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Teach Macbeth with confidence using scene-by-scene activities covering plot, characters, themes, language and context while preparing students for the GCSE English Literature exam.
Explore Golding’s compelling novel through lessons on plot, characters, themes, symbolism, language and post-war context while building essential analytical and GCSE exam skills.
Teach Stevenson’s Gothic classic chapter by chapter while examining characters, themes, language, symbolism and Victorian context and developing literary analysis and exam skills.
Cover all 15 anthology poems through detailed lessons examining context, themes, imagery, language and structure, supported by comparison tasks and exam-style practice.
Access complete coverage of Dickens’ novella, including every stave, key characters, themes, language, social context and structured preparation for GCSE exam responses.
Prepare students for Papers 1 and 2 with comprehensive teaching materials covering fiction and non-fiction reading, analysis, comparison, evaluation and writing skills.
Study Orwell’s political allegory chapter by chapter while exploring characters, themes, satire, symbolism, propaganda, historical context and the writer’s key ideas and intentions.
Teach Willy Russell’s Blood Brothers scene by scene while exploring plot, characters, themes, dramatic techniques, language, historical context and key GCSE exam skills.
Guide GCSE students through Priestley’s play act by act while developing their understanding of characters, themes, dramatic techniques, context and exam writing.
Bring Benjamin Zephaniah’s powerful novel Face to life with this fully resourced KS3 scheme of work, designed for Year 8 and Year 9 students.
Develop retrieval, inference, language analysis and extended response skills through nine progressively challenging comprehension reading units for Years 7, 8 and 9.
Welcome Year 7 pupils and assess their writing as they compose a letter to their teacher.
Bring War Horse to life with chapter-by-chapter reading, discussion, analysis and writing activities.
Build Year 9 comprehension and GCSE English Language skills through structured activities, exam-style questions and model responses using Frankenstein.
Start the new term with an engaging collection of word, storytelling and creative-writing activities.
Explore Kensuke’s Kingdom through reading, writing, grammar and cross-curricular activities for Years 6 and 7.
Teach KS3 pupils to plan, craft and improve vivid descriptive writing in this 6-lesson unit.
Teach Of Mice and Men through 23 chapter-by-chapter lessons with activities, answers and exemplar responses for Year 9 and GCSE preparation.
Bring Roald Dahl’s classic story to life through 11 lessons exploring plot, characters, language and themes.
A complete KS2 back-to-school lesson designed to welcome Year 5/6 pupils into a new class and establish a positive classroom community.
Explore plot, characters, themes and language while developing pupils’ reading, discussion and writing skills.
Bring Roald Dahl’s much-loved story to life through 11 lessons exploring plot, characters, vocabulary and creative writing.
Explore every chapter of R. J. Palacio’s Wonder while developing pupils’ reading, writing and analytical skills across 47 engaging lessons.
Start the new term with an engaging collection of word, storytelling and creative-writing activities.
Start the new school year with engaging word puzzles, games and creative English activities.
Teach David Walliams’ popular novel through engaging reading, writing, SPaG and character-based activities.
Get to know your new class and informally assess their writing with this engaging back-to-school letter activity.
Bring Julia Donaldson’s story to life through colourful KS1 activities developing comprehension, prediction, sequencing, rhyme and descriptive writing skills.
Cover the Year 1 statutory spelling requirements with 14 editable resources containing clear explanations, activities and printable worksheets.
A Year 2 English resource that teaches children how to create adjectives by adding the suffixes -ful and -less to root words.
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Inspire children to explore sensory language and use sight, sound, smell, taste and touch to create their own poems.
Teach every statutory Year 1 vowel digraph and trigraph using 14 engaging phonics and spelling resources with differentiated activities.
Guide Year 2 pupils through planning and writing narratives based on personal experiences while developing punctuation and storytelling skills.
Support confident spelling throughout Year 2 with 20 comprehensive resources covering the complete statutory spelling curriculum.
Teach KS1 pupils how to build and punctuate simple sentences with this PowerPoint lesson and differentiated worksheets.
Explore Edward Lear’s classic poem through engaging KS1 lessons covering comprehension, rhyme, adjectives and creative storytelling.
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