A worksheet to help students understand the poem. Please leave a comment. Thanks!

A resource that can be used to provide an introduction to Shakespearean times. It prompts the student to research this period using a series of web-links and write an essay on their fictional time travels to 1599.

How to write an answer commenting on the effects of language used in a passage. This is aimed at students writing the CIE IGCSE First Language English exam, specifically Paper 2 Question 2.

Review paragraphing skills with your students. Presentation on paragraphs, TiPToP, and a pupil exercise to insert paragraphs.

A student's Reading Log and Workbook - a guide to use when reading Northanger Abbey. Helpful for teachers to plan their lessons as well.

Student worksheet

A worksheet that assigns pre-reading tasks to help prepare students for discussions and lessons regarding F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby.

A series of tasks to prepare students for the novel. It has both required and suggested tasks.

Some additional help for students when writing narratives. 'How do I begin?' 'Is this a good ending?' These are common questions by students who need a some guidance and a nudge in the right direction.

A powerpoint review.

A worksheet to help students appreciate the poem.

A worksheet to help students to understand the poem in the IGCSE poetry anthology, 'Songs of Ourselves' Volume 2.

A powerpoint starter to the poem

Based on the card game, Snap, this game will involve students fully. The teacher holds the character cards while the students have the traits cards. Lots of fun and noise but all worth it in the end.

A handy revision tool to test students' knowledge of quotes in Act II. Use this to link to themes and characters.

Using a webquest, students are introduced to Shakespeare and Julius Caesar - thereby gaining an understanding and appreciation of Shakespeare and Caesar in an interactive way.

A Poem by Boey Kim Cheng Use this as a starter to the poem. The powerpoint has some background info on Boey while the final slide has the poem which makes it possible for you to get your kids to analyse the poem on the board as a class.

The plot so far. Get students working on this worksheet on Act I of the play to check on how much they remember of it.

A nifty mind map for students to complete on Brutus based on Acts I and II. Use this as a review of the character before you begin Act III or as a planning frame for writing about Brutus.

A quick starter to help students remember the quotes from the text. Challenge them to identify the speaker/character described!