A complete lesson covering the plot and context of Romeo and Juliet. The lesson explores symbolism, the main plot and has a range of activities for students to complete. A great lesson for KS3 and KS4 and can be adapted to fit students needs.

Boho, rainbow labels that can be used within a classroom or office space. Labels include: Papers Crayons Markers Pencils Scissors Gluesticks

Help Santa figure out which is the main and subordinate clauses in these festive sentences! Great for GCSE and A level revision.

Introduction To Shakespeare - Dual coded knowledge orgainser which includes contextual information, key terms and key plays.

Three pages of questions based on Romeo and Juliet Act One, Scene Five. Can be used as part of a lesson, cover work or homework.

An extensive list of book recommendations for year eight students to read. Would be great to add to your library or use alongside a book club.

This PowerPoint walks students through how to write an article based on the statement: ‘In modern day living and working conditions for some people in the UK are no better than in Victorian times.’ This lesson allows students to build the skills, write an article and self assess themselves based on success criteria.

A range of twenty different high quality images to be used as stimulus for creative writing.

This workbook contains a range of revision games to support students in revising for An Inspector Calls. This booklet contains nine pages of: Give Me Five Recall Picture Link Game Connect Four Game Venn Diagram Prompts Give Me One Game

This worksheet helps students to break down the poem ‘The Wound In Time’ asking specific questions and encouraging students independence with unpicking the meaning of the poem.

This versatile worksheet can be used alongside any poem. It encourages students to break down the emotions felt within the poem as it progresses. This is great for tracking changing emotions or zooming into specific emotions experienced.

Exploring how Ness creates suspense in Chapter two.

How did Patrick Ness use sentence types for effect in chapter four in A Monster Calls.

What is the purpose of the first tale in A Monster Calls. A lesson based around plotting mood in chapter nine.

A PowerPoint to go alongside chapter six of A Monster Calls - students are taught what a monologue and character perspective is and are then prompted to write a monologue of their own. Includes monologue writing worksheet.

This lesson explores chapter thirteen and fourteen of A Monster Calls. It focuses on Conor and Dad’s relationship and gives students the opportunity to explode quotes, zoom into language use and attempt an essay style question.

This lesson focuses on chapter twelve of a monster calls exploring Conor and Grandmas relationship.

Essay question, with worksheet based on the chapter Destruction in A Monster Calls.

To write a diary entry based on characters perspective from the book A Monster Calls.

A lesson that helps students plan and write a poem based on the theme of conflict. There is chance for a first draft, final draft and edit.