This fun, student centred resource is a complete set of lessons to enable students to use prior knowledge and understanding of Romeo and Juliet to complete a role play and complete a worksheet and essay using supportive quotation. The learning objectives are for • Students to use prior knowledge of text to demonstrate understanding of characters to answer the questions posed in depth • Students to be able to use Speaking and Listening skills in RLC • Students to be able to demonstrate use of quotation to justify answers • Students to demonstrate understanding of context to answer the question: Romeo and Juliet: Romantic Tragedy or Tragedy of Circumstance?? Discuss. This can be used as a formal assessment for a mock examination for the literature Shakespeare paper, or a controlled assessment. A in depth lesson plan demonstrates the best use of the resources, which included differentiated worksheets to accommodate a range of abilities within once class. Resource includes: * PPT presentation * Character cards * Prosecutor questions to be used for role play * Guilty or not guilty Worksheets (differentiated) * Full lesson plans * Character Supportive Quotes Worksheet. Includes youtube clip: Judge Judy Best Bits

A fun Christmas SPAG resource, follows an entertaining Christmas story. Pupils have to decide whether the SPAG is accurate on each sentence and bid for the sentence with Christmas money. Resource includes: PPT activity. Sentence worksheets. Christmas money.

Exciting and innovative resource. Starts with Board Game, pupils collect 'Gansta' card (which will decide whether they are in the Capulet or Montague gang) and quotation cards on the way around the board. They finish with a Prince question card. This will then lead to a matching activity, character with quotation. Differentiated cards allow for progression and allowing the more able students to be challenged. Activity leads onto a class discussion and role play as to each characters' responsibility for the deaths of Romeo and Juliet. Learning Aims: To introduce students to the theme of Tragedy, Revenge, the ‘Butterfly effect’ and characterisation and motivation. To familiarise students to the main characters, language, setting and plot. To enable discovery-based learning within small groups. To lead to further discussion of character roles and responsibility towards Romeo and Juliet’s deaths, based on exploration of quotations. Prince holds court with questioning suspects. Resource includes: Game Board Heart Counters 'Gangsta' cards. Quotation cards Differentiated quotation cards Police question cards Pupil chart to complete at end of task

Some lessons focusing on the 5 senses. Includes a descriptive writing task using similes and adjectives and a speaking/listening activity.

4 different ideas for assemblies. Includes PPTs on: St Nicolas; the Truth about Saint Nicolas The Solar System Orangutans Extreme Weather and Climate Change.

A fun, full resource consisting of various fiction and non-fiction activities, aimed at all Key Stages. Including: Writing Monologues 5 Senses Writing Newspaper Articles Various writing tasks. Various writing task, Christmas Sentence Auction Sentence Auction, Christmas.

A fun innovative resource, including Macbeth Snap game to get students to recognise and learn useful Macbeth quotes, in preparation for GCSE exam. This then leads to further exploration of these quotes as a planning sheet to answer the exam question on culpability for Duncan's death. Resource includes: Lesson Plan Snap game Worksheet Planning Sheet

Lessons to investigate and create monologues. The resource includes starter activity, looking at famous monologues: Mickey - Blood Brothers and Chocolate Cake - Michael Rosen, both resources have attached transcripts. It also includes writing monologue activity with visual stimuli. Ticks the 'creative prose' box for GCSE English (WJEC) Include: Lesson plan PPT starter and other activities Handouts Writing activity to create own monologue. Extension activity: Cloze procedure for Blood Brothers Includes video extracts.

How to set targets and assess post levels? Follow the simple Dartboard Technique.. Pupil Targets and Teacher Assessment for KS3 English, but can be applied to any subject or Level. Teachers can set the individual target for the pupil according to relevant descriptors. The pupil's own involvement in setting targets and completing their Dartboards motivates them to achieve and this is rewarded with a fun certificate. Tried and tested, deemed 'outstanding' and 'noteworthy' by recent Ofsted inspection..... Resource includes: PPT existing of description of system, descriptors for KS 3 English, Pupil friendly targets, Exemplar Dartboards; both teacher and pupil. Certificates for completion of targets. Generic Dartboard for other subjects.

