An awesome resource for teaching Macbeth Act 2 Scene 4. It is perfect for a double and aimed at higher achieving students. Included are: clear learning objectives/starter/loads of tasks/extension activities/opportunities for extended writing.

A complete lesson, perfectly suited to a double that goes into a deep analysis of Act 2 Scene 1 of Macbeth. It features loads of different activities as well as extensions. It is suited best to higher level students. There are clear learning objectives/clear starters/peer review opportunities/extention tasks all in one powerpoint!

A brilliant Macbeth intervention lesson that is useful for GSCEs - Years 10 and 11. It is designed to help students focus their writing on the Witches and the supernatural. It has been used in intervention lessons by the entire department and has been particularly useful for the higher ability students, though is easily differentiated.

This is a super detailed lesson on Act 3 Scene 4 of Macbeth (The Banquet scene). I have used this multiple times and have found it perfect for higher ability students. However, it is also very easy to differentiate for mid-level and less-able students. Not only does it include a bunch of activities, it also contains a direct link to a performance of the scene on YouTube to make your lives a little easier. This is the perfect resource for this key scene and is probably best used for a double lesson. Hope it makes all your lives a little easier.

This is a SOW I created for my top set Year 9s/10s. It covers all of Act 1 of Macbeth and is highly differentiated, offering loads of starters, tasks, extensions and stretch activities, as well as loads of engaging Homework tasks. I have tried to focus the information on the key stuff the students will need to know for the exam. I should have my complete SOW for Act 2 and 3 up in the next few days (20/10/18) and will provide links here on how to find them. To help with reading the text, I would also suggest using the McKellen & Dench version of the play as you do each scene. It is freely available on YouTube, simply seach, 'Macbeth, McKellen (or Dench) full. I hope this helps people. Please rate if you like and message me on how you think I can improve this to help more teachers.

Starting Macbeth can be really tough…not with this awesome resource. This resource is a double lesson that is filled with relevant task, including: Starters, extensions, stretch activities, opportunities for extended and essay writing. It also covers basic and more complex aspects of context and pushes the students to analyse the text in terms of language/structure and form. NB: This is targeted predominantly at AQA GCSE students at a higher ability, but there is enough differntiation that it can work for lower level students. It can also be easily adapted for other exam boards. If you like this resource, why not check out my full SOW for Act 1! IT will save you HOURS on planning and prep! https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/macbeth-act-1-scheme-of-work-12002141

Another great lesson to keep your students engaged and occupied. Lots of opportunity here for detailed quote analysis! Enjoy

A knowledge organiser I made for my GCSE class on An Inspector Calls. It is designed under the master principle, with a focus on providing key knowledge that students need to target top grades.

A comprehensive resource designed as an intervention/revision lesson on Lady Macbeth. It is highly differentiated to offer tasks for different student abilities and includes key information and techniques so that students are able to quickly offer detailed exam level responses. Resource includes a little booklet that gives students every instance of Lady Macbeth’s speech so that they aren’t searching desperately for quotes. Enjoy!

This is a research based lessons aimed at higher level students that focuses on the students building independent study and research skills on how Scrooge changes as a character. There are loads of activities in the powerpoint and a model that the students need to critique. It also includes a GCSE style question and full WWW/EBI plenary. Hope you all find it useful.

This lesson was designed as a revision lesson on Responsibility for An Inspector Calls. The purpose of the lesson was to focus on the core idea of responsibility as it relates to the author’s intention. https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/plxdj88

Struggling to keep up with that darn Macbeth planning? I got you covered…well I got you covered on Scenes 1,2 and 4. I think my Scene 3 got deleted :) These lessons have loads of activities and will definately help in terms of your analysis with he students. Each lesson has starters, extensions, differentiation throughout, homework tasks and categorisation regarding themes and context! Enjoy!

An awesome resource for teaching Macbeth Act 2 Scene 2. It is perfect for a double and aimed at higher achieving students. Included are: clear learning objectives/starter/loads of tasks/extension activities/opportunities for extended writing/and Homework tasks.

This is a curated revision booklet for AQA English Language Paper 1 and Paper 2 (Reading section). It contains about 35 practice papers. This is the ultimate resource for helping your students push that Language grade that little bit higher. Perfect for Homework/Mocks and in lessons. I have even included a student friendly mark scheme for every question, PLEASE RATE SO THAT WE CAN HELP MORE TEACHERS! Hope you all find it handy.

This Macbeth revision lesson, focuses on Macbeth as a Tragic hero. The onus is on the students rather than the teachers, forcing students to do their own research.

This is the first lesson in a small series of five that goes over An Inspector Calls. This lesson in an overview lesson that focuses primarily on the purpose of the play and what the characters represent, The lesson can easily be used as a double lesson and features loads of high ability ideas and activities to help the students revise. It can be very easily differentiated downwards and is designed to really get the students thinking. If you like it please give it a review so we can help even more teachers!

This is a revision lesson that is designed to help student’s analyse Macbeth’s character. It has been differentiated and includes loads of activities so that the students are doing more writing and you less speaking. The focus of the lesson is on the development of Macbeth’s character and the idea of a tragic hero. It is mainly designed for high ability, but there is enough differentiation that it can be easily adapted for multiple levels. Included is an bonus sheet that give you every instance of Macbeth’s speech. Making finding quotes even easier! Check out some of my other revision lessons and resources to help strive for that 9! Enjoy!

About five lessons to introduce KS3 students to the core skills of descriptive writing. Lessons on: Sensory language Punctuation Sentence types ’Show not Tell.’ It can easily be adapted for GCSE and includes starters with evidence of interleaving.