A simple printable worksheet resource on The Tempest to help pupils explore the language of Shakespeare and think about Prospero's actions.

Antonyms

Printable worksheet: simple grid layout with support. Pupils to gather their ideas based on the language in Act 5 Scene 1.

A worksheet that helps pupils to think about the different ways in which we can interpret the actions of the characters.

chapters where the Grand High Witch creates the formula. What will the witches do with all those mice-children?

Pupils design their own product for their sweet shops- the AFL sheet will allow pupils to assess their own work.

Assess the letter from Lisa to Mr Hepworth

Pupils create a shared powerpoint for the whole chapter then we read it together the next lesson

And grade bands so students can recieve a level

Pupils imagine the conversation between two characters in the book

cutting and sticking activity

Worksheet

The resources for this plan are in the resource bank.

Activity sheet

To CS Lewis' book. A starter activity to get pupils thinking about the religious links.

Pupils use the worksheet to identify whether characters use declarative, interrogative, etc. sentences.

Pupils are reminded of the 10 pieces of evidence they have found at the crime scene with this wordsearch.

Can be used as a generic template for court activities. It helps pupils to produce a report for the courts, decribing the evidence against him.

The scheme of work can be found in the TES resource bank.

For those students who have missed lessons or do not hand work in.