Student worksheet

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

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.

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.

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

Understand the background of the play and get to know what makes the characters tick with the help of this lesson.

Guide students on writing effective opening and concluding paragraphs to narrative essays with this complete set of interactive resources.

Get your message across with the focus on engaging introductions and powerful conclusions to a story. Guide students to present interesting and effective stories.

Learn the right way of writing effective dialogue in a story, and use good paragraphs too. Practice only makes perfect.

How do the characters relate to one another? What drives one character to do what he does? What is their motivation? Explore the different relationships in the play in this lesson.

Review students' understanding of the two Acts in differentiated groups tasks. Get the ideas flowing from different group tasks all happening at the same time. Suitable for KS4 but can be tweaked easily enough for KS3 use. Please leave a comment. Thank you.

Help students identify quotes from the play with this quick and nifty wordle aid. Check on their interpretation of quotes and relate these to the themes as well as character development.

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 quick true/false game to jump-start your lesson on the novel. Based on the 'Pass the Parcel&' game.

A powerpoint to help guide students into a better understanding of the poem.

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

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.