to practise the skills needed in answering the new Paper Two ‘Writers’ Viewpoints and Perspectives’. Model paragraphs for Q4 for students to mark against simplified criteria provided. Planning grid for Q4 also provided to support them with their answer. Have used with Middle/bottom Yr 10 group. Could be adapted for H/W or used as a basis for a series of lessons (one/two lessons per question.)
New production of 'OMAM'
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New production of 'OMAM'

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Some stimulus material to help students decide who would play the roles of Curley and Curley's wife in a brand new, big budget film production of &'Of Mice and Men.&';