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1. What Were They Like?1. What Were They Like?WW1. What Were They Like?
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27. Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde27. Dr Jekyll and Mr HydeWW27. Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
Match the term to the correct definitionMatch the term to the correct definitionWWMatch the term to the correct definition
The Merchant's TaleThe Merchant's TaleWWThe Merchant's Tale
1. Wilfred Owen Poetry1. Wilfred Owen PoetryWW1. Wilfred Owen Poetry
25. Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde25. Dr Jekyll and Mr HydeWW25. Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
Blessing AssessmentBlessing AssessmentWWBlessing Assessment
23. Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde23. Dr Jekyll and Mr HydeWW23. Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
StarterStarterWWStarter
22. Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde22. Dr Jekyll and Mr HydeWW22. Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
21. Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde21. Dr Jekyll and Mr HydeWW21. Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
20. Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde20. Dr Jekyll and Mr HydeWW20. Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
5. An Inspector Calls5. An Inspector CallsWW5. An Inspector Calls
19. Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde - Assessment Prep19. Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde - Assessment PrepWW19. Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde - Assessment Prep
StealingStealingWWStealing
Hamlet RevisionHamlet RevisionWWHamlet Revision
Analysing PoetryAnalysing PoetryWWAnalysing Poetry
9. The Merchant's Tale9. The Merchant's TaleWW9. The Merchant's Tale
An Inspector CallsAn Inspector CallsWWAn Inspector Calls
L.O: To develop the ability to analyse language, form and stL.O: To develop the ability to analyse language, form and stWWL.O: To develop the ability to analyse language, form and st
4. An Inspector Calls4. An Inspector CallsWW4. An Inspector Calls
OCR English LanguageOCR English LanguageWWOCR English Language
Poetic TechniquesPoetic TechniquesWWPoetic Techniques
18. Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde18. Dr Jekyll and Mr HydeWW18. Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
Who's for the Game?Who's for the Game?WWWho's for the Game?
17. Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde17. Dr Jekyll and Mr HydeWW17. Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
8. The Merchant's Tale8. The Merchant's TaleWW8. The Merchant's Tale
3. An Inspector Calls3. An Inspector CallsWW3. An Inspector Calls
Hamlet - Act 3 Scene 1Hamlet - Act 3 Scene 1WWHamlet - Act 3 Scene 1
16. Dr Jekyll & Hyde16. Dr Jekyll & HydeWW16. Dr Jekyll & Hyde
7. The Merchant's Tale7. The Merchant's TaleWW7. The Merchant's Tale
War PoetryWar PoetryWWWar Poetry
OnomatopeiaOnomatopeiaWWOnomatopeia
6. The Merchant's tale6. The Merchant's taleWW6. The Merchant's tale
1. An Inspector Calls1. An Inspector CallsWW1. An Inspector Calls
1. Sonnet 1301. Sonnet 130WW1. Sonnet 130
15. Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde15. Dr Jekyll and Mr HydeWW15. Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
StructureStructureWWStructure
15. Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde15. Dr Jekyll & Mr HydeWW15. Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde
8. Shakespearian Sonnets8. Shakespearian SonnetsWW8. Shakespearian Sonnets
4. Blessing4. BlessingWW4. Blessing
14. Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde14. Dr Jekyll & Mr HydeWW14. Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde
3. Blessing3. BlessingWW3. Blessing
7. Shakespearian Sonnet7. Shakespearian SonnetWW7. Shakespearian Sonnet
6. The Merchant's Tale6. The Merchant's TaleWW6. The Merchant's Tale
13. Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde13. Dr Jekyll and Mr HydeWW13. Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
12. Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde12. Dr Jekyll and Mr HydeWW12. Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
Spelling Test!Spelling Test!WWSpelling Test!
