A fully resources lesson on Act 1 Scene 3, covering the witches motivations and the interactions between Macbeth, Banquo and the witches. Worksheet encourages close analysis whilst consolidating details of plot, character and theme. This resources includes: worksheet with detailed questions on entire scene answer sheet with suggested responses - useful resource for new teachers or no specialist accompanying powerpoint, with a particular focus on the opening scene with the witches. Extract practice question. Suitable for all GCSE Literature specifications or high ability Year 9.

Full resources for Macbeth act 3, scene 4. Enough material for at least 2 lessons covering the banquet scene, focusing on Macbeth and Lady Macbeth’s reactions. A range of tasks including open questions, annotation tasks, and behaviour tracking. This pack of resources includes the following: Worksheet on Macbeth’s state of mind Plus suggested answers sheet Worksheet on Lady Macbeth’s tactics to manage the situation Plus suggested answers sheet Annotation worksheet on 2 passages Accompanying powerpoint with further questions and task introductions Teacher notes and suggested annotation pictures Useful for new teachers and non specialists. Great resource for all GCSE Literature specifications or high ability Year 9.

Fully resourced set of lessons taking students step by step through the Edexcel GCSE Language Paper 1 A, 19th Century Fiction. The lesson includes two PowerPoints, an extract from Jane Eyre with exam style questions, differentiated resources and model answers. Although designed for Edexcel, this resource would also support developing skills in analysis and evaluation, two key parts of the paper. The whole set of lessons would take between 2 and 3 lessons.

A 2 round quiz, testing both knowledge and quotations from Jekyll and Hyde. Suitable for any GCSE study of the novella. Comprehensive answer sheet also provided. Perfect for revision, homework or end of term fun!

Jekyll and Hyde worksheet on key quotations from Dr Lanyon’s Narrative. The quotations have thematic questions which allow for class discussion but also can be used as annotation points. The resource could work along side an extract analysis of the transformation itself. Suitable for in class work with any GCSE Literature class, although some of the questions may be angled more to high ability. Could also be set as revision or homework.

Extract from Chapter 10 of Jekyll and Hyde with an accompanying essay question. Resource includes an essay plan with guidance and a colour coded model paragraph highlighting good practice. Great as a starting point for an essay, revision or homework. This extract is taken from The Full Statement of the Case and details the moment when Hyde is on the run, before he asks for Lanyon’s help. The essay plan explores the idea that both Jekyll and Hyde’s characters are present in this extract and therefore both have to be considered.

A worksheet with a range of useful quotations about Piggy from Lord of the Flies. Quotations are ordered chronologically and divided by chapter. A very useful resource for revision, summary building or assisting with essay plans. Suitable for all KS4 Literature Specifications.

A two round Lord of the Flies Quiz, testing quotation KNowledge. Round One, No Flies on You, has fill in the gap questions and straight forward Q&A. Round Two, Lord of the Lies, asks students to identify the correctly worded quotations. Answer sheet provided. Perfect KS4 revision, homework task or last lesson of term challenge!

A selection of model paragraphs focusing on form, language and structure across a selection of poems from the Edexcel Time and Place anthology. There are also suggested topic sentences for independent practice. Suitable for GCSE learners of Edexcel Time and Place, but also useful unseen poetry practice for GCSE or Year 12 Literature. Poems covered are as follows: Stewart Island London Nothing’s Changed Postcard form a Travel Snob Where the PIcnic Was Absence

A resource tackling a Lord of the Flies essay on Power. The worksheet contains a variety of useful quotations from across the novel and a model paragraph. Suitable for all GCSE Literature.

A complete, fully resourced lesson focusing on Macduff’s reaction to the murder of his family. This lesson encourages students to use close analytical skills with a focus on language, structure and from whilst developing understadning of the content. The lessons includes: Detailed worksheet with a range of tasks Accompanying powerpoint Teacher answers on powerpoint - useful for students who have missed lessons, new teachers or non-specialists. Perfect for any GCSE LIterature specification or high ability Year 9.

This worksheet and accompanying powerpoint takes students through the somewhat baffling scene where Malcolm tests Macduff’s loyalty to Scotland by pretending to be a worse tyrant than Macbeth. It is a complete lesson in itself and includes: Worksheet with sections of the text and question prompts Powerpoint with suggested answers for each section. Useful for students who miss the work, new teachers or non-specialists. Resource will suit any GCSE Literature specification or high ability Year 9.

A 5 round quiz with answers on context, form, terminology and the content of Othello. General knowledge questions on Act One and Two and quotation revision on the entire play. Suitable for key stage 5 Literature and Lang Lit courses.

A work sheet with a range of chronological quotations from chapter 1. A useful sheet for revision or building summaries. Suitable for key stage 4.

A worksheet with a range of chronological quotations from chapter 4. A useful sheet for revision or building summaries. Suitable for all KS4 Literature Specifications

A complete lesson on Macbeth Act 3 Scene 1 focusing on Macbeth’s fear of Banquo. Activities and annotation tasks on the opening, soliloquy and subsequence conversation with the murderers. This resource includes: Student work sheet Powerpoint with all activities Teacher notes and model annotations included on the powerpoint. Useful for new teachers or non specialists. Suitable for all GCSE Literature specifications or high ability Year 9s.

A fully resources lesson on Macbeth Act 2 Scene 1. Questions encourage analytical discussion on the opening of the scene and the growing tension between Macbeth and Banquo, plus full analysis of Macbeth’s soliloquy. This resource includes: Student worksheet including soliloquy for annotation Accompanying powerpoint Suggested teacher answers / response in notes section of powerpoint plus suggested annotation pictures. Useful for new teachers or non-specialists. Suitable for all GCSE Literature specifications or high ability Year 9.