pupils can practise with each other.

to get pupils thinking about how their performance is going to assessed.

Pupils write their names in the left column- then they can tick off whether pupils cover the skills in each area of speaking and listening.

Powerpoint to help pupils gain insight into the play.

Not quite as good as the original Macbeth version but it works! It takes approximately one hour to act the whole play out.

Lots of questions! To make sure pupils know what is happening in the play. Useful shortcut.

Pupils dont need to understand the lingo with this handy breakdown of what is happening in each scene. It took me aaages to complete!

Can be used as an answer for the character tree activity OR on its own to help pupils think about the characters

Very detailed- useful for pupils who require a lot of support.

analysis of the fight scene.

Can be used in many ways, a match up activity, place them in the character tree, guess the character... please search for my scheme for instructions

Pupils decide where the key characters from the play fall in the character tree. The cards can be found in the TES resource bank

A piece of prose about change or loss. Includes essay plan and poetic analysis

The question is based around sympathy for the characters in the novel.

Teacher could allow pupils to watch the film, analyse techniques and then produce their own version.

se- Insert the correct words and show your pupils how it should be done!

Powerpoint presentation ready to use exploring key quotations in J.B. Priestly's 'An Inspector Calls'. Includes slides about the 'PEE' paragraphing technique with cool images of Ali G.

In a mini booklet format... Question is about the entrances and exits in the play.

Title: why is it such a dramatic scene?

Useful for pupils and teachers.