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LANGUAGE • MEDIA • LITERATURE
2022-23 Publications
FREE
WELCOME UK postage and
packaging on all
print publications
W
elcome to each responding creatively to a novel, poem
or play frequently studied in KS3 and 4.
the 2022-23
Full details of these publications and
EMC catalogue. the free resources to accompany them
2021-22 saw more schools can be found on pages 14-17 and on the
buying and using EMC publications than EMC website.
ever before. It’s been such a joy to hear
Just Write and Write On, our beautiful
of the different ways in which schools
workbooks, continue to encourage students
have been using our materials. We’ve had
to explore their own writing voice, to
feedback about our short story anthologies
experiment, to take a risk and develop
Iridescent Adolescent, Diverse Shorts and
resilience when faced with the blank page.
Literary Shorts, for example, being used
There are free downloadable PowerPoints
in library lessons, in tutor time, as part
based on the workbooks so you can give
of reading weeks and with intervention
the approach a try, risk-free!
groups, as well as providing a focus for
exploring stories from critical and creative If you’re keen to widen your students’
perspectives during English lessons. reading, don’t forget Andrew McCallum,
We’ve also been delighted to receive Kate Oliver and Lucy Hinchliffe write the
such an enthusiastic response to the free resources for the novels shortlisted for
downloadable PowerPoint resources the Carnegie Award – as always these are
accompanying Iridescent Adolescent. available to download for free from
EMC’s website.
Free downloadable PowerPoint resources
will also accompany three new print Lucy has also written a new
anthologies due for publication over the resource in our EMC Teaching a
next few months. All three publications Novel series: the When Shadows
focus on new and exciting writing. EMC Fall resource is available
Poetry Playlist – Contemporary voices for as a free download from
the classroom is an anthology with diversity our website.
at its heart – a diversity of voices, identities, As a small charitable
experiences and approaches. These are organisation, we’re unable
poems to engage, challenge, puzzle, excite to provide inspection copies
and provoke. of our publications, but
Published under our Cultural Conversations sample pages from all our
banner, The Facility and Other Texts – material – print and download – are
Re-imagining Antigone is a collection available from our website. Here you will
of specially-commissioned new writing, also find a wealth of free materials – search
including a standalone play, ideal for both EMC_Free for the full list.
English and drama classrooms, poems and Lucy Webster,
short stories. An Inspector Called and Other Publications and Web Manager
Stories – Textual Transformations by Barbara
Bleiman provides 15 original short stories
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CONTENTS
Forthcoming 4 Spotlight on Literacy 29
Highlights 6 Downloads English Language 11-16 30
English 11-16: Literature 11 For Teachers 31
Iridescent Adolescent: Diverse Literary 11 What Matters in English Teaching 31
Short Stories Harold Rosen: Writings on life, language 31
Diverse Shorts 12 and learning, 1958-2008
Literary Shorts Anthology and Resource 13 16-19 32
EMC Poetry Playlist – Contemporary voices 14 Leaping into... 32
in the classroom emagazine and MediaMagazine 33
The Facility and Other Texts – 16 English 16-19 34
Re-imagining Antigone
Exploring Atonement 34
An Inspector Called and Other Stories – Textual
Transformations 17 Exploring Mrs Dalloway 34
Sight/Unseen: Poetry 18 Exploring Things Fall Apart 35
KS3 Poetry Plus 18 Exploring Nineteen Eighty-Four 35
Revision-in-Action Workbooks 19 Exploring A Doll’s House 35
for GCSE Poetry The Literature Reader 36
EMC KS3 Curriculumplus 20 Language Handbook: Key Thinkers on Key Topics 36
Curriculumplus Card Collection 21 Studying A Streetcar Named Desire 37
