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Like an Heiress (Grace Nichols) - Poetry Guided Annotation
Used for AQA’s ‘Worlds and Lives’ anthology, this worksheet guides students through annotating the poem ‘Like an Heiress’ by Grace Nichols.
Guided Annotations: Neutral Tones (Thomas Hardy) AQA - Love and Relationships Anthology
Students should follow the questions on the sheet to develop their interpetation of Hardy’s ‘Neutral Tones’.
A Taste of Honey: Introduction (Shelagh Delaney)
In this lesson, students will consider the context of the play in relation to post war Britain and the kitchen sink genre. The class will consider the use of set, dialogue and stage directions to create setting.
A Taste of Honey: Motherhood and Class (Shelagh Delaney)
In this lesson students will critically consider Delaney’s representation of class and parenting in her play. Attention is given to staging and the playwright’s use of language.
KS3 Language Paper 2: Copenhagen
In this lesson students will be introduced to persuasive writing and travel writing through looking at an article advertising Copenhagen.
Guided Annotations: Walking Away (Cecil Day Lewis, AQA Love and Relationships Anthology)
This worksheet can be used in guided teaching or as a homework task to help students interpret, analyse and annotate their copy of the anthology poem ‘Walking Away’ by Cecil Day-Lewis.
KS3 Travel: Language Paper 2 Question 5 (AQA)
Students will read an article about Overtourism in Venice, explore the controversy through debate and comprehension before writing their own persuasive letter.
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AQA Love and Relationships Poetry Anthology Guided Annotations
Walking Away
Before You Were Mine
Neutral Tones
When We Two Parted
KS3 Oliver Twist: The Sowerberry's
In this lesson students read extracts from Chapters 4-6 and considered both how Mr. Sowerberry has been presented and how Dickens creates sympathy for Oliver.
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KS3 Oliver Twist SOW (Charles Dickens)
This bundle comprises of 5 lessons
Nancy
Fagin
Oliver at the workhouse
Fagin’s gang pickpocketing
The Artful Dodger
The Sowerberry’s
There is context embedded as well as challenge questions and extended writing tasks.
Students will have the opportunity to explore and analyse Dickens’ use of language and consider its effect on readers.
KS3 Crime Writing: Restorative Justice in Northern Ireland
Used as part of a Year 9 SOW looking at Crime Fiction and Crime Writing, this lesson explores ‘The Troubles’.
KS3 Crime Writing
As part of a SOW exploring Crime Writing and Crime Fiction, this lesson takes a ‘True Crime’ angle looking at the incident of ‘The Donner Party’.
A Taste of Honey: Geof and Theatre Censorship (Shelagh Delaney)
This lesson explores theatre censorship and sexuality in context and compares Jo and Helen’s perspectives.