A resource exploring The Extract from the Prelude from the AQA Syllabus (but maybe suitable for other exam boards). Explores the poem and includes a variety of activities. The poem starts- 'One summer evening (led by her) I found A little boat tied to a willow tree'

Wordsearch and crossword to revise An Inspector Calls

Looking at what is meant by morals through fables and modern day scenarios.

Explores themes and imagery in the poem.

Looks at both poems and links to a comparitive essay.

Powerpoint and hand-out detailing the life of a young chimney sweep with a non-fiction task.

A powerpoint exploring the the poem with a creative activity.

Two sets of sheets designed to practice some basic language features,looking at parts of sentences and improving vocabulary. Could be used as homework or starters.

Explores the context of the play and looks at how Rita develops through the play.

Exploring and contrasting the two poems.

Various activities exploring the poem.

Explores who Holmes is as well as context information.

Goes through the steps to write descriptively finishing with a writing task based on the AQA English Language Paper 1 writing question. Could be used with Treasure Island or other pirate based literature or as a stand alone lesson.

A PowerPoint that explores the context, language, themes and form of the poem leading to exam style question. Created for the EDEXCEL exam but can be adapted.

Designed for SEN KS3 but could also be used at KS2 it explores the differences between fact and opinion culminating in a writing exercise.

A variety of activities exploring the poem.

Looking at how celebrities and celebrity lifestyle is portrayed. Discussion and debate activities.

A powerpoint giving some background information about the Harper Lee's novel To Kill a Mockingbird. It provides geographical information and some contextual material on the Great Depression and US race relations.

Printable Shakespeare worksheets that display and introduce the main characters of the Tempest by William Shakespeare, in a fun 'Family Tree' format, perfect for visual learners.

A selection of quotes from the play. Students will need to identify who said it, where in the play it’s from and why was it said. Good for a revision exercise.