EMC Full Text Study Editions: Animal Farm 22 Studying The Handmaid’s Tale 37
EMC Full Text Study Editions: 23 Studying King Lear 38
Jane Eyre, Great Expectations, A Christmas Carol, Studying Hamlet 38
Frankenstein, Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
Tragedy: A Student Handbook 39
Downloads Literature 11-16 24
Studying Othello 39
Curriculum Conversations: Poems that Inspire 24
Curriculum Conversations: Going on an Doing Close Reading 40
Odyssey at KS3 Studying Blake’s Songs 40
EMC Teaching a Novel: The Bone Sparrow 25 Studying The Great Gatsby 40
More Downloads Literature 11-16 25 Downloads English 16-19 41
English 11-16: Language 26 Downloads Media 11-19 42
Just Write – EMC Let Them Loose 26 Find out about NATE 43
Write On – EMC Let Them Loose 27 Also by EMC... 44
KS3 Language Laboratory 28 How to Order EMC Publications 45
Non-fiction Shorts for KS3 28 A-Z Index of EMC Print Publications 46
Sight/Unseen: Non-fiction for GCSE 29
Design: Sam Sullivan, Newington Design
Cover: cropped from a cover by Rebecca Scambler (© 2022) for Cultural Conversations: Poems that Inspire at KS3
3
H CO M ING
FORT
See page 14
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EMC’S CULTURAL
CONVERSATIONS SERIES
See page 16 See page 17
Free downloadable
classroom materials will be available:
www.englishandmedia.co.uk/publications
5
ANTHOLOGIES
FOR 11-16-YEAR-OLDS
‘Love this
collection’
Nikki Bee on
Facebook
‘A fresh &
stimulating
course through
a diverse range
of contemporary
short stories.’
Victoria Rogan,
The Use of
English (2021)
LEARNING
WITHOUT
LIMITS
stories to promote
choice, connection
and cognition See page 11
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See page 13
‘A fantastic resource. The stories
are engaging, challenging and
varied, the teaching strategies
are creative and well-designed
to support students in becoming
curious, independent readers.’
Eleanor Cox, Swanlea School
‘Really
interesting ways
of engaging
students in
important
issues and of
developing
a range of
students’ skills.’
Sascha Cumiskey, See page 12
Largy College
7
EMC CREATIVE WRITING
WORKBOOKS
‘Thank you
so much for
this fantastic
resource. It’s so
beautiful to look
at as well as being
well-planned. It’s
lovely to be able
to give students a
thing which really
See page 26
looks and feels
like a treat, but
which is great for
developing their
writing at the
same time.’
Alison Binney, The
Netherhall School,
Cambridge
‘Huge variety of writing prompts,
beautifully illustrated, stimulate
discussion.’
Head of English,
Birmingham on Twitter
See page 27
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EMC’S FULL TEXT STUDY EDITIONS
See page 22
‘Your edition of
Animal Farm looks
amazing.’
Paul Taylor Peace,
Waldegrave School
Award-winning
‘Excellent approach See page 23
to the novella, with
a clear focus on this
work as a piece of
literature, rather than
a tool to analyse the
Russian Revolution.’
Lily Eadie, Harton Academy ‘YES to these.
I’ve yet to come
‘Your set texts are my across any EMC
‘go to’ even though I resource I don’t Free home learning packs for
already have copies!’ think is amazing.’ A Christmas Carol and Jekyll &
Lauren Maguire on Hyde available online
Raina Parker on Facebook
Facebook
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FOR
A LEVEL 16-19
‘This text is not just recommended
reading: indulging in The Literature
Reader will send shivers down your
spine and make your heart race.’
Angela Rodrigues, The Use of English (2021)
Foreword by Professor John Mullan
See page 36
‘A must read for those
interested in studying
English Language at A
Level. It will, without a See page 36
doubt, leave students
inspired.’
The Use of English Foreword by Professor Ron Carter
(2020)
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ENGLISH 11-16
LITERATURE
Iridescent Adolescent ‘A much needed resource
Diverse Literary Short Stories for enlivening short story
1-9 copies: £20 study in the classroom
10-99 copies: £10 and an essential addition
100-199 copies: £7.50 to school libraries.’
