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I am a secondary school English teacher with a BA in English Language and Literature, and an MA in English Literature with a speciality in poetry. I create classroom display resources, English teaching tools and revision material.
Thank you for visiting my shop!
I am a secondary school English teacher with a BA in English Language and Literature, and an MA in English Literature with a speciality in poetry. I create classroom display resources, English teaching tools and revision material.
These fully editable revision worksheets invite students to consolidate their knowledge on:
- Each act and scene of the play
- Their top five moments for each act
- Key actions and quotations for each character at various points in the play
- Key themes
- Key methods
They make a great activity within a lesson, or for homework revision.
Thisfully editable, A4, colour-coded sheet can be printed double sided, and lists the key moments for each of the main character in Willy Russell's 'Blood Brothers', including any songs that relate to these moments. I created this resource to help my pupils sequence and group the events in the play when answering character questions, but you could also remove certain elements and ask pupils to fill in the gaps as a revision exercise.
If you like this resources, please take a look at my 'Blood Brothers' bundle, which includes a knowledge organiser and revision worksheets to consolidate pupil knowledge of Act 1 and Act 2. https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/blood-brothers-resource-bundle-11556294
I taught this lesson as a double, so there is plenty of material in here for a lively discussion about the importance of the themes and characters in 'Blood Brothers'. This lesson focuses on the question: who is responsible for the deaths of Mickey and Eddie? Students are asked to:
-Rank characters in order of responsibility, and discuss their opinionS
-Evaluate the importance of thematic and contextual factors, including: poverty, class, fate, superstition, nature and nurture.
- Consolidate their knowledge on a worksheet and reflect on their final opinion.
These A3 revision worksheets allow students to demonstrate their knowledge of the characters, quotations, songs and plot events of Act 1 and Act 2 in Willy Russell's 'Blood Brothers'. I used these for a consolidation lesson but they would also make great homework tasks.
If you like this resources, please take a look at my 'Blood Brothers' bundle, which includes a knowledge organiser and character key moments throughout the play. https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/blood-brothers-resource-bundle-11556294
A PowerPoint presentation and Word worksheet that recaps key moments in Act 4 of Macbeth. The lesson includes:
- Summarising task and comprehension tasks for key moments.
- Key moments that are condensed, sequenced and extracted (can easily be printed for pupils).
- Tasks asking students to link to themes, evaluate the importance of themes, depict the act and explain key quotations.
- Consolidation worksheet for students to complete in class or as homework revision.
I have used this resource with my KS4 students to revise for AQA English Literature, Paper 1. We spent several lessons going through this presentation in detail, but it can also be skimmed through at a quicker pace if you have less time.
This lesson focuses on how Mrs Johnstone is presented at the start of the play, using the Marilyn Monroe song for close analysis. Students are encouraged to think of Marilyn Monroe as a motif, and to consider other motifs in the play. A tracker is included for students to add to as they read.
A PowerPoint presentation and Word worksheet that recaps key moments in Act 5 of Macbeth. The lesson includes:
- Summarising task and comprehension tasks for key moments.
- Key moments that are condensed, sequenced and extracted (can easily be printed for pupils).
- Tasks asking students to link to themes, evaluate the importance of themes, depict the act and explain key quotations.
- Consolidation worksheet for students to complete in class or as homework revision.
I have used this resource with my KS4 students to revise for AQA English Literature, Paper 1. We spent several lessons going through this presentation in detail, but it can also be skimmed through at a quicker pace if you have less time.
A PowerPoint presentation and Word worksheet that recaps key moments in Act 3 of Macbeth. The lesson includes:
- Summarising task and comprehension tasks for key moments.
- Key moments that are condensed, sequenced and extracted (can easily be printed for pupils).
- Tasks asking students to link to themes, evaluate the importance of themes, depict the act and explain key quotations.
- Consolidation worksheet for students to complete in class or as homework revision.
