A comprehensive lesson on Macbeth Act 5.5. The content can be delivered as a carousel, jig saw task or simple work sheet. The scene, where Macbeth learns of the witches deception and prepares for battle, is divided up into 5 sections with different tasks. Resources for this lesson include: Carousel Task sheets separated out for printing and trimming Tasks set out in worksheet form Powerpoint with instructions for carousel or jigsaw version Comprehensive answers (on powerpoint) Model annotation (on powerpoint and in separate document) Suggested answers for each section useful for student who are away, new teachers or non-specialists. This resource is suited for GCSE Literature all syllabuses and high ability Year 9.

Questions and tasks on Macbeth 5.8 and 5.9, focusing on wider text study as well as annotation and analysis. Perfect for KS4 study but would work for set 1 Year 9. Separate sheet provided with suggested answers. Useful for students who have missed lessons, new teachers or non-specialists.

Powerpoint briefly summarising act 5 scene 6 and offering explanation for function. A speedy resource to use in 10 minutes or less before finishing the rest of the play!

Easter Resource - Write our own Easter themed children’s book! Looking for something to keep your students engaged in the last week of the Easter term? This resource, appropriate for KS3 students encourages creativity, research and team work. Including a planning document and guided powerpoint (with useful teacher support in the notes), this resource can be used over three lessons. Create a competition for the finished books, take down to local primary schools for a reading project or just take home at the end of term!

This booklet is aimed for the Edexcel English Language Paper 1 A - 19th Unseen Fiction. The booklet includes the Edexcel sample paper on The Tell Tale Heart with full model answers and tips for each question. It then follows with 8 extracts and exam questions from the following texts: Sense and Sensibility Dracula Great Expectations Pride and Prejudice The Man with the Twisted Lip Frankenstein Includes a PDF version to ensure the line numbering is accurate and a word doc for you to amend where necessary. Suitable for classroom use or as a homework booklet. Appropriate for KS4 students of all ability or high ability Year 9.

A comprehensive grammar booklet for students studying English Language or English Language and Literature A Level, this resource can be used as a series of starter activities in class or for weekly homeworks and independent study. This 34 page booklet has a series of explanations and activities covering both open and closed class words, clause elements and sentence structures and functions, plus a glossary of useful terms. Even once activities are all completed, it serves as an excellent reference for students to use in class when tackling grammatical analysis. Suitable for A Level English Language, Language and Literature and even some elements of GCSE. Additionally, this would also support a new teacher or non-specialist in their learning.

A sequence of activities that can be spread over 3-5 lessons, which are perfect for a fun end of term Christmas treat! The first 1-2 lessons focus on analysing the John Lewis Monty the Penguin Christmas advert, focusing on tone, message and mis-en-scene. Students then have the chance to design their own Christmas advert which can then be presented or performed on your last lesson. Resources are fully adaptable and can be used for both key stage 3 and 4 students. Builds analytical skills, includes some media terminology, facilitates oracy and group work and builds to a creative project.