This is an updated speaking resource. It contains a Talking Time PowerPoint presentation of speaking prompts for group or whole class activities, and a separate Talking Cards resource to print, laminate and use for individual speaking practice in pairs. There are also two speaking practice board game templates. This is ideal for any ESL class, IGCSE English as a Second Language Oral component resource, or simply to get all students of any age talking! Perfect for KS2 up.

A set of 15 different face mask templates to cut out, colour and use in English, History, Drama class. Suitable for all Key Stages.

This GCSE English study pack contains 20 pages with : Synopsis- overview of Venice of the day Shakespearisms- phrases we get from Shakespeare Character list Match the character with the description Plot summary 15 question quiz Character study templates – Antonio, Shylock, Portia Two notable speeches- analysis and questions to make you think. Themes Staging the play- questions and plans Make a poster template

The contents of this Powerpoint presentation are as follows: Author background Background of setting- Venice Famous speeches and translations Discussion and writing prompts Adapting a scene for modern day Translated court scene Cut out mask template

This is a 12 page resource with crossword, wordsearch, poems and poetry prompts ( Shakespeare and Dickinson) and short story prompts for summer (‘Ariel’s Song’) , all with a summer theme. Ideal for a summer workbook or a summer school short unit in English or Language Arts. (Upper KS2 and above).

This is a 60 slide supplementary resource for English KS3 teachers using the Oxford International Approach series (book 2 Units 1,2). Topics are ‘Crossing Rivers’ and ‘Communication’. It contains vocabulary work, poetry, writing, drama and discussion work to accompany the two units.

A resource intended for students to write about their opinion- in this pack they are writing about the theatre, texting and also writing a review and a play script.

This resource looks at Shakespeare's sonnets and features numbers 18 and 130. Ideal for GCSE English Literature. It contains: Pre reading Questions Bio What is a sonnet- structure? Two sonnets (18 / 130 ) and translations Parodies- examples and how to write one templates Themes Imagery Shakespeare quiz Two questions for analysis

*Do NOT buy this resource if you purchased the previous Macbeth resource. This is an updated, adapted version.* This is a 26 slide resource which should be printed, laminated and used as either single task, pair or group work when studying Shakespeare's Macbeth. It has been designed with second language learners in mind- from Year 8-10, students who are studying English in the mainstream curriculum but who may sit the IGCSE English as a Second Language. It is however, suitable for first language speakers also, perhaps at core level or in Years 7-9 rather than Years 10/11. It is, if you like, a 'pre-IG' resource. It certainly won't get your students an 'A' or a 'B' but they may enjoy the activities! Get your hubble bubble on.......

15 discussion cards for students to get to know a little more about each other. Great, stimulating, fun activity- can be done in pairs, groups or even as interview or whole class activity. Useful in assembly , homeroom, tutor time, SEN/ ESL/IGCSE English as a Second Language classes especially.