Full resources for Macbeth act 3, scene 4. Enough material for at least 2 lessons covering the banquet scene, focusing on Macbeth and Lady Macbeth’s reactions. A range of tasks including open questions, annotation tasks, and behaviour tracking. This pack of resources includes the following: Worksheet on Macbeth’s state of mind Plus suggested answers sheet Worksheet on Lady Macbeth’s tactics to manage the situation Plus suggested answers sheet Annotation worksheet on 2 passages Accompanying powerpoint with further questions and task introductions Teacher notes and suggested annotation pictures Useful for new teachers and non specialists. Great resource for all GCSE Literature specifications or high ability Year 9.

Free powerpoint resource with a summary and note on the source origins. This scene was not written by Shakespeare and this powerpoint explains the differences in style. Useful for any GCSE Literature specification or high ability Year 9.

A worksheet aimed at KS4 students studying Romeo and Juliet although could be used at Key Stage. A series of questions and annotations tasks encouraging greater understanding of theme and character whilst developing analytical skills.

Romeo and Juliet Prologue Lesson including Powerpoint and accompanying worksheet for students. Prologue takes students through the function of the prologue, form and purpose and guided annotation. Suitable for all GCSE specifications and high ability Year 9.

Useful resources for Act 1 Scene 2 of Romeo and Juliet, including Powerpoint and annotation sheets. This resource helps student summarise the scene, understand the first impressions of Lord Capulet and has an analysis task on the irony of Romeo’s love for Rosaline. Perfect for all GCSE Literature specifications or high ability Year 9.

A useful work sheet encouraging character analysis in Romeo and Juliet Act One Scene Three. Focusing on the characters of Juliet, the nurse and Lady Capulet, this resource also encourages discussion and analysis of major themes like family and patriarchal influence, marriage and love. Suitable for all GCSE Literature specifications or high ability Year 9.

A worksheet including key quotations from Chapter 1, introducing the character of Utterson. This worksheet encourages analysis, discussion of key ideas and is a useful starting point for a character quotation bank.

Fully resourced set of lessons taking students step by step through the Edexcel GCSE Language Paper 1 A, 19th Century Fiction. The lesson includes two PowerPoints, an extract from Jane Eyre with exam style questions, differentiated resources and model answers. Although designed for Edexcel, this resource would also support developing skills in analysis and evaluation, two key parts of the paper. The whole set of lessons would take between 2 and 3 lessons.

A worksheet that focuses on characterisation and setting in Chapter 2 of Jekyll and Hyde, encouraging students to find and analyse quotations. Appropriate for all KS4 Literature specifications plus both extract and wider text questions.

A 2 round quiz, testing both knowledge and quotations from Jekyll and Hyde. Suitable for any GCSE study of the novella. Comprehensive answer sheet also provided. Perfect for revision, homework or end of term fun!

A 5 round quiz on Jekyll and Hyde perfect for KS4 revision. The quiz tests vocabulary, character and themes, quote memory and analysis. Resource includes answer sheet for first three rounds (rounds 4 and 5 are subjective).

Extract from Incident at the Window with full essay plan. Suitable for any Literature study of Jekyll and Hyde, but tailored specifically for Edexcel Literature Paper 2 Section A. Helps students focus on essay structure and AO2.

Jekyll and Hyde extract taken from Dr Lanyon’s Narrative detailing the transformation from Hyde to Jekyll. Extract based question with wider novella question. Colour coded essay plan with key terminology and device identification for extract. Discussion points and key quotations for the wider question along with a model paragraph. Perfect for in class essay with option for differentiation. Alternatively can be used for revision or homework tasks. Aimed for the Edexcel GCSE Literature spec but suitable for any literature course.

Jekyll and Hyde worksheet on key quotations from Dr Lanyon’s Narrative. The quotations have thematic questions which allow for class discussion but also can be used as annotation points. The resource could work along side an extract analysis of the transformation itself. Suitable for in class work with any GCSE Literature class, although some of the questions may be angled more to high ability. Could also be set as revision or homework.

Extract from Chapter 10 of Jekyll and Hyde with an accompanying essay question. Resource includes an essay plan with guidance and a colour coded model paragraph highlighting good practice. Great as a starting point for an essay, revision or homework. This extract is taken from The Full Statement of the Case and details the moment when Hyde is on the run, before he asks for Lanyon’s help. The essay plan explores the idea that both Jekyll and Hyde’s characters are present in this extract and therefore both have to be considered.

A handy sheet for students preparing for any creative writing task, encouraging careful and deliberate crafting of language and structural features. Useful for both GCSE and KS3 writing tasks.