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Comparison using images - a useful intro

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Another intro to comparisons and connectives

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Another intro to comparisons and connectives

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Worksheet to go with 'intro to comparisons and connectives'

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Worksheet to go with 'intro to comparisons and connectives'

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A useful visual technique to begin comparing texts.

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A fantastic lesson on comparison - begins with images and videos and then moves on to writing. I did have issues playing the videos so test them first.

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Video comparison sheet for Banksy lesson

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Video comparison sheet for Banksy lesson

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This was a successful lesson comparing two texts. One of the texts is 19th Century as it was created from AQA resources, however it still worked well as a lesson and Edexcel learners need to be used to reading 19th C texts generally.
The subject matter is gambling which opened up some really useful conversations for the learners.

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Texts to go with 'Powerpoint Comparing Texts'

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Texts to go with 'Powerpoint Comparing Texts'

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The objectives on word - one per page for printing and display. I printed each on a different colour. Really useful to refer to in each lesson.

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Obviously dates will need to be changed but this is also really good for display and I changed the countdown weekly.

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I got this template from staffshare but thought it would be worth sharing.

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I kept this on my wall so learners could use phones to access the survey.

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A powerpoint to run through just before the exam with reminders and tips.

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Has poetry terms as well but a useful revision exercise.

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Needs to be cut and then learners have to find the definition on someone else's domino. Should end with a long line of learners. Some are not relevant and could be adapted.

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I've never actually used this but it could be fun.

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Given by Nick Wallace - another useful booklet.

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Independent work on language/structural device analysis

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Independent work on language/structural device analysis

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Could be laminated and cut and used as a sorting activity

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There is also space to write the definition of each feature.

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PPT for lesson on language & structure in Orwell's 1984

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PPT for lesson on language & structure in Orwell's 1984

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Useful starter for 1984 lesson - discuss the idea that the opening and closing lines of the extract can help inform an opinion on structure.

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Work on how to open a narrative.

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Cut the clauses up and ask learners to arrange them in the best way for the sentence to make the best impact. Can make a good discussion as to how they take slightly different meaning depending on how you start the sentence and punctuation for complex sentences.

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A PPT I adapted, the later slides I have never used but might be useful.

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I have two clean exemplar responses for learners to mark to get to know the criteria.

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A top mark response.

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A middle band response.

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Print in colour on A3.

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A useful site that published an image as writing stimulus every day.

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Access a free inspiring image, story starter and short burst writing activities, every day! Inspire your most reluctant writers and improve writing stamina

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Reminder of AFOREST for persuasive writing.

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Writing Task to go with The Time Machine Mock

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Writing Task to go with The Time Machine Mock

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Paper 1 The Time Machine Imaginative Writing Task

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To use as a stimulus.

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This was created as a Y10 lesson - I don't know what's happened to my adapted version but it's a really good lesson to think about persuasive devices.

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Persuasive Writing

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Some slides from this might be useful.

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A great starter - what can you see explicitly? What meaning is implicit? This always engages learners and gives them a good understanding of the difference.