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This midsummer, ‘let us recount our dreams’.

Discover a wealth of resources on A Midsummer Night’s Dream, from ballads on Robin Goodfellow to superb pieces by Emma Smith:
https://t.co/jXXw1WTOkq
Oberon, Titania and Puck with Fairies Dancing by William Blake © Tate, London 2016

@Lit_liverbird @rachaelwherry89 @Team_English1 @LitdriveUK @SPryke2 @__codexterous @DoWise @teachals @English_MrsC @SaysMiss @FunkyPedagogy @DrMBoyd 😊 We've created summaries of our best resources for KS4 teachers & students. Here they are for:

Macbeth: https://t.co/BHPK5P6Kvb
A Christmas Carol: https://t.co/rhKWkTW37f
An Inspector Calls: https://t.co/LDUcVVGZQM
Image © Hannah Buckman

Pack your suitcase with Paddington™ and win book tokens for your school! Help yourselves to our free online resources & share children’s work with us here. Each week we’ll pick lucky winners out of Paddington’s (virtual!) hat https://t.co/3gSKcZeOyH

Happy Friday!
Here's The Circus - T︠S︡irk - created in 1928 by Samuil Marshak & Vladmir Lebedev: https://t.co/aoNvVv7huA
#FridayFeeling #DiscoveringChildrensBooks

'Unsex', 'fiendlike', 'stealthy', 'assassination', 'compunctious'. Shakespeare coins an extraordinary number of words in Macbeth.

Celebrate #EnglishLanguageDay with this brilliant piece by David Crystal exploring #Shakespeare's linguistic innovation: https://t.co/HnuBeOua2v

'Do you think I could have tea with you?'

Happy @Nationalteaday!
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Judith Kerr's original illustrations for the The Tiger Who Came to Tea © Kerr-Kneale Productions Ltd 1968. Held by @7Stories
#DiscoveringChildrensBooks

Have you seen all our free resources on the poetry of conflict, from poets' manuscript drafts to close readings & contextual sources?

'Checking Out Me History' & 'Half Caste': https://t.co/XBlIutjx1N
Blake's 'London': https://t.co/eZp447443q
'Ozymandias': https://t.co/sHgJc4zbM5

Barbara Castle was an MP who, as Secretary of State for Employment & Productivity, oversaw the introduction of the 1970 Equal Pay Act.

Castle describes the steps she took for women’s equality in this debate from @cambridgeunion https://t.co/t9efpEVmsu
#IWD2021 #ChooseToChallenge

Do your English A level students know about our free resources - perfect for revision and contextual research?

A whole host of texts including:
Othello: https://t.co/OC083amYwd
Hamlet: https://t.co/wJKLCH5SWe
Frankenstein: https://t.co/aY5DUfNTI3
Donne: https://t.co/UmNX2wharw

From ‘dirty street’ to ‘charter’d street’ …

See the changes made by William Blake to his poem ‘London’ in this beautiful notebook on our #DiscoveringLiterature website: https://t.co/eZp447443q