This is a 10 page booklet that includes a short summary of the tragedy, some contextual links and 16 quotations that have been analysed in lots of detail. The quotations cover the setting, Willy, Linda, Biff & Happy.

Attached are 5 complete model answers to AQA P2 Q5 for a variety of themes. Each full response also includes a success criteria that students can use to check the writing with. (It’s a lovely activity to colour code the success criteria & identify where it has been met in the text)

This is a 24 page booklet that details examples of activities that get students working on 9 different reading skills. All skills and activities are designed to be applicable for any department.

Two complete essays: How does Shakespeare present Macbeth? How does Shakespeare present the theme of power? Both essays analyse key quotations with links to the genre of tragedy and the historical context of the Shakespearean Era.

‘Grow Your Vocabulary’ includes a title and a set of 7 large flowers with ambitious vocabulary and 2 blank flowers to add your own as a class. This can be on a classroom display or passed around as a prompt or resource during independent tasks.

Detailed analysis and tracking of Shakespeare’s use of symbolism of birds in ‘Macbeth’. Useful for lesson planning, revision or CPD. Also includes two model essays: How Shakespeare presents Macbeth’s tragic downfall through the symbolism of birds. How Shakespeare presents the theme of power through the symbolism of birds.

A concise and clear guide of 9 different types of persuasive techniques useful for non-fiction writing e.g. persuasive speeches and formal letters. Also, this is ideal for English Language Paper 2 Question 5 revision. This can be used as a revision tool or a prompt during writing practise in the classroom.