Quotes to explode from Tybalt and Lord Capulet from the Capulet Ball scene, links to impulsive decisions.

This breaks down the structure of Act 2 to aid students in writing a story based on Macbeth. The worksheet contains a quote prompt for the story title and prompts for each paragraph students write.

A worksheet that walks through descriptivist and descriptivist views of language change.

Seven stages of language change worksheet.

A worksheet based on OCR English Language standardisation

A worksheet based on OCR English Language Morphological Derivation.

A booklet full of Aesop’s fables and a reflection for students to decipher the moral of each story. Great for tutor time reading, English or religious education lessons or home learning.

A lovely resource to track Lady Macbeth’s feelings and character changes from Act One to Act Three. A great visual resource.

A home learning booklet for year seven jam packed full of vocabulary and activities based on key words/knowledge. This recaps key vocabulary, skills and knowledge students require in year seven in a fun and dynamic way. A 45 page booklet that is adaptable to all learner needs.

A home learning booklet for year nine jam packed full of amazing activities that cover the main skills needed in year nine. A 57 page booklet that covers activities to recap vocabulary, key skills and knowledge in a fun and dynamic way.

A booklet jam packed full of home learning activities for year eight. This is a recap of key vocabulary, skills and knowledge required for year eight. A fun and dynamic way for students to learn including 59 slides in total.

A worksheet that can be used alongside any key text. Helps students explore symbolism.

A fun resource for students to revise some key language techniques.

A fun way of teaching new vocabulary by having students go on a definition hunt! This is a versatile activity that can be adapted to swap and change key vocabulary being taught.

Movie plot worksheet. Fill out the storyboard, draw six pictures to represent the plot of the movie.

A worksheet to help students understand the key term antagonist.

Read, cover and write these common misspellings.

Linking the themes from A Monster Calls to the real world through newspaper articles. (Newspapers required for this lesson.)

A lesson based on the theme of empathy. Students explore empathy in the novel A Monster Calls by Patrick Ness, looking at a key extract and relating it back to the real world.

A lesson based on the book Long Way Down by Jason Reynolds. Aim to analyze key themes and characters through interactive discussions, creative activities, and critical thinking exercises.