A set of 72 writing prompt cards, can be used as a differentiation or scaffolding resource to support learners with their creative writing. Students pick from a choice of 24 cards from each category: character, setting and object and use these as a basis for their own creative piece. Can also be used for SEN / EAL / lower ability. Check out my shop for loads more free and inexpensive KS3 & KS4, Literacy and whole school resources.

An A3 document that contains the key quotes from the character of Lady Macbeth, along with links to themes, context and useful adjectives. Perfect as a revision document or to be used as part of a lesson.

A collection of four word banks - Adjectives Adverbs Emotions To use instead of ‘said’ These are perfect for expanding vocabulary and encouraging students to include more ambitious vocabulary in their work. I have used these banks in several ways, including: Sticking them in to the back of students’ books Laminating sheets to give to students either individually or as a table/group As a differentiated resource for SEN students Stuck on the wall for students to refer to when needed For use as a starter (students identify 5 words that they don’t know an define them/ use them in a sentence) As a reference for spelling

This table includes: Key quotations Link to themes A simple explanation of each quote. This table is also colour coded to allow students to quickly and easily locate the evidence that they need. This three page table can be used in a variety of ways: stuck in to the back of workbooks, as a revision aid or as a differentiated resource for SEN/EAL/lower ability students.

This resource contains four A4 documents giving an in depth analysis and explanation of the key themes in the book ‘Pigeon English’. These are: Home and Immigration Innocence and guilt Language and Culture Violence, Masculinity and Death Fantastic to use as part of a lesson or as revision documents.

A thirty question, multiple choice quiz using key quotes from ‘A Christmas Carol’. A fantastic revision document, plenary or starter task. I have used it for my SEN/lower ability groups to help them revise and memorize important quotations.

A detailed PowerPoint containing all of the key elements of the text, including: Context Character Key Quotes Themes The PowerPoint also contains five tasks, including one extended writing task with corresponding extract. Fantastic for use as revision or as a topic summary.

20 Macbeth revision tasks covering a range of skills.

A fun and engaging way to help students learn and revise basic comprehension. Students are shown a short extract and asked to remember as many details from the extract as they can. The extract is then removed and the students are asked to answer the multiple-choice question that is shown. This resource is perfect for: Lower Ability Groups SEN/ EAL Interventions Revision Cover Work and much more! Check out my shop for loads more free and inexpensive KS3 & KS4, Literacy and whole school resources. Comprehension and Inference Worksheets (SEN/ Intervention) Comprehension Booklet - Home Learning Comprehension Booklet - Fiction Texts - SEN - Lower Ability - EAL - Home Learning

A fun game that helps to improve students’ ability to scan for information. Can be used as a stater / plenary. HOW TO PLAY Students are given a printed sheet containing a grid of 225 words. The teacher then reads out a statement from one of the 100 provided, such as: “Find something with a long nose”. The students must then scan through their sheet and find a correct word, such as “elephant”. The student who finds a correct word the fastest gains a point. The student who receives a total of ten points first is the winner of the game. Whilst answering it is usually best for the students’ to place their finger on the answer and then to put their hand up for the teacher to check. (Otherwise I have found that they tend to shout out an answer without identifying it on the sheet!) Can be played individually or in small groups.

This mat contains all the key information needed for studying ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’. This is particularly useful for lower ability/SEN/EAL students. For use with Literature Paper 1 Section A (AQA)

A very handy A4 document that contains all the basic information that students will need to know when studying ‘Pigeon English’’. This includes: Character summaries Context Themes Symbolism Key terms Much more! This is fantastic to use as a summary/ revision document. Can be laminated for students to refer to as part of the lesson or used as a differentiated resource for SEN/ EAL/ Lower ability students.

A 25 slide powerpoint covering all key aspects of creative writing. Includes 4 mini tasks and five writing prompts Easy to follow - works very well with lower ability/ SEN students.

two sheets per A4 page Gives students simple, step by step instructions on how to analyse a poem, along with hints and tips. Can be used in several ways: As a differentiated resource for SEN students Stuck in to the front/back of their exercise books for reference As a revision document As part of a classroom activity. Supports students with individual analysis.

16 exam style questions for the play DNA.

A well organized and visually appealing PowerPoint to be used alongside the reading of Macbeth’s Act 3 Scene 4 ‘The Banquet Scene’. Contains key quotations analysis, several tasks, a summary of the events and one exam style question with extract. Can be used over one or more lessons.

A cute display for any classroom! Features a sign saying ‘where will your reading take you?’ above an Alice in Wonderland style signpost.

This escape room is the perfect tool to help students to revise Macbeth in a fun and engaging way! Students are encouraged to work together to help solve riddles and challenges to test their critical thinking, reasoning and memory skills. This PowerPoint will lead students through a story-like scenario in which they complete tasks in order to escape Macbeth’s castle and defeat the Witches. Perfect for AQA English Literature Paper 1 and Shakespeare.

A 23 slide PowerPoint covering the character of Lady Macbeth. Contains a detailed analysis of key quotations from all relevant acts and scenes. Perfect as a whole lesson activity or as a revision aid.

7 page document - fantastic value! This document is perfect for revision or to encourage independent work. Students are given key quotations from each character - they then copy down key words and phrases into the designated box from these given quotations. There is a separate space for notes, annotations and any other comments.