5. The Merchant's Tale5. The Merchant's TaleWW5. The Merchant's Tale
11. Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde11. Dr Jekyll & Mr HydeWW11. Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde
6. Mametz Wood6. Mametz WoodWW6. Mametz Wood
9./10. Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde9./10. Dr Jekyll and Mr HydeWW9./10. Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
3. To identify poetic techniques.3. To identify poetic techniques.WW3. To identify poetic techniques.
4. The Merchant's tale4. The Merchant's taleWW4. The Merchant's tale
2. Poem - Things2. Poem - ThingsWW2. Poem - Things
8. Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde8. Dr Jekyll and Mr HydeWW8. Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
3. The Merchant's Tale l.365 - 4423. The Merchant's Tale l.365 - 442WW3. The Merchant's Tale l.365 - 442
1. Introduction to Poetry1. Introduction to PoetryWW1. Introduction to Poetry
5. Mametz Wood5. Mametz WoodWW5. Mametz Wood
Untitled PreziUntitled PreziWWUntitled Prezi
7. Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde7. Dr Jekyll and Mr HydeWW7. Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
6. Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde - context - Victorian Criminal6. Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde - context - Victorian CriminalWW6. Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde - context - Victorian Criminal
2. The Merchant's Tale2. The Merchant's TaleWW2. The Merchant's Tale
5. Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde5. Dr Jekyll and Mr HydeWW5. Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
4. 'Bayonet Charge' & 'Futility4. 'Bayonet Charge' & 'FutilityWW4. 'Bayonet Charge' & 'Futility
4. Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde4. Dr Jekyll and Mr HydeWW4. Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
1. The Merchant's Tale1. The Merchant's TaleWW1. The Merchant's Tale
3. Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde3. Dr Jekyll and Mr HydeWW3. Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
2. The Tempest2. The TempestWW2. The Tempest
2/3. Bayonet Charge - Ted Hughes2/3. Bayonet Charge - Ted HughesWW2/3. Bayonet Charge - Ted Hughes
2. Dr Jekyl and Mr Hyde Chpt 32. Dr Jekyl and Mr Hyde Chpt 3WW2. Dr Jekyl and Mr Hyde Chpt 3
1. 9B1 Introductions & Futility1. 9B1 Introductions & FutilityWW1. 9B1 Introductions & Futility
IntroductionsIntroductionsWWIntroductions
1. Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde1. Dr Jekyll and Mr HydeWW1. Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
1. The Tempest1. The TempestWW1. The Tempest
MacbethMacbethWWMacbeth
ApostrophesApostrophesWWApostrophes
Frankenstein Chapter 3Frankenstein Chapter 3WWFrankenstein Chapter 3
Introduction to ShakespeareIntroduction to ShakespeareWWIntroduction to Shakespeare
Frankenstein - Chapter 2Frankenstein - Chapter 2WWFrankenstein - Chapter 2
Nearly Four O'ClockNearly Four O'ClockWWNearly Four O'Clock
Elizabeth LavenzaElizabeth LavenzaWWElizabeth Lavenza
Characters within the playCharacters within the playWWCharacters within the play
Frankenstein - Letter IVFrankenstein - Letter IVWWFrankenstein - Letter IV
A Minute Past ThreeA Minute Past ThreeWWA Minute Past Three
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FrankensteinFrankensteinWWFrankenstein
RomanticismRomanticismWWRomanticism
Making your Christmas TrailerMaking your Christmas TrailerWWMaking your Christmas Trailer
Speaking and Listening AssessmentSpeaking and Listening AssessmentWWSpeaking and Listening Assessment
FUN NARRATIVESFUN NARRATIVESWWFUN NARRATIVES
The Conditions of WarThe Conditions of WarWWThe Conditions of War
Story OpeningsStory OpeningsWWStory Openings
What makes a good narrative?What makes a good narrative?WWWhat makes a good narrative?
Fourteen Minutes Past TwoFourteen Minutes Past TwoWWFourteen Minutes Past Two
Developing a Believable CharacterDeveloping a Believable CharacterWWDeveloping a Believable Character
Twenty-Eight Minutes Past OneTwenty-Eight Minutes Past OneWWTwenty-Eight Minutes Past One
Showing Not TellingShowing Not TellingWWShowing Not Telling
Effective DescriptionsEffective DescriptionsWWEffective Descriptions
PropagandaPropagandaWWPropaganda
What's in my bag?What's in my bag?WWWhat's in my bag?
Modifying SentencesModifying SentencesWWModifying Sentences
Sentence StructuresSentence StructuresWWSentence Structures
The War EffortThe War EffortWWThe War Effort
Building a CharacterBuilding a CharacterWWBuilding a Character
Nearly Five to OneNearly Five to OneWWNearly Five to One
CommasCommasWWCommas
Guess the Character!Guess the Character!WWGuess the Character!
King LearKing LearWWKing Lear