200+: £6.90 Victoria Rogan, The Use of
160-page, pupil book English (2021)
ISBN: 978-1-906101688
EMC’s new anthology brings together the principles
behind both Literary Shorts and Diverse Shorts, to
offer a wide and exciting range of short stories that
challenge and engage students.
In putting together this anthology featuring new
and established writers, we did a lot of reading! The
stories which made it into Iridescent Adolescent
exemplify the best of the contemporary short
story, reflecting not only diverse voices but diverse
approaches to the form. All offer plenty for students
to get their teeth into thematically and all provide
opportunities for literary discussion – both creative
and critical.
Stories in the anthology by:
Chimamanda Ngozie Adichie, David Almond,
Margaret Atwood, Barbara Bleiman, Rebecca
Boroson, Anita Desai, Neil Gaiman, Jessie
Greengrass, Caroline Hadilaksono, Barbara Jenkins,
Earl Lovelace, Alison, Macleod, Shirley Jackson,
Milly Jafta, Jamil Jan Kochai, Phoebe Roy, George
Saunders, Kamila Shamsie, Ayesha Manazir Siddiqi.
Free downloadable
classroom materials available now:
www.englishandmedia.co.uk/publications
11Included in EMC KS3
Curriculum Plus
Diverse Shorts
1-9 copies: £20
10-99 copies: £10
100-199 copies: £7.50
200+: £6.90
160-page, pupil book
ISBN: 978-1-906101510
• Literature to challenge, entertain and inspire.
• Develops vital critical reading skills.
• Engages young people with real world values.
• Activities to use with each short
story or extract.
• Can be read singly or in thematically
linked clusters.
• Includes nine specifically developed critical
literacy cards:
‘Identity’, ‘Freedom’, ‘Tolerance, Rights &
Respect’, ‘Justice’, ‘Diversity & Community’,
‘Democracy’, ‘Equality & Responsibility’,
‘Change & Action’, ‘Power & Control’.
Stories and novel extracts
for 11-16-year-olds:
• David Almond • Andrea Levy
• Sita Brahmachari • George Orwell
• Anne Cassidy • ZZ Packer
• Ted Chiang • Bali Rai
• Helen Dunmore • Gillian Slovo
• Hans Fallada • Angie Thomas
• Elizabeth Laird • Alex Wheatle
• Patrice Lawrence • Benjamin Zephaniah
200+ COPIES
JUST £6.90 EACH
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Included in EMC KS3
Curriculumplus
Literary Shorts
Pupil Anthology
1-9 copies: £20
10-99 copies: £10
100-199 copies: £7.50
200: £6.90
160-page paperback pupil book
ISBN: 978-1906101329
• Stories to challenge, entertain and inspire.
• Seminal world literature from all six
continents, pre-1914 and contemporary
English literature.
Photocopiable Teacher Resource
£35
A4, 176-page photocopiable publication
including PDF on CD
ISBN: 978-1906101336
• Classroom activities to accompany each story
in the anthology.
• A focus on key aspects of narrative.
• Interesting, accessible ways to get pupils
Stories in the anthology by: thinking comparatively.
Guy de Maupassant, Rudyard Kipling, • Six steps for planning and writing a
Rabindranath Tagore, Saki, Katharine critical essay.
Mansfield, Thomas Hardy, Gabriel Garcia
Marquez, Ngugi Wa Thiong’o, Yasar Kemal,
Alice Walker, William Trevor, Jean Rhys,
Roald Dahl, Isabel Allende, John Updike,
Joe R. Lansdale, Geraldine McCaughrean, A fantastic resource. The stories
Jamila Gavin, Meg Rosoff, Barbara Bleiman, are engaging, challenging and
Kate DiCamillo. varied, the teaching strategies
are creative and well designed.
