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Introduces students to Portugal's maritime Age of Discoveries history and its modern EU membership, presented as an illustrated country-study slideshow covering Portugal's location, quick facts, language, history, geography, economy, cities, and culture.
Introduce students to New Zealand through a slide presentation covering its language/greetings, history timeline, geography, economy, capital city and landmarks, and culture.
A GCSE English Literature poetry-analysis PowerPoint lesson guiding students through close reading of 'Loves Dog' by Jen Hadfield, covering author/poet context, first reading and annotation, tone and language analysis, structure questions, and an academic PETAL-paragraph writing task. The lesson frames the poem around the gifts and curses of a close…
A GCSE English Literature poetry-analysis lesson presentation that guides students through close reading and critical analysis of 'The Man He Killed' by Thomas Hardy.
Introduce students to Iceland through a slide presentation covering its language/greetings, history timeline, geography, economy, capital city and landmarks, and culture.
An informational slide-style presentation introducing El Salvador: greeting/basic vocabulary, general country data, languages, a history timeline, geography and climate, economy, capital city, other major cities, and culture (food, music, festivals).
Introduce students to Lithuania through a slide presentation covering its language/greetings, history timeline, geography, economy, capital city and landmarks, and culture.
A GCSE English Literature poetry-analysis PowerPoint lesson guiding students through close reading of 'Love' by Percy Bysshe Shelley, covering author/poet context, first reading and annotation, tone and language analysis, structure questions, and an academic PETAL-paragraph writing task. The lesson frames the poem around natural imagery used to argue for…
A GCSE English Literature poetry-analysis lesson presentation that guides students through close reading and critical analysis of 'When We Two Parted' by Lord Byron.
Introduce students to Denmark through a slide presentation covering its language/greetings, history timeline, geography, economy, capital city and landmarks, and culture.
Introduces students to Singapore's transformation from a small trading port into a prosperous, multicultural global financial hub, presented as an illustrated country-study slideshow covering Singapore's location, quick facts, language, history, geography, economy, cities, and culture.
A GCSE English Literature poetry-analysis PowerPoint lesson guiding students through close reading of 'Eden Rock' by Charles Causley, covering author/poet context, first reading and annotation, tone and language analysis, structure questions, and an academic PETAL-paragraph writing task. The lesson frames the poem around nostalgia and childhood memory.
A GCSE English Literature poetry-analysis lesson presentation that guides students through close reading and critical analysis of 'Sonnet 29: I Think of Thee' by Elizabeth Barrett-Browning.
Introduce students to Norway through a slide presentation covering its language/greetings, history timeline, geography, economy, capital city and landmarks, and culture.
Introduces students to Pakistan's 1947 founding, its role linking South and Central Asia, and its cultural and linguistic diversity, presented as an illustrated country-study slideshow covering Pakistan's location, quick facts, language, history, geography, economy, cities, and culture.
An informational slide-style presentation introducing Honduras: greeting/basic vocabulary, general country data, languages, a history timeline, geography and climate, economy, capital city, other major cities, and culture (food, music, festivals).
A GCSE English Literature poetry-analysis lesson presentation that guides students through close reading and critical analysis of 'The Charge of the Light Brigade' by Alfred Lord Tennyson.
A GCSE English Literature poetry-analysis lesson presentation that guides students through close reading and critical analysis of 'What Were They Like?' by Denise Levertov.
Introduce students to Finland through a slide presentation covering its language/greetings, history timeline, geography, economy, capital city and landmarks, and culture.
Introduces students to Venezuela's geography, independence movement led by Simon Bolivar, oil-based economy, and recent political history, presented as an illustrated country-study slideshow covering Venezuela's location, quick facts, language, history, geography, economy, cities, and culture.
A GCSE English Literature poetry-analysis PowerPoint lesson guiding students through close reading of 'One Flesh' by Elizabeth Jennings, covering author/poet context, first reading and annotation, tone and language analysis, structure questions, and an academic PETAL-paragraph writing task. The lesson frames the poem around an aging married couple's…
U.A. Fanthorpe's poem "Half-Past Two," about a child kept after school who does not yet understand clock time, is unpacked slide by slide in a GCSE-level English literature lesson built around close reading and analytical writing. The slideshow opens with learning intentions and a glossary of critical terms (narrator, third person, repetition, portmanteau, emotive language, personification, contraction, oxymoron), then supplies biographical context on Fanthorpe before presenting the full poem text twice for annotation. Stanza-by-stanza question sets walk students through content, language, and structure analysis, including the poem's invented compound words like "Gettinguptime" and "timeyouwereofftime," before a PETAL (Point, Evidence, Technique, Analysis, Link) paragraph frame and an extended-response homework task close out the lesson. A model "possible answer" in three bullet points on the poem's tone is included so students can compare their own analysis against a worked example. For another GCSE poem taught with the same PETAL paragraph framework, Vernon Scannell’s ‘Nettles’ offers stanza-by-stanza analysis practice on a different poem.
A GCSE English Literature poetry-analysis lesson presentation that guides students through close reading and critical analysis of 'Walking Away' by C Day-Lewis.
Introduces students to Peru as the heart of the ancient Inca civilization and home to Machu Picchu, presented as an illustrated country-study slideshow covering Peru's location, quick facts, language, history, geography, economy, cities, and culture.