<p>A lesson complete with context and annotations.<br /> Differentiated activities and explanations of the poem.</p>

<p>I have made a summary for each chapter in the book!</p> <p>Took me ages, so please enjoy and I hope you get use out of it.</p>

<p>This unit of work explores the theme of the supernatural in Macbeth. This lesson is based on an essay which is credited. This is ideal for a top/upper KS4 class and even KS5.</p>

<p>This include a breakdown of how to approach the questions for AIC. It includes highlight key things in the question, how to plan and what to include in an answer. It also includes a model paragraph and help sheet for students.</p>

<p>An essay on irresponsible male characters in AIC</p> <p>I wrote this in timed conditions to share with my students</p> <p>I also made notes of some things I would have added if I had time</p>

<p>Essay on responsibility in Act One of AIC.</p> <p>Written by myself for my students.</p>

<p>Essay on Responsibility in Act Two of AIC.</p> <p>Written by me for me students!</p>

<ul> <li>Intro to myths</li> <li>Intro to Ovid</li> <li>Intro to the myth of Dedalus and Icarus</li> <li>To be used alongside ‘The myth of Dedalus and Icarus’ from CommonLit.</li> </ul>