Eleanor Cox, Head of English,
Swanlea School
13NEW AND FORTHCOMING
EMC Poetry Playlist – Poets include:
Contemporary voices Maya Angelou, Raymond Antrobus, Simon
for the classroom Armitage, Caroline Bird, Valerie Bloom, Jean
1-9 copies: £20 ‘Binta’ Breeze, Marianne Chan, Chen Chen, Franny
Choi, Alfonso D’Aquino, Brennig Davies, Kwame
10-99 copies: £10
Dawes, Imtiaz Dharker, Tishani Doshi, Helen
100-199 copies: £7.50 Dunmore, Jonathan Edwards, Safia Elhillo, Caleb
200+: £6.90 Femi, Choman Hardi, Kathleen Jamie, Jackie
192-page anthology with free Kay, Linton Kwesi Johnson, Ava Leavell Haymon,
downloadable resources Ada Limón, Hannah Lowe, Robert Macfarlane,
ISBN: 978-1-906101-71-8 Aisha Mango, Suhaiymah Manzoor-Khan,
EMC Poetry Playlist is an Andrew McMillan, Holly McNish, Daljit Nagra,
anthology of approximately Sharon Olds, Alice Oswald, Don Patterson, Kira
150 contemporary poems for Pelowitz, Jacob Polley, Vidyan Ravinthiran, Roger
11-16 year olds. The collection Robinson, Michael Rosen, Jacob Sam-La Rose,
is designed to excite students’ Joshua Seigal, Naomi Shihab Nye, Warsan Shire,
interest in reading, writing and Idrissa Simmonds, Lemm Sissay, Danez Smith,
talking about poems – both in George Szirtes, Lucy Thynne, Kate Wakeling,
the classroom and beyond. Derek Walcott, Luke Wright, Zahra Fathima
The anthology has diversity
at its heart – a diversity of
voices, identities, experiences
and approaches.
Inside you’ll find poems
which engage, challenge, Free downloadable
puzzle, excite and provoke. resources – look
These are poems which open
out for details
up the world of poetry to
young people. Resources and ideas for
studying and enjoying the
As well as poems selected by
poems in the classroom
EMC, the anthology includes
will be available to
a selection of ‘poets’ playlists’
download, free of charge,
submitted by poets such as
in PowerPoint form, from
Jacob Sam-La Rose, Hollie
the EMC website.
McNish, Peter Kahn, Daljit
Nagra and Moniza Alvi.
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FOR
THC
OM
ING
Free downloadable
classroom materials forthcoming:
www.englishandmedia.co.uk/publications
15The Facility and Other
Texts – Re-imagining
Antigone
EMC Cultural Conversations
1-9 copies: £20
10-99 copies: £10
100-199 copies: £7.50
200+: £6.90
160-page, pupil book with free downloadable resources
ISBN: 978-1-906101-70-1
The latest in EMC’s Cultural Conversations series, The
IN G
Facility and Other Texts – Re-imagining Antigone is
R T H COM
a collection of specially-commissioned new writing FO
for KS3 by poets Valerie Bloom and Inua Ellams,
short story writers Phoebe Roy and Barbara Bleiman Look out for
and playwright Sarah Hehir, inspired by, and in
conversation with, Sophocles’ play Antigone.
details of the free
The anthology also includes short commentaries by
downloadable resources
• An introduction to Sophocles’
each writer exploring their own new writing in the
play, with some exploration of its
context of the original to help students engage with
enduring impact
the issues of the play alongside the new texts.
• Ways in which it has been
This innovative collection, written with the support adapted over time
of the Classical Association, takes the study of • The nature of tragedy and myth
classical Greek drama in schools to a new level. ‘The • Ways of exploring critically and
Facility’, the most prominent text in this collection, creatively with the original texts
works brilliantly as a stand-alone play for English and • Drama approaches
Drama work, as well as shedding light on Sophocles’ • Suggestions for how students might
original text. The short stories and poems bring even write their own texts.
greater depth and sophistication to the conversations
established by this ground-breaking piece of work. Fantastic - a true classic
• A prose summary of Sophocles’ Antigone reborn in a modern
• ‘The Facility’, a 60-minute play by Sarah Hehir context which really
• ‘Being Antigone’, a short story by Barbara Bleiman helped my students
identify how the themes
• ‘The Dragon and the Girl’ and ‘A Time’, two poems
are timeless. Clever use of
by Valerie Bloom language and character
• ‘Rage Against the Machine’, a poem by Inua Ellams interpretations make this
• ‘I Heard One Cry in the Night’, a short story gripping throughout!
by Phoebe Roy Jess Moore, The
• ‘A Letter from Antigone’, a poem by Barbara Bleiman Rochester Grammar
• Commentaries by each writer School on ‘The Facility’
• Rehearsal stills of ‘The Facility’.
