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22 June 2025

pptx, 11.59 MB
pptx, 11.59 MB
pptx, 11.59 MB
pptx, 11.59 MB
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A full lesson on Claude McKay’s I Shall Return, created for the new EDUQAS poetry anthology (first assessment 2027). This lesson explores emotional longing, identity, and nature through guided analysis, vocabulary tasks, thesis-style writing, and visually rich slides.

Key Question:
How does McKay explore longing for home and emotional healing through nature?

Supporting Questions:
– What natural imagery and memories does McKay associate with home?
– How does the repetition of “I shall return” shape the speaker’s emotional journey?
– Why does returning home represent more than just a physical place?

Now includes one clear slide: The Poets’ Messages and Who They’re Speaking To – all poems summarised on one page with message, audience, and critique. Easy to use, student-friendly, and straight to the point.

I recommend downloading my free resource, The Schoolboy by William Blake – 2025 EDUQAS GCSE Poetry Anthology (Examination 2027), to get a clear sense of how my Eduqas 2027 lessons are structured.

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EDUQAS GCSE Poetry Anthology Bundle - 2025 teaching (first examination 2027)

This resource bundle offers a well-structured and comprehensive set of lessons tailored for the EDUQAS GCSE Poetry Anthology (first assessment 2027). Each lesson follows a consistent, easy to follow format that includes key questions, vocabulary development, detailed poetry analysis, and scaffolded tasks. Designed to foster both analytical and creative skills, these lessons cover key poems in the anthology, helping students explore the deeper meanings, themes, and poetic techniques in each work. Each lesson features: A Key Question to guide learning and discussion New Vocabulary slides to enhance language comprehension and use in context Poetry Analysis Tasks with opportunities for annotation, including exploration of language, form, and structure Writing Frameworks to help students craft coherent, thesis driven responses Reflection and Review Activities to consolidate learning and encourage personal engagement with the poem's themes. All lessons now include one clear slide: The Poets’ Messages and Who They're Speaking To – all poems summarised on one page with message, audience, and critique. Easy to use, student-friendly, and straight to the point. Save 62% overall with this bundle! It provides everything you need to teach the EDUQAS GCSE Poetry Anthology effectively as you prepare students for the first assessment in 2027. **I recommend downloading my free resource, The Schoolboy by William Blake – 2025 EDUQAS GCSE Poetry Anthology (Examination 2027), to get a clear sense of how my Eduqas 2027 lessons are structured.**

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Gaynor18071982

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Wonderful!

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