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Summer Olympic Reading Passage & Questions 5th-8th Level teaching resource preview
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Summer Olympic Reading Passage & Questions 5th-8th Level

A reading comprehension passage introducing four lesser-known Summer Olympic sports (water polo, artistic swimming, table tennis, race walking), paired with 5 multiple-choice comprehension questions, provided in both printable PDF and a paperless/digital PowerPoint format.

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5–7
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'Remains' by Simon Armitage – GCSE Poetry Lesson teaching resource preview
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'Remains' by Simon Armitage – GCSE Poetry Lesson

GCSE Poetry Lesson on 'Remains' by Simon Armitage: For Veterans Overview: 'Remains', a poem written by Simon Armitage, provides the foundation for this comprehensive 23-slide PowerPoint lesson.

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Microsoft PowerPoint
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9–12
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1984 Introduction Power Point teaching resource preview

1984 Introduction Power Point

George Orwell's life and political views open a presentation introducing his novel 1984, tracing his birth in colonial India through his service as a British imperial policeman in Burma and his eventual turn to full-time writing. Slides then connect the novel's totalitarian setting to three real historical dictators — Adolf Hitler, Francisco Franco, and Joseph Stalin — including details on Stalin's Great Purge. A themes-and-symbols section lists themes including dehumanization, isolation and control alongside recurring symbols such as telescreens, the paperweight, and Big Brother, and a terms section defines propaganda, socialism, totalitarianism, utopia, dystopia, irony, and paradox. The deck closes with four essential questions about the nature and effects of government.

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9–12
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A Level Poetry Lesson: ‘A Minor Role’ by U A Thanthorpe teaching resource preview
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A Level Poetry Lesson: ‘A Minor Role’ by U A Thanthorpe

An A Level (Pearson Edexcel International Advanced Level, Post-2000 Poetry unit) English Literature lesson analyzing the poem 'A Minor Role' by U.A. Fanthorpe, focusing on meaning, form, and the device of euphemism, in the context of chronic illness and the roles society forces people to play.

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Microsoft PowerPoint
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9–12
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A Level Poetry Lesson: ‘An Easy Passage’ by Julia Copus teaching resource preview
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A Level Poetry Lesson: ‘An Easy Passage’ by Julia Copus

An A Level (Pearson Edexcel International Advanced Level, Post-2000 Poetry unit) English Literature lesson analyzing 'An Easy Passage' by Julia Copus, focusing on gender expectations and the transition from girlhood to womanhood.

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Microsoft PowerPoint
Level
9–12
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