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An Inspector Called
and Other Stories
Textual Transformations by
Barbara Bleiman
EMC Cultural Conversations
1-9 copies: £20
10-99 copies: £10
100-199 copies: £7.50
200+: £6.90
160-page, pupil book with free
downloadable resources
IN G
ISBN: 978-1-906101-72-5
R T H COM
15 original short stories by Barbara Bleiman, FO
each responding creatively to a selection of
novels, poems and plays regularly studied
Texts that the stories are in
in KS3 and 4. Although in conversation with
conversation with:
the original text, opening up new angles or
providing a commentary on them, the stories • An Inspector Calls
can also be enjoyed in their own right. • Strange Case of Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde
• Macbeth
An Inspector Called and Other Stories is also an
• Oliver Twist
anthology of different genres and approaches
• William Blake’s ‘London’
to the short story, so allowing students to
• A Christmas Carol
explore the flexibility of the form.
• William Shakespeare’s ‘Sonnet 130’
The stories transform, respond to and engage • Thomas Hardy’s ‘Neutral Tones’
with the original texts in a wide variety of ways, • Romeo and Juliet
all of which we hope will encourage students to • The Tempest/Lord of the Flies
experiment with their own transformations. • Animal Farm
• Robert Browning’s ‘My Last Duchess’
• The Odyssey
• Antigone
Free downloadable
classroom materials forthcoming:
www.englishandmedia.co.uk/publications
17Included in EMC KS3
Curriculumplus
Sight/Unseen: KS3 Poetry Plus
1-9 copies: £20
Poetry 10-99 copies: £10
£60 100-199 copies: £7.50
112-page, photocopiable publication 200+: £6.90
ISBN: 978-1906101398 160-page, pupil book
A publication to prepare students for dealing ISBN: 978-1-906101596
with unseen poetry, including comparison,
across all GCSE specifications. Creative, critical and
Poets in the anthology: John Agard, Moniza comparative approaches
Alvi, Elizabeth Bishop, William Blake, Phil With an eclectic mix of poems designed to
Brown, Julius Chingogo, John Clare, John intrigue and engage, this publication offers
Cornford, Maura Dooley, Vicki Feaver, Emily a rich experience of poetry at KS3 and an
Hasler, Melissa Lee-Houghton, Rudyard Kipling, excellent foundation for GCSE.
D.H. Lawrence, Denise Levertov, Norman
MacCaig, Charlotte Mew, Helen Mort, Linda Key Aspects
Paston, Ezra Pound, Kevin Powers, Siegfried • Encourages students to read with pleasure
Sassoon, Penelope Shuttle, Matthew Sweeney, and confidence.
Alfred, Lord Tennyson, Edward Thomas, Alice • Lively and memorable activities to promote
Walker, William Wordsworth debate and close reading.
• Opportunities for both critical and
...full of ideas and approaches to develop creative writing.
the requisite skills and strengthen the • Poets include: Queen Elizabeth I,
confidence of students facing the challenges W.B. Yeats, Emily Dickinson, James Berry,
of writing about unseen poetry... coherent
Wendy Cope and Sujata Bhatt.
and imaginative.
