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@AlwaysLearnWeb @ScarffHurst @miss_tiggr Have you seen our free Teacher's Toolkit written by
@EngMediaCentre with @BL_Learning? It's brimming with ideas for using #DiscoveringLiterature. Lots that Year 11s might enjoy here?

https://t.co/B7kOhWyux1. Illustrations © Hannah Buckman

On #NationalTeaDay, who could forget the fabulous Tiger Who Came to Tea?

Here are Judith Kerr's original artworks: https://t.co/HKN6CMMXFv
© Kerr-Kneale Productions Ltd 1968.

We have brilliant free online resources to put The Sign of Four in context.

Click here to discover more about Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Sherlock Holmes, detective fiction, or drugs in 19th-century literature
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@LitUnPeeled @Lit_liverbird Our huge World War One website has over 500 original sources from across Europe
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Or - for war poetry in context - explore our Discovering Literature: 20th Century site
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Teaching John Agard's 'Checking Out Me History'?

Read Daljit Nagra's brilliant analysis of the poem and explore the context on our Windrush Stories website.

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Illustration © Hannah Buckman

@Team_English1

Have you downloaded yours yet? Our free Teacher's Toolkit on Macbeth is written by @EngMediaCentre with @BL_Learning. It's brimming with ideas for using #DiscoveringLiterature to explore the play, its context & critics.

https://t.co/wpwOyoA70l. Illustrations © Hannah Buckman

Refresh your teaching of #Macbeth with our new FREE Teacher's Toolkit, full of ideas for using #DiscoveringLiterature to explore context and critics. Written by the excellent @EngMediaCentre with @BL_Learning. Download now: https://t.co/wpwOyoA70l. Illustrations Hannah Buckman

Delighted to share our brand new Teacher’s Toolkit for using #DiscoveringLiterature with students, written by the brilliant @EngMediaCentre with the BL Learning team. Totally FREE to download here: https://t.co/B7kOhWyux1. Illustration © Hannah Buckman

#teamenglish #Litdrive

Spring is here! Happy #FirstDayOfSpring everyone 🌼
Today is the #SpringEquinox meaning Winter is officially over.
#InternationalDayOfHappiness #GoogleDoodle

Richard Brandon was the Common Hangman of London in 1649, it is debatable as to whether he beheaded Charles I as his identity was concealed on the scaffold & his confession, shown here, was published posthumously.

More here https://t.co/AV6ifq36Yd
#OTD #OnThisDay #historyteacher