Uses morph function in powerpoint to teach descriptive writing - pan, zoom, shift perspective

An interactive powerpoint that uses icons to help students remember quotes.

Original powerpoint to help students revise quotations.

A easy to use quote template that you can adapt for your own texts.

Utilises the morph function in powerpoint to aid descriptive writing.

Lesson to build in personal response for R & J and comparing and contrasting parental figures.

Quick starter activity that uses an advertisement for the play as interpretation

An extensive series of lessons on *Much Ado *that also incorporates extracts from other Shakespeare plays. Explore Shakespeare and his plays in their theatrical context as well as asking questions about the relevance of the plays today Eye-catching powerpoints Each powerpoint comes with a edited version of the text with a glossary for support Lesson on Measure for Measure and #metoo Lesson on The Tempest and colonialism Lesson on sonnets (and Taylor Swift) Lesson on Thomas More and Shakespeare’s possible contribution to that play Unit of work on Much Ado that focuses on writing about key scenes, forming students’ own ideas about the play, looking at different interpretations with a focus on feminist criticism. 20 fully resourced lessons that would be ideal for KS3. for a sample of my resource see twitter: @hoke_mosely

Original and engaging powerpoint that looks at ‘what the text does’ - the big ideas in the text.

Uses the zoom feature on Powerpoint to zoom in and range around an image.

Slightly quirky way to introduce play - uses original powerpoint idea

Cinematic intro introducing characters - uses Luhrman’s images

Creative and innovative powerpoint that introduces the main characters and setting.

Interactive powerpoint to help students with key quotes

Engaging and innovative quitation revision resource for the play. Fully interactive.

Innovative and original quote revision resource

A lecture presentation on the significance of the past and memory in the novel.

A lesson looking at the use of colour imagery and race-making in the play.

Lecture that looks at: -power of words in the play and ear imagery -significant of bird imagery -gender stereotypes -discussing character arcs

Fully interactive Gothic timeline that charts the development of the gothic.