A lesson that takes students through the comparative question, what it expects, what difficulties they might face and then guides them through how to answer the question. Planning grid included along with a model paragraph and extended writing opportunity. This lesson could easily be adapted to compare two different poems - please see this lesson as part of my power and conflict bundle if you would like the lessons leading up to this one rather than using it as a stand-alone.

A beautifully presented, fully differentiated and ready-to-teach double lesson on Heaney's Storm on the Island. The lesson covers all AO's, encouraging students to tackle the poem independently before running through the more pertinent points from the front (though this can easily be transformed into independent work). Includes contextual information to cover A03. Extended writing and peer assessment activity included with built-in timer.

A beautifully presented, fully differentiated and ready-to-teach double lesson on Wordsworth's Prelude. The lesson covers all AO's, encouraging students to tackle the poem independently before running through the more pertinent points from the front (though this can easily be transformed into independent work). Extended writing opportunity included which will force students to look closly at language and structure in a more original way than PEAL. Preview Files included (2)

A beautifully presented, fully differentiated and ready-to-teach double lesson on William Blake's London. The lesson covers all AO's, encouraging students to tackle the poem independently before running through the more pertinent points from the front (though this can easily be transformed into independent work). Model paragraph and extended writing activities included.

A lesson that introduces students to the poem and guides them through reading and annotations in terms of language and structure. This lesson has been put together with stretch and extra stretch activities so that it remains robust and challenging for all. Extended writing task included.

A full lesson (could cover two lessons depending on ability of the class) that introduces students to the poem, guides them through annotation and encourages them to analyse aspects of language and structure. Model paragraph and extended writing task included. Detailed teacher notes at the bottom of the slide to aid in annotation as PPT was designed to be used by non-specialists within the department.

A table that gives students guidance on how to write to argue paragraph by paragraph. A model opening is also included for reference.

A lesson introducing students to the context of Ozymandias, the poem's language and it's structure. Includes two extended writing opportunities (one each for language and structure). This lesson is aimed at top set GCSE classes and looks in depth at the sonnet form and how it has been exploited but could easily be adapted to suit lower abilities. Ready to teach and well-presented.

A four-lesson sequence that covers the second chapter of ACC in full. Designed to be taught to students who have previously studied the novella, this scheme focuses on re-reading, close language analysis and extended exam response opportunities. Following weeks will be added as planned.

A four-lesson sequence that covers the second chapter of ACC in full. Designed to be taught to students who have previously studied the novella, this scheme focuses on re-reading, close language analysis and extended exam response opportunities. Following weeks will be added as planned.

3 AQA-style exam questions on A Christmas Carol. A student-sized mark scheme is also included.

A four lesson sequence on A Christmas Carol's Stave One. These lessons are designed to be taught to students who have already studied the novel in preparation for their exam and include class reading, focus questions, language analysis, mock exam and mark scheme. Fully differentiated with lots of stretch and support, these lessons are also a good starting point for the first teaching of the novel. Later weeks to be added as planned.

AQA-Style Paper 2 exam paper. 2 non-fiction texts with all 5 questions - great for an in-class mock or homework.

A lesson on Base Details that encourages students to think about the idea of authority. Beautifully presented and differentiated outcomes and objectives means that this lesson is ready to teach.

A shortened AQA-style Paper One exam. Students are given an extract and then a question 1, 2 and 5 so that their reading and writing skills can be assessed.

A lesson that focuses on how Juliet responds to Romeo when she discovers him in the orchard.