Teachers can set the individual target for the pupil according to the descriptors. The teacher discusses the targets with the pupil from the descriptors and how to possibly achieve the target. Pupils either complete the chart themselves (via the pupil friendly descriptors) or the teacher can, the teacher keeps one copy electronically, the pupil can stick their dartboard to the front or inside their exercise books) Once a pupil has completed target related work, they can be assessed according to the colour key (above, below or secure). The teacher can complete their own dartboard for each pupil and fill in colour as appropriate. Thus the teacher can review the progress of the whole class simply and efficiently. The system allows for easy reviewing of the targets with the pupil and a joint discussion on which targets has been met by mutual agreement. Once both teacher and pupil has agreed on the assessment of the target, the pupil can then colour in the target with reference to the key. The pupil can then easily see which targets still need work, which targets have been satisfactorily met. This then gives them motivation to work on the next target as a desire to complete the board and thus achieve their ‘bullseye’. The targets assessed as ‘below’ provides the basis for the next target board alongside new targets. Pupils are rewarded for a completed board by hitting the bullseye and therefore receiving an achievement certificate. The pupil therefore has a sense of achievement and the teacher a form of assessment which can be reviewed with the pupil and significant adults. Tried and tested, deemed 'outstanding' and 'noteworthy' by recent Ofsted inspection.....

Fun activities to engage your students when teaching Macbeth and Romeo and Juliet

A fun, interactive resource to fully engage and allow pupils to fully understand specific grammar points; present progressive, past progressive and past simple, present perfect tenses, the use of comparative and superlatives, adverbials. Particularly aimed at Year 6 (SAT's) and EAL students, but can be used for all classes studying grammar points. This festive version contains 5 class, grouped, paired or individual Christmas related tasks which, when completed decorates a Christmas Tree in time for Christmas. The tasks should last for 5 lessons. Resource includes: Fun PPT, which when followed to the end decorates a Christmas Tree ( with embedded video) 5 Task Sheets Full lesson plan.

A fun, child centred resource to practise phoneme and rhyming sounds. This resource can also be used for EFL. LEARNING OBJECTIVES: • To recognise and practise rhyming and phonemes sounds. • To match similar sounds together. Fully differentiated resource; play snap, matching sounds with pictures (the words can be stuck to the back of the card if necessary). Match words cards or match picture and word cards together. A PPT, to practise sounding out the phoneme sounds, highlighted in red. Resource includes: Fully differentiated picture/word snap cards Lesson plan PPT.

An assortment of resources to aid teaching of KS3, includes descriptive writing tasks; both fiction and non-fiction. Also included is a fun activity to introduce pupils to the language and theme of Macbeth.

A mixed bag of fun resources to enhance the teaching of KS 2. Resource includes: Easter Egg hunt, Descriptive Writing, Topical PPT's, Sentence Auctions, Phonic Activity.

A large assortment of resources to cover the teaching of Romeo and Juliet, Macbeth, Inspector Calls and Blood Brothers.

An exciting and interactive resource for beginner EAL or ESOL learners. A set of 4 challenges introduces the students to the Present Simple and Progressive tenses, the Future tense and Comparative. The students have to complete the 4 challenges to sent the racing car around the track to the finish line.

A great starter activity to engage beginner ESOL or EAL learners as well as introduce grammar themes.

Macbeth Snap: introduces pupils to the characters and quotations around the murder of King Duncan. Resource also include differentiated cards, where pupils have to match the quote to character using prior knowledge of the text. Great as a lesson starter and goes particularly well with my other resource MACBETH CLUEDO, where these characters and quotes are used to find where the characters were located at the time of the murder, as well as possible motives. Both games are fun tools to familiarise students with the theme, plot, setting and characterisation. It has proved successful when trying to demonstrate discovery based learning.

Grammar worksheet, explanation and practise. Goes well with Blood Brothers resource (Blood Brothers Sliding Doors) and also as a stand alone activity.