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This resource supports a poem often studied for GCSE English, The Charge of the Light Brigade by Alfred Lord Tennyson.
This work pack is intended to support beginner EAL learners to access Act 1 of Shakespeare's The Tempest when being studied as a class text. It is intended to be used in conjunction with resource packs on the other four acts of the play, and other EAL Nexus resources on The Tempest.
Bombs, shelters, gas masks, bombs, explosions! World War 2 air raids were characterised by these. This resource provides opportunities for learners to explore what air raids were like, how they might have felt when they heard the aeroplanes, when they saw the fires, when they walked through the rubble.
This is a highly visual resource comprising three sets of flashcards - words and picture, words only and pictures only, of everyday objects for EAL learners to classify according to whether they are magnetic or non-magnetic.
This is an engaging thinking routine. I see, I think, I wonder encourages learners to take part in collaborative learning and exploratory talk leading them into "have a go" writing.
This set of resources can be used to scaffold the EAL learners' listening skills when listening to presentational language. There is a focus on the use of emotive language to describe conditions for child labourers in Victorian coalmines.