A persuasive letter writing lesson based on the study of To His Coy Mistress. Fully differentiated.

An introductory lesson to the poem which encourages students to focus on the language used and pushes the HA to consider the ambiguity in the poem. Fully differentiated.

A handy table for students to see, at a glance, the requirements of both papers, the questions and the LOs. Could be stuck into books.

A beautifully presented and fully differentiated introduction to Dulce.

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 AQA Paper 1 mock exam using an extract from The Woman in Black.

A detailed 17 page booklet based on War Poetry that can be used for students in isolation or for homework. Looks at the causes of WW1, introduces students to poetic devices and shows them how to analyse a poem before moving on to the poems themselves. Guided questions are asked before students are encouraged to create more extended responses.

An introduction to poetry where students look at lyrics from a Drake song and consider whether they can be classed as poetry.

An active lesson that encourages students to make predictions about the content of the scene by looking closely at language before reading Lady Macbeth's soliloquy. They will answer the question: how does Lady Macbeth revel her ambition in Act 1 Scene 5? Fully differentiated for higher and lower ability students.

Two hour-long lessons that focus on the internal and external conflict in the novel and contain extended writing tasks. Fully differentiated with detailed learning objectives and outcomes.

A detailed and challenging lesson that encourages students to make links between the balcony scene and Genesis. Fully differentiated with detailed learning outcomes and objectives - leading to an extended writing task.

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 Bayonet Charge. 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.

A double lesson that introduces students to Poppies and then encourages them to link and compare with War Photographer in a GCSE-style response. Beautifully presented and fully differentiated, this lesson is ready to teach and can be used alongside any of my other P&C poetry lessons - it is also part of the full Power and Conflict Bundle.

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.

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