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AQA English Literature Lesson introducing pupils to the Worlds and Lives Anthology, exploring the exam structure, how to answer the question and the themes Worlds and Lives. A range of activities, including an annotated exam question, exploring different types of worlds, the vocabulary of worlds and lives, themes in the poems, a creative writing task, and more.

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AQA English Literature Worlds and Lives Poetry Anthology KS4 SOW

At least 18 lessons - each lesson has enough resources for at least 2 lessons. AQA English Literature Worlds and Lives Anthology Unit on all 15 poems from the anthology. 3 additional lessons , 1 introducing pupils to the exam structure and themes of the anthology, and 1 on comparing Like An Heiress/With Birds You鈥檙e Never Lonely, and 1 on comparing Name Journeys/Homing. * A range of activities in every lesson * Lessons numbered in order and recap activities following on from each prior lesson * If the poem is in the public domain, an annotated version of each poem in each powerpoint with analytical questions for pupils to answer when annotating. Answers for the annotation questions on the powerpoint on an annotated version of the poem are provided. If the poem is not in the public domain then there are line by line questions and answers (clearly labelled) designed to help pupils annotate. Answers are also supplied to these. * Each poetry lesson has an essay style question activity on the poem to help pupils consolidate their learning and understanding of the poem, * A model paragraph for the essay style question provided in each paragraph * Key structural and context information covered * Worksheets on key vocabulary, context, etc. * A few lessons also have creative tasks * 2 Model comparison essays * The lesson on comparing the poems and writing an exam style response can be easily adapted to become an assessment, as can the essay style question on each poem. . Poems covered are: Lines Written in Early Spring - William Wordsworth England in 1819- Percy Bysshe Shelley Shall earth no more inspire thee - Emily Bronte In a London Drawingroom - George Eliot On an Afternoon Train from Purley to Victoria, 1955 - James Berry Name Journeys - Raman Mundair pot - Shamshad Khan A Wider View - Seni Seneviratne Homing - Liz Berry A Century Later - Imtiaz Dharker The Jewellery Maker - Louisa Adjoa Parker With Birds You鈥檙e Never Lonely - Raymond Antrobus A Portable Paradise - Roger Robinson Like an Heiress - Grace Nichols Thirteen - Caleb Femi . **Any poems not in the public domain have not been included due to copyright, but can be found online.**

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