I am preparing Y10 for the Anthology C poems for Edexcel.
This is a draft spreadsheet to try to organise their thinking in relation to the 16 poems.. I would welcome feedback and suggestions.
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Thank you for sharing this grid. We’ve just completed questions on ‘hopes and fears’ in several of the poems. We included ‘If’ in the comparisons and I think it can work well as revealing the father’s hopes and fears for his child.
Thank you for sharing this grid. We’ve just completed questions on ‘hopes and fears’ in several of the poems. We included ‘If’ in the comparisons and I think it can work well as revealing the father’s hopes and fears for his child.