A two lesson bundle on Anthem for Doomed Youth. Beautifully presented and fully differentiated. These lessons focus on a thorough understanding of the poem before moving on to analysis. Opportunities for AfL and peer assessment are embedded throughout.

A two-lesson bundle on Jessie Pope's 'Who's For The Game?' Beautifully presented and fully differentiated, students are encouraged to develop their understanding of the poem, how war is compared to sport and then to revise language techniques before moving into an extended writing task.

An introductory lesson that looks in depth at language and the ambiguity in the poem. Students are encouraged to examine language closely, considering the semantic fields before moving on to a differentiated response to the poem.

A second lesson on To His Coy Mistress, this time looking at language in more detail. Students are encouraged to be creative with the language of the poem before looking at it in more depth in preparation for a PEAL response. All resources included and sully differentiated.

An introductory lesson that deals with comprehension and annotation. Fully differentiated and leading to a Q4 Language response to keep students on top of all aspects of GCSE study.

An introduction to AQA Language Paper 2. All marks and AOs broken down by question. Also included is an article and practice Question 1.

This is week one of a 6 week scheme (I will upload the subsequent weeks as I go). This first week concentrates on the context and the opening of the novel. Fully differentiated and editable with opportunities for extended writing. PPTs, writing frames and all resources included as well as a weekly quiz and spelling test.

Cards that can be laminated and used in lessons to ensure that students can take ownership of their own learning and build their confidence when it comes to literacy. Roles can be differentiated to suit the ability of the student.

An easy way to differentiate within your class! Three classic authors, three colours! Perfect for ability groupings and mixed ability groupings at the same time!

Two lessons designed to introduce students to the context of the novella. Students cover racial segregation, The Great Depression and the life of the author and how this might have impacted his writing. Fully differentiated with lesson objectives.

A lesson designed to revise and strengthen knowledge of persuasive features through letter writing. This lesson is designed around Twelfth Night but is very easily adaptable to suit any scheme. Full lesson objectives and success criteria included.

A booklet that can be used my students to track the books they are reading. Stickers can be added when a book is completed and students collect ten stickers to receive a small prize!

A gothic writing lesson that encourages students to think about the five senses when constructing a piece of creative writing. Students are given the opportunity to brainstorm, collect ideas and write. There is an opportunity to redraft too. Lesson objectives included.

A lesson on War Photographer by Carol Ann Duffy designed to fit the new AQA Power and Conflict cluster. The lesson can be used to encourage independent analysis or to guide the students through the poem (there is support either way) and leads to a question that asks students to analyse Duffy's use of language.

An introductory lesson to Ozymandias that takes students through the sonnet form as well as supporting their language analysis. Starter activity designed to support GCSE Language to keep students building their skills for all exams.

Lesson rated as outstanding by Equalitas. Focuses on the 'I want some more' scene from the novel and encourages students to analyse aspects of language and structure. Fully differentiated activities and reading materials with lesson objectives.

A comprehensive lesson that introduces students to the prologue, its language, structure and its importance. Students are introduced to a number of key words and concepts that will be important to their study of the play overall. Questions, activities and extended writing opportunity all included within this fully differentiated lesson. Information also included in the notes to support delivery.

A short activity to introduce students to the concept of growth thinking - encouraging them to change negative statements into positive ones.