A detailed lesson looking at Lady Macbeth's soliloquy in Act 1 scene 5.<br /> <br /> The PPT has embedded clips and music for engagement and atmosphere with a powerful performance of the soliloquy in its entirety.<br /> <br /> The PPT has detailed notes of the teacher and/or pupil activity.

English Language Paper 2 Question 3 for AQA<br /> <br /> The resource has a PPT which has detailed notes for each slide on what the teacher and/or pupils are to do.<br /> <br /> It is an interactive lesson with lots of engagement, movement around the room, video clips and pupils developing and extending their responses.

This lesson looks at the way a character is created and the difference between denotation and connotation.<br /> It is a largely visual lesson and allows students to look at how characters are presented through moving image which can then be followed on by characterisation in the written form.<br /> I used this with a low and high ability group and they all enjoyed and gained valuable skills =

This unit of work is for revision of the play 'An Inspector Calls'.<br /> <br /> It looks at both themes within the play and characters within the play. <br /> <br /> The PPT comes complete with notes on each slide on how each activity works and are supported with word document resources which are clearly labelled for each lesson.

This is a scheme of work for Key Stage 3 pupils which builds and develops on the new GCSE criteria and Assessment Objectives (particularly for AQA). <br /> <br /> It comes complete with 14 lessons, PPTs (with notes), handouts and lesson plans and has been designed to be interactive, engaging and catering for a range of learning styles. The activities are varied, the poems are challenging but the pupils' enjoyment is key.<br /> <br /> It has been created with year 8 in mind but could be suitable for any Key Stage 3 class across a range of abilities due to the nature of the poems I have included.

This is a complete unit of work comprising 12 lessons dedicated to An Inspector Calls.<br /> <br /> It focuses on both the themes and characters within the play and has been created with the AQA specification in mind.<br /> <br /> It can be taught as a series of subsequent lessons or as stand alone lessons - all of which are complete with teaching notes and resources.