Paul Clayton, Teaching English
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REVISION-IN-ACTION
STUDENT WORKBOOKS FOR GCSE POETRY
AQA:
Love & Relationships
ISBN: 978-1-906101-52-7
Power & Conflict
ISBN: 978-1-906101-53-4
Edexcel:
Time & Place
ISBN: 978-1-906101-57-2
Relationships
ISBN: 978-1-906101-55-8
Conflict
ISBN: 978-1-906101-56-5
EMC’s student From as little as
workbooks:
• Place personal response at
the heart of revision
• Build on class work
• Develop confidence
£1
per copy!
• Encourage independent,
fresh thinking
• Support students in ranging
across the collection
• Demonstrate the importance
of reflecting on what is
distinctive about each poem.
1 set of 10 books: £25
2-5 sets (10 books per set): £15
6+ sets (10 books per set): £10
19What makes KS3 Curriculumplus stand out from the crowd?
• Well-designed books with age-appropriate challenge
• High quality texts that combine the contemporary and the canonical
• Close attention to the how as well as the what of English teaching
• Goes beyond the minimum requirements of the National Curriculum
• Extensive range of material that exposes learners to a huge repertoire of styles and ideas
• Practices rooted in the established discipline and best practices of English
• Inclusive and diverse interpretation of ‘cultural capital’.
The full package comes with additional planning and resources – all with the English and Media
Centre’s commitment to rigorous creativity and disciplinary excellence.
What’s included What’s included What’s included
in package 1 for in package 2 for in package 3 for
£1,390? £3,450? £4,950?
• 30 copies of Literary • 100 copies of Literary • 200 copies of Literary
Shorts Anthology Shorts Anthology Shorts Anthology
• 1 copy of Literary Shorts • 3 copies of Literary Shorts • 6 copies of Literary Shorts
Teacher Resource Teacher Resource Teacher Resource
• 30 copies of Non- • 100 copies of Non- • 200 copies of Non-
fiction Shorts fiction Shorts fiction Shorts
• 30 copies of Diverse Shorts • 100 copies of Diverse Shorts • 200 copies of Diverse Shorts
• 30 copies of KS3 Poetry Plus • 100 copies of KS3 Poetry Plus • 200 copies of KS3 Poetry Plus
• 30 copies of KS3 • 100 copies of KS3 • 200 copies of KS3
Language Laboratory Language Laboratory Language Laboratory
• 2 boxes of EMC • 6 boxes of EMC • 12 boxes of EMC
Curriculumplus Cards Curriculumplus Cards Curriculumplus Cards
• USB with curriculum map, • USB with curriculum map, • USB with curriculum map,
EMC curriculum processes, EMC curriculum processes, EMC curriculum processes,
medium term plans and medium term plans and medium term plans and
additional resources additional resources additional resources
for planning. for planning. for planning.
Need additional texts? Additional texts cost just £6.90 (instead of £20).
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EMC Curriculumplus
Card Collection
1-5 boxes: £70
6+ boxes: £60
ISBN: 978-1-906101619
The EMC Curriculumplus Card Collection box
includes eight decks of three different sets of
cards – enough for pupils to use working in
groups of three or four.
Providing wide-ranging prompts to support
discussion, analysis and writing about texts,
these cards introduce pupils to some key ideas
about the ways texts work – and the role they
play in society. Perfect for interleaving!
• Analysing Texts (prose fiction, drama, literary
non-fiction)
• Analysing Poetry
• Critical Literacy.
21EMC FULL TEXT
STUDY EDITIONS
Animal Farm
1-9 copies: £20
10-99 copies: £10
100-199 copies: £7.50
200+: £6.90
176-page, pupil book
ISBN: 978-1-906101695
This full-text study edition brings Orwell’s
pocket-sized classic to life with before, during
and after reading activities written by the
English and Media Centre’s award-winning
team of English education specialists.
Written directly to young readers, these
creative and critical activities offer guidance
about how to interrogate the text further
while always respecting the value of drawing
on personal response as the most direct and
effective starting point for detailed textual
exploration.
