Task that encourages pupils to explore fear and suspense in Stephen King's I.T. Designed for a very low ability set Year 10 who are beginning to approach the language analysis question (AQA). Includes: Powerpoint Analysis Sheet Questions and support materials (differentiated slides) Mark Scheme ***This extract is fully appropriate and suitable and horror is simply implied!

An outstanding and engaging lesson for KS3 Crime Fiction. Includes: Non fiction article about the disappearance of Agatha Christie Evidence log for pupils to record any evidence relating to the case A newspaper report template

In depth annotations for the following poems: Ozymandias London Charge of the Light Brigade Exposure Storm on the Island Remains

A full lesson to support pupils in annotating the poem and exploring language, form and structure (with differentiation

A full lesson resulting in the production of a PEAWAC paragraph

A Christmas Carol Scrooge and Fezziwig comparison structure strip/Support sheet

A whole lesson created for middle ability Year 8

AQA Coflict 9-1 mid ability. Full lesson for Bayonet Charge includes annotation support

Mid level whole lesson focusing on language, form and structure

Looks at the treatment of Women. Suitable for very low ability

A range of resources to support preparation of AQA 9-1 English Paper 2. Mid ability

An activity to help pupils to annotate the language in an extract from Morrissey's autobiography. Includes exam style questions for pupils to answer following their analysis.

A full lesson for mid ability pupils on Wilfred Owen's exposure

Charge of the Light Brigade 9-1 AQA Conflict full lesson-annotations and support sheet

Outstanding graded lesson. • To recall the events and conventions of the text • To consider Mary Shelly’s purpose in writing from dual perspectives (point of view) in ‘Frankenstein’ • To be able to explain which character is more sympathetic and to support your point with evidence. All pupils will have an understanding of the differences between sympathy and empathy. Most pupils will be able to discuss and rank order their levels of sympathy for Victor Frankenstein/The Creature Some pupils will be able to explain their reasoning and support with evidence from the text.

A sheet to help pupils analyse the John Lewis Ad from last Christmas.

Three lessons with fully differentiated support sheets exploring the relationship between Romeo and Juliet and the Nurse and the Friar.

A slideshow of multidisciplinary exam style command words. Exposes pupils to exam language. Words and definitions. Has a space for departments to add subject specific exam question examples.

This lesson explores the presentation of the character of the creature. Pupils annotate the text, explore a grade 5 response and uplevel to a 6, create a PEAWAC chain. They then use a mark scheme to mgrade their own response. Got the job! Includes support mat.

A quiz with several rounds (takes a whole lesson) Song and artist (with songs embedded) Movie round (soundtrack embedded) TV round (ads embedded) Picture round A fun and engaging way to end the term!