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Sight/Unseen: Poetry £55 112-page, photocopiable publication ISBN: 978-1906101398 A publication specifically designed to prepare students for dealing with unseen poetry, including comparison, across all GCSE specifications. • Activities build pupils’ confidence and skills as critical readers of poetry, so that they are able to tackle unseen poems independently. • Strategies also support students in their work on anthology poems. • An anthology of 30 poems suitable for unseen work. Poets in the anthology John Agard, Moniza Alvi, Elizabeth Bishop, William Blake, Phil Brown, Julius Chingogo, John Clare, John Cornford, Maura Dooley, Vicki Feaver, Emily Hasler, Melissa Lee-Houghton, Rudyard Kipling, DH Lawrence, Denise Levertov, Norman MacCaig, Charlotte Mew, Helen Mort, Linda Paston, Ezra Pound, Kevin Powers, Siegfried Sassoon, Penelope Shuttle, Matthew Sweeney, Alfred, Lord Tennyson, Edward Thomas, Alice Walker, William Wordsworth PERFECT FOR GCSE ACROSS ALL SPECS ... full of ideas and approaches to develop the requisite skills and strengthen the confidence of students facing the challenges of writing about unseen poetry ... coherent and imaginative Paul Clayton, Teaching English (2015) We are not reprinting this publication. Get your copies before stock runs out! The Poetry Book KS3 Series £10.95 15+ copies: £5 each DVD £19.95 Pupil book, 144 pages ISBN: 0-907016-73-1 90-min. DVD LAST CHANCE TO BUY Provides a rich and varied poetry curriculum for 11-14, including sonnets, poems on a theme, performance poetry and comparative analysis. DVD includes John Agard, John Hegley, Sophie Hannah, Patience Agbabi and more! 22
Visit englishandmedia.co.uk for sample PDFs and ordering The Hunger Games: an EMC Study Guide £65 A4, 64-page photocopiable publication with resources on CD ISBN: 978-1906101268 This photocopiable publication, with additional resources on CD, provides a range of activities to support pupils in exploring the novel as both a literary text and a global media phenomenon. Key aspects • Provides a manageable route through the text. • Suggestions for how to use the film effectively to support critical engagement. • Wide range of activities, including fresh approaches to character, theme and language. • Activities that prepare students for 14-16 textual study. The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time Study Guide £65 A4, 80-page photocopiable publication with downloadable assets ISBN: 090701688X Offers a well-paced route through the text. • Activities to develop critical reading and writing. • Focused work on language and the craft of the writer. • Opportunities for speaking and listening, drama and original writing. Downloadable folder of assets • Short video interview with the author. • Extracts from the BBC documentary My Family and Autism. • PDFs of individual activities and the complete publication. To Kill a Mockingbird Study Guide –12 New EMC Approaches £19.50 A4, 48-page photocopiable publication with PDF & images on CD ISBN: 978-1906101206 Activities to support students in getting to grips with the novel and developing the skills to discuss it critically. Key aspects • Contemporary images and interview material to inform students’ understanding of the period, with a close focus on the insights they provide into the novel. • Ways of using the Oscarwinning film to enrich students’ understanding. • Engaging activities to support students in thinking about characterisation, themes and narrative style. • Role-play activities to help students engage with, and use, critical responses. 23
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