Two lessons for teaching the dramatic events and the aftermath of Act 3 scene 1. INcludes a newspaper writing task

LEsson for teaching students to analyse the sonnet between Romeo an dJuliet in Act 1 scene 5 lines 92-106

Three lessons and resources for teaching the opening chapter of Of MIce and Men. Designed for GCSE and Year 9

13 lessons and resources for teaching the first half of Romeo and JUliet (upto Act 3 scene 3).

five lessons for teaching Of MIce and Men section 2

Four lessons for teaching Of MIce and Men section 4

Two lessons for teaching section 4 (Crooks’ room) of Of MIce and Men

Three lessons for teaching the dramatic climax of Of Mice and Men

Four lessons for teaching Act 3 of Romeo and Juliet

LEsson focusing on Shakespeare’s methods to show the feelings between Romeo and Juliet in Act 1 scene 5

Three lessons for teaching Romeo and Juliet Act 4

13 resources aimed at helping Year 11revise for Macbeth. Based on AQA criteria.

Five example assessments including questions and sources for teaching AQA paper 2. Includes some examples for different questions

LEsson on teaching the first scene of the final act of Romeo and JUliet. Based around the ideas that Romeo’s actions are to blame for the tragic ending of the play

LEsson dealing with the violent consequences of Caesar’s death: act 3 scene 3 and act 4 scene 1 of Julius Caesar

Three lessons for teaching the final act of Romeo and Juliet, mainly with a focus on Friar Lawrence and the consequences of his actions

21 lessons and two assessments for teaching Romeo and Juliet. Designed for Year 9 but easily usable for GCSE level (or bright KS3). Each lesson title is a quote for students to make note of and record in their books.

LEsson for teaching Brutus’ different feelings and emotions towards the end of the play

Two powerpoints which will take at least three lessons for teaching Act4 scene 3 of Julius Caesar-focusing on Brutus and Cassius’ relationship and then Brutus’ introspection and feelings

Three powerpoints but 4-5 lessons for teaching Act4 of Julius Caesar