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Get the complete Matilda unit in one bundle — three ready-to-teach, editable PowerPoint study guides covering all 21 chapters of Roald Dahl's Matilda. Everything you need to take students from the first page to the last, with no extra prep required. What's Inside (3 PowerPoint Files) Chapters 1–7: The Reader of Books → Miss Honey Chapters 8–14: The Trunchbull → The First Miracle Chapters 15–21: The Second Miracle → A New Home Save compared to buying each part separately. Instant digital download — all three editable PowerPoint files delivered immediately after purchase.
Finish your Matilda unit with this ready-to-teach, 20-slide PowerPoint study guide for Chapters 15–21. Every chapter gets a summary slide and a question slide, so you can move from reading to discussion to writing without extra prep. What's Inside Chapter summary slides Chapter question slides Figures of Speech Toolkit PEEL paragraph framework Character Trackers 10-mark rubric Chapters Covered Chapter 15: The Second Miracle Chapter 16: Miss Honey's Cottage Chapter 17: Miss Honey's Story Chapter 18: The Names Chapter 19: The Practice Chapter 20: The Third Miracle Chapter 21: A New Home Instant digital download — editable PowerPoint file delivered immediately after purchase.
Continue your Matilda unit with this ready-to-teach, 20-slide PowerPoint study guide for Chapters 8–14. Every chapter gets a summary slide and a question slide, so you can move from reading to discussion to writing without extra prep. What's Inside Chapter summary slides Chapter question slides Figures of Speech Toolkit PEEL paragraph framework Character Tracker 10-mark rubric Why Teachers Love It Works for whole-class teaching, small groups, homework, or independent study Builds close reading and analytical writing skills, not just comprehension Chapters Covered Chapter 8: The Trunchbull Chapter 9: The Parents Chapter 10: Throwing the Hammer Chapter 11: Bruce Bogtrotter and the Cake Chapter 12: Lavender Chapter 13: The Weekly Test Chapter 14: The First Miracle Instant digital download — editable PowerPoint file delivered immediately after purchase.
A complete, ready-to-run 60-minute ESL lesson on the tragic ending of The Great Gatsby, written for B1 level English language learners. No prep required — just open and teach. What's Inside Reading and text analysis Key vocabulary Figures of speech Homework writing task Writing rubric Why Teachers Love It Written for B1 level — makes a literary classic accessible for English language learners Fully editable — adapt vocabulary, questions, and timings to your class Designed to fit a 60-minute lesson with no extra preparation needed Suitable for ESL and EFL classrooms, international schools, and literature electives Please note: This is an original teaching resource. A copy of the novel is needed for classroom use. Instant digital download — editable PowerPoint file delivered immediately after purchase.
A complete bundle of four ready-to-run lessons on The Great Gatsby, each one packed with text analysis, figures of speech, key vocabulary, themes, and academic writing practice. Thirty-six slides take English language learners from Nick's arrival right through to the tragic ending, with every lesson built the same way so your planning stays simple and consistent. Four Lessons Included Nick's Arrival and the American Dream Gatsby's Parties Gatsby and Daisy Reunion The Tragic Ending Every Lesson Includes A warm-up discussion to activate ideas before reading Key vocabulary with clear, simple definitions Text analysis covering the chapter's events A themes slide connecting the chapter to the novel's big ideas A figures of speech slide covering devices such as symbolism, imagery, irony, and foreshadowing Pair-work text analysis questions An academic writing homework task with a choice of three prompts A writing rubric with four criteria, so students know how their writing is assessed Why Teachers Love It Written for B1 level, so English language learners can engage with a literary classic with the right level of support Fully editable — adapt vocabulary, questions, and timings to your class Consistent lesson structure makes planning and delivery straightforward Suitable for ESL and EFL classrooms, international schools, and literature electives Please note: This is an original teaching resource. A copy of the novel is needed for classroom use. Instant digital download — editable PowerPoint file delivered immediately after purchase.
A ready-to-teach set of four 60-minute lessons covering key scenes from George Orwell's Animal Farm, designed for B1 level students. Four Lessons Included Old Major's Speech The Rebellion Napoleon's Rise to Power The Final Betrayal Every Lesson Includes Warm-up discussion to activate prior knowledge Key vocabulary with clear, accessible definitions About the text — guided reading and context Themes slide connecting the scene to the novel's big ideas Figures of speech analysis Paired text analysis questions A choice of three homework writing tasks 4-point writing rubric so students always know what's expected Why Teachers Love It Consistent lesson structure makes planning and back-to-back delivery straightforward Forms a compact novel study unit tracing the book's major turning points No full-term commitment required — ideal as a focused introduction Fully editable — adapt vocabulary, questions, and timings to your class Ideal for ESL and EFL classrooms, international schools, and literature electives Please note: This is an original teaching resource. A copy of the novel is needed for classroom use. Instant digital download — editable PowerPoint file delivered immediately after purchase.
A complete set of academic writing tasks set in Marrakech, giving students practice across eight real world writing formats: newspaper article, blog post, formal report, proposal, review, email, formal letter, and a second report task, each built around a different theme relevant to life in the city. Drawing on 25 years of international education experience, this resource helps EAP and English language students move beyond generic essay writing and practise the specific register, structure, and language each format actually requires. Includes: Culture - a newspaper article Daily Life - a blog post Poverty - a formal report Mental Health & Wellbeing - a proposal Religion & Festivals - a review Language - a semi-formal email Youth Unemployment - a formal letter to a newspaper editor Urban Growth - a report Every task includes a 20-mark rubric assessing content, format and conventions, vocabulary, and grammar. Ideal for EAP teachers and English language programmes looking to give students structured, varied practice in functional and academic writing styles, all grounded in a single, engaging real world setting.
Bring Roald Dahl’s Matilda to life with this ready-to-teach, 20-slide PowerPoint study guide for Chapters 1-7. Every chapter gets a summary slide and a question slide, so you can move from reading to discussion to writing without extra prep. WHAT’S INSIDE Chapter summary slides for all 7 chapters, each with a “What happens” recap, key vocabulary and a big idea to anchor discussion Chapter question slides for all 7 chapters, covering four skills: Retrieve, Infer, Language and Write Figures of Speech Toolkit covering 8 devices (simile, metaphor, hyperbole, alliteration, personification, irony, onomatopoeia and imagery), each with an example PEEL paragraph framework to help students build clear analytical responses Character Tracker for recording traits and quotations as students read 10-mark rubric with five criteria, so students know exactly how their writing is assessed WHY TEACHERS LOVE IT Editable text, tables and shapes, so you can adapt questions, vocabulary and layout to your class Clean navy and green design that is easy to read on a projector or shared screen Works for whole-class teaching, small groups, homework or independent study Builds close reading and analytical writing skills, not just comprehension CHAPTERS COVERED 1 The Reader of Books 2 Mr Wormwood, the Great Car Dealer 3 The Hat and the Superglue 4 The Ghost 5 Arithmetic 6 The Platinum-Blond Man 7 Miss Honey