<p>A grade 9 answer for Macbeth: Explore how Shakespeare presents the dangers of interfering with fate in Act 4 Scene 1 as well as the play as a whole</p> <p>Thorough analysis with judicious and sustained commentary.</p> <p>An excellent resource for students and teachers alike exploring Macbeth’s involvement with the supernatural and the effects for his ultimate demise.</p>

<p>Grade 9 chapter by chapter quote, character, theme and context analysis.<br /> Detailed notes on varied quotes, covering the entire novel.</p> <p>A fantastic resource for along side teaching, chapter summary, retrieval practice, essay writing and assessment.</p>

<p>Grade 9 analysis of each chapter including detailed notes on major themes, characters, context and key quotes explained.</p> <p>A fantastic resource for students and teachers alike.</p>

<p>A highly detailed, dynamic and visual full SoW for narrative and creative writing. It can be used with KS4 and KS3 . Aimed at higher ability pupils and can be easily differentiated. Model answers, scaffolded learning approach, peer and self assessment opportunities included. Ideal for teaching GCSE language exam and year 9.</p> <p>Includes:</p> <ul> <li>Creating convincing characters</li> <li>Character development</li> <li>Exploring round and flat characters</li> <li>Autobiographical writing</li> <li>Writing character summaries</li> <li>Character traits</li> <li>Self-portrait</li> <li>Introducing a character through action</li> <li>Researching setting</li> <li>Creating setting</li> <li>Describing setting, character and action</li> <li>Creating mood and atmosphere</li> </ul>

<p>A fun and exciting 69 slide Power Point quiz for all school years to get them back into the swing of English for 2021!</p> <p>Visual cues, highly engaging and beautifully presented quiz to welcome pupils back for the new year.</p> <p>7 rounds include:<br /> Round 1: Who said the following lines?<br /> Round 2: Match the movie picture to the character in the book<br /> Round 3: Identify the language techniques via visual coding<br /> Round 4: Guess the title of the book<br /> Round 5: Word meaning: multiple choice questions<br /> Round 6: Rearrange the letters to form the correct word<br /> Round 7: Missing letters: Use the images as clues to help solve the word</p> <p>Inspire your pupils!</p>

<p>An excellent resource combining image representations with common language devices. Can be used for understanding many language devices, remembering what each device is and also technique spotting in preparation for language analysis. I often use the images as recall and retrieval activities!</p> <p>This is also highly useful for visual learners and SEN pupils.</p>

<p>A fantastic and detailed scene by scene analysis resource comparing the top 3 productions of Macbeth: RSC, Ian McKellen and Patrick Stewart.</p> <p>Iconic productions are compared with detailed Grade 9 notes to help essay writing. Includes comparison and explanations of key scenes for each production.</p> <p>Can be used along side the teaching of the play Macbeth, essay writing plans combining productions, or even as a knowledge organiser for end of study!<br /> Get your students inspired today!</p>