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Powerpoint Lesson based on Chapter 1 of Percy Jackson and the Lightening Thief including suggested activities that can be adapted, from creative writing to textual analysis. Key themes are discussed and comparisons to other texts

In depth look at the character Mr Bilrling in an Inspector calls. Discussion points and activities for pupils to engage with in the process.

This PowerPoint lesson aims to engage students in understanding the importance of stage directions in J.B. Priestley’s play An Inspector Calls. It kicks off with a brief introduction to the context of the play, followed by an explanation of what stage directions are and why they matter. Through interactive slides, students will explore key scenes, highlighting how stage directions influence character development and plot progression. Activities include group discussions and practical exercises, encouraging students to interpret and perform selected excerpts. By the end, they’ll appreciate how stage directions contribute to the overall impact of the performance. Includes activities to be completed and homework idea for a piece of creative writing

English language lesson to look at the difference between explicit information compared to what we interpret from a text. Come with a text to use

Unlocking the Power of Onomatopoeia Welcome to a journey into the world of onomatopoeia! This presentation will explore its definition and uses. We will also cover examples in literature and creative activities for students. Prepare for a fun and engaging learning experience.

A guided reading lesson on the first chapters of Percy Jackson and the lightening Theif. Includes text and the relevant questions. Key vocabulary highlighted

This resource is a PowerPoint presentation designed to engage students with the fascinating world of Greek mythology, specifically focusing on the big three: Zeus, Poseidon, and Hades. The slides are visually appealing and packed with colourful images and intriguing facts that will capture the interest of your class. Throughout the lesson, learners will explore the realms of each god, their unique characteristics, and their significance in ancient Greek culture. The presentation encourages interactive discussions, allowing students to voice their interpretations and opinions regarding each deity’s influence on mythology and storytelling. With clear learning objectives and thought-provoking questions embedded in the slides, this resource is perfect for stimulating critical thinking. It’s an excellent way to introduce Greek mythology in an engaging manner, making it accessible and enjoyable for all student abilities. Suitable for Key Stage 3 and beyond, this PowerPoint is sure to spark enthusiasm for ancient tales!

An introduction to Greek Myths. Full teaching powerpoint and tasks included. Includes information about key language and also duel coding

PPT to support the introduction of the Text an inspector calls. This includes all lesson slides and introduction to the text. Dual coded and includes key language. Soft opening and closing task. Would also be useful for SEND children