I have used this resource with my KS4 students to revise for AQA English Literature, Paper 1. We spent several lessons going through this presentation in detail, but it can also be skimmed through at a quicker pace if you have less time.
A PowerPoint presentation and Word worksheet that recaps key moments in Act 1 of Macbeth. The lesson includes:
- Summarising task and comprehension tasks for key moments.
- Key moments that are condensed, sequenced and extracted (can easily be printed for pupils).
- Tasks asking students to link to themes, evaluate the importance of themes, depict the act and explain key quotations.
- Consolidation worksheet for students to complete in class or as homework revision.
I have used this resource with my KS4 students to revise for AQA English Literature, Paper 1. We spent several lessons going through this presentation in detail, but it can also be skimmed through at a quicker pace if you have less time.
I used this lesson to revise with my GCSE pupils in preparation for the exam. It includes:
- Discussion of the role of these characters in the play
- List of key moments for each character and related activities
- Key vocab words to describe character relationships
- Opportunities for pupils to plan and predict questions featuring these characters
Everything you need to recap the play!
This bundle contains all of my Macbeth revision lessons, worksheets and my bestselling knowledge organiser and plot sequencing activity.
Buy as part of this bundle and save 64% !
A full lesson on the significance and purpose of the narrator in the 'Blood Brothers'. Includes:
- The use of staging and what this suggests about the character
- Skimming and scanning activities to track the narrator through the text
- Discussion of why the narrator is presented as he is
- Links to GCSE Language Paper 1 (AQA) with an opinion question in the style of question 4.
A list of the key events in 'Blood Brothers', organised by song. I have also included a simplified, mixed up version of the plot which I used with my class for revision in case this is helpful to anyone.
A list of the key events in 'Macbeth', in chronological order. I have also included a mixed up version of the plot which I used with my class for revision in case this is helpful to anyone.
This bundle contains all the Blood Brothers resources in my TES store, including:
- A complete scheme of work covering the whole play.
- All of my standalone lessons, which can be incorporated into any scheme of work.
- Display posters and postcards featuring key character quotations on my custom watercolour background.
- Revision resources, including a knowledge organiser, character timelines, and plot sequencing activity.
You save 56% by buying all of these resources together!
20 important quotations from Macbeth on my custom-painted watercolour background. File is PDF format for your convenience: adjust your printer settings to '2 pages per sheet' to get these posters in postcard size.
-Please note: there are similar prints like this available in my store for 'Blood Brothers' and 'A Christmas Carol', if you happen to be teaching these texts like me!
Key quotes for a variety of important characters in 'Macbeth', on my custom watercolour background. These posters aim to show the development of characters throughout the play, and act as a quick guide for students to refer to when writing and revising.
This lesson focuses on getting students to form opinions of Mrs Lyons at the start of the play, and introducing them to the concepts of hero, antihero and villain. Students find evidence for their opinions in the text, and are exposed to sophisticated vocabulary to describe Mrs Lyons as they read.
This is a creative lesson which gives pupils the opportunity to imagine they are producing their own version of Blood Brothers. From casting, lighting and scenery to story boarding pivotal moments, this was a really enjoyable lesson that helped students to visualise the play. I taught it after we had finished the whole text, and it was very well received by students!
Included in this bundle are three fully editable resources:
- My best selling Blood Brothers knowledge/organiser, revision mat, which consolidates quotes, plot summary, key vocabulary, context, themes, and more into an A3 or A4 document (your choice!). Originally created with AQA in mind, this will work for other exam reports.
- Two A3 revision worksheets that allow pupils to demonstrate their knowledge of characters, songs, quotes and plot moments from the play.
- An A4 double-sided document that shows the each of the main characters’ key moments in the play and their associated songs (includes Sammy and Linda)
-Plot sequence in chronological order and mixed up to be used as a sort activity
All of these resources are available separately in my shop, but buy them together in this bundle and you will save 50%!