Areas covered include:
• Language and style
• Characters
• Genre
• Context
• Setting
• Themes and ideas
• Plot
• Structure
• Critical response
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EMC 19TH CENTURY
FULL TEXT STUDY EDITIONS
Suitable for use across all
A Christmas Carol
specifications*, these study
176-page pupil book
editions include the full text,
divided into manageable ISBN: 978-1906101381
sections and lightly-glossed to
support independent reading. Jane Eyre
432-page pupil book
Key Aspects ISBN: 978-1906101473
• Activities to prime a
first reading. Great Expectations
• Activities to support pupils 400-page pupil book
during reading. ISBN: 978-1906101480
• More extensive after reading
activities on key aspects Strange Case of Dr
such as language, style and
genre, as well as theme,
Jekyll & Mr Hyde
character and plot. 176-page pupil book
• Contextual information ISBN: 978-1906101374
to support students’
understanding and analysis Frankenstein
of the novel. 224-page pupil book
• Useful criticism and activities ISBN: 978-1906101466
to support students
in using it.
• Exam preparation 1-9 copies: £20
and revision. 10-99 copies: £10
100-199 copies: £7.50
Free Home Learning Packs 200+: £6.90
For A Christmas Carol and A special library collection
Jekyll & Hyde Available including 1 copy of each study
Online edition is available for £42.50
Superb. Really thoughtful and
inspiring materials.
Lisa Livermore, St Margaret’s School
* EMC Full Text Study Edition: Frankenstein uses Mary Shelley’s original text from 1818. Before
ordering, please check that this is suitable for your awarding body. 23DOWNLOADS
LITERATURE 11-16
Cultural Conversations: Cultural Conversations:
Poems that Inspire at KS3 Going on an Odyssey at KS3
£20 £20
Download publication Download publication
Including poems by Maya Angelou, Emily Plunge KS3 students into the world of The
Dickinson, Seamus Heaney, Rudyard Kipling Odyssey – and explore how this text has been
and William Wordsworth, lyrics by Bob Dylan, (and is still being) transformed and re-made.
Stormzy and John Lennon, as well as work on An ideal way both to introduce a culturally
Amanda Gorman’s poem ‘The Hill We Climb’, significant text and to explore critically how
this download publication supports students and why it has been so influential – why it has
in exploring: provoked so many creative conversations!
• How texts are read differently, by With texts by Simon Amitage, Emily Wilson,
different people Derek Walcott, Tennyson, Margaret Atwood,
• How that can change in different Madeleine Miller and Akala, as well as
times and places references to stories from the Ramayana, the
• How poems work and what makes them have Mahabharata and Gilgamesh, this is a unit
a powerful impact which tackles a heavyweight topic with a light-
• How writers are influenced by the texts touch – and offers plenty of opportunities for
they’ve read and seen, and sometimes creative as well as critical engagement.
draw on them, or quote from them, in
their own work
• How texts connect with each other, and are
in conversation
with each other.
Includes full-colour
illustrations by
Linda Combi.
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EMC Teaching a Free revision resources
Novel: All awarding bodies – search EMC_Free
The Bone Sparrow
£20
Download publication
Before, during and after
Download versions Download only
reading activities to support The Hunger Games When Shadows Fall
the teaching of The Bone £25 Free
Sparrow as a class reader. 34-page print PDF
64-page print & 100pp screen PDF
Drawing on approaches Never Let Me Go
explored in EMC’s Teaching a The Curious Incident £20
Novel at KS3 project, students of the Dog... 42-page print PDF
are encouraged to read the £15
novel at a lively pace, and
64-page PDF Kindertransport
to engage with the story, its
themes and its ways of telling, £25
To Kill a Mockingbird 33-page print & 68pp video PDF
critically and creatively – with
£12.50
plenty of opportunities to
explore and then build on 56-page print PDF A Different Story
personal response. £6.50
Of Mice and Men 117-page print PDF
The overall approach and the £12.50
carefully-selected activities Junk and Stone Cold
43-page print PDF &
support students in learning
not only about this novel,
7pp video PDF £8.50
18-page print PDF
but about narrative more Richard III
generally, learning how to
read, discuss and write about
£30 Holes
literary texts.
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