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

A highly streamlined resource that is designed purely for revision purposes. It focuses on the older generation in An Inspector Calls with key quotes and a thesis for helping to address the author’s intention with each character. There are a few activities in the lesson and could quite easily be used for at couple hours worth of teaching.

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

A revision lesson that focuses on the younger generation in An Inspector Calls. The lesson is designed as a lean revision lesson that focuses on key quotes and a thesis for each of the younger characters. There are several activities within the lesson, but it’s very much more of a direct teaching type of lesson. https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/plxdj88

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 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.