A selection of differentiated worksheets and teaching resources for Othello by William Shakespeare. Included in this pack are annotated scenes, introductory worksheets, resources to do with plot, and much more.

Learning resources for reading of Noyes' poem 'The Highwayman'. The resources allow the students to explore the poem's explicit and implicit meanings. There is also a drama 'performance poetry' peer assessment worksheet included.

A neat pack of resources for Wells's 'The Red Room', which includes the full text and a number of challenging reading tasks to consolidate students' understanding.

A lovely unit based on Lewis Carroll's 'Jabberwocky'. These resources allow the students to explore the nonsensical language from the poem, consider lexical purpose and then create their own definitions and nonsense glossary. This then follows on to poetry performance. I have used this collection really successfully with years 7 and 8.

These resources allow students to explore the different types and features of a range of non-fiction texts. Suitable for Key Stage 3, or as a refresher for Key Stage 4.

This huge resource bundle contains materials that support the development of narrative writing skill. There are over 30 activities and worksheets covering areas such as:<br /> <br /> - narrative structure<br /> - setting<br /> - building tension<br /> - language choice and word modification<br /> - writing effective openings<br /> - genre<br /> - narrative planning<br /> <br /> Completely user friendly and editable, so that you can ensure they suit your students' needs!

An extensive bank of resources for teaching Key Stage 4 and/or 5. Theses materials range from lesson starters to focused scene analysis tasks.

An absolute wealth of resources for Macbeth, suitable for either key stage 3 or 4. These resources range from snappy starter activities to worksheets which enable students to explore certain scenes across the play in great depth. All resources are completely self explanatory, each containing its own set of instructions. <br /> Acts covered = Act 1, 2, 3 and 5

This batch contains tried and tested activities, ranging from lesson starters to developmental worksheets and an extended assessment task (with model examples) to allow your students to demonstrate their learning. Something for each Act, this bundle will either complement and enrich your existing scheme of work, or give you direction to build a new one!

This worksheet allows to students to get to grips with some basic rhetorical devices. I usually work through this at the start of a Persuasive Writing unit and then they have their own ideas when developing persuasive texts.<br /> <br /> The resource works well as a base for years 8, 9 and 10 and can be structured to cover a whole lesson.

This collection of introductory resources enable students to explore some basic Shakespearean language. There is the opportunity to develop awareness of some Shakespearean lexis through the matching activity (glossary can be used alongside to differentiate) and use them in their own creative disagreement using insults; I have used this to springboard into a piece of drama from the scripts they draft - the students love it!! Peer assessment grid included to focus their work. <br /> <br /> There is also a word search starter resource to open their eyes to the breadth of the playwright's works. This leads quite nicely into biographical work and research activities.

Carefully developed resources to deepen the students' understanding of this brutal, yet brilliant piece.

These resources use the theme of Capital Punishment to focus the students' ability to retrieve, sort and synthesize text. Works well with Key Stage 3 and low ability Key Stage 4 students.

This collection starts with two warm up/review activities for the whole play, including a word based and a plot based quiz to test their knowledge of R&amp;J. The remaining activities/worksheets then explore the Friar's speech in Act 5, culminating in a dramatic tableaux/ freeze frame group drama activity - another student favourite!

A huge resource bank, with everything from starter puzzles to assessment guidance. Use this extensive collection to either enrich and develop your own scheme of work, or base a new programme around these tried and tested resources! Enjoy :)

The first resource is an introductory activity which asks the students to use the prologue and their prior knowledge of the play to design their own front for a copy of the text.<br /> The wordsearch asks the students to identify key words from the play and use them to structure a plot prediction.<br /> R-J-sequence does what it says on the tin - students should put the plot fragments in the correct order.<br /> The final two resources go together. Students can use the character info, once they have matched the text to its correct character, to design a character diagram on the 'households' structure. A good visual revision aid to reinforce who's who!

Using Back to the Future, these resources scaffold the students' ability to review a text or film. Suitable for Key Stage 3 and possibly year 10, the resources look at the different stages and structural features of an effective review and then support the students in structuring a review of the film.

A lovely resource to engage lower ability students in exploration of word classification and sentence structure. I normally time it and bring in paired competition!