Another contextual lesson that looks at acts, scenes and soliloquies in Macbeth. There is an acting activity which should get students engaged.

A useful resource for teaching Macbeth across all age groups. This lesson looks at the difference between a play and a novel and also allows your students to act out a scene from Act 3 Scene 3. It is quite a short lesson however, you could adapt it so that students have to answer an exam question based on their opinion or from a past paper.

A contextual lesson on how Macbeth was acted. A short lesson with a lot of context - might be useful to add in a few activities!

This pack includes a bunch of presentations and a contextual hand-out for the students to use for when writing notes for controlled assessments.

Useful for a controlled assessment or just regular teaching - includes annotations to poems

Here are my resources for Sonnet 116. This includes a lesson and an annotated presentation including the poem. \n\nThese resources are teacher & student friendly.

These are completely editable and really useful for students.

Editable, teacher and student friendly

For each unit there is a revision booklet with questions to which students can answer. They can then refer to the mark schemes provided. There is a booklet for both Unit 1 (Exploring Modern Texts) and Unit 2 (Poetry Across Time). This should hopefully help in conjunction with your own resources to help Year 11 students and their exams. These documents cannot be edited.

Useful for KS2/KS3 students whom are SEN and struggle to learn new words.

A lesson plan for KS3 English studying the poetry of WW1.