This resource is designed for Key Stage 4 students, either for revision or to help support students who are finding accessing the play difficult. Each of the play’s scenes are summarised in words and emojis. This is supported with cartoons which present key quotes from the text. This summary section is followed by a focus on themes and background to the play, to help students better understand what the play is about and the context within which it was written. The third section of the guide is a series of character notes and the final section explores the language used.

This collection of 'Frankenstein' activities includes tasks on the novel's characters, key quotes, difficult vocabulary and geography. They can be used as starters, plenaries or shorter extension tasks.

General introductory activities surrounding garden vocabulary (tools, machinery, greenery).

A set of 30 Macbeth practice questions for years 10 and 11. Each of the files follows the same, straightforward model of extract and either character-based or thematic question. Although most questions are suitable for all levels, some are designed to challenge the most able.

Introductory vocabulary activities on trees

A set of 28 Frankenstein practice questions for years 10 and 11. Each of the files follows the same, straightforward model of extract and either character-based or thematic question. Although most questions are suitable for all levels, some are designed to challenge the most able.

More unusual 'nature' vocabulary for more advanced learners.