Work booklet for the whole play, scripts included for each lesson. Using Thinking Schools Maps. You should be able to perform the whole play using this as a side resource. I made the booklet off of Powerpoints I bought on here- so they are not included.

**Adapted for lower sets included as well. This workbook and Powerpoint supports a six-lesson scheme of learning based on The Hunger Games. Students explore the world of Panem through a range of practical and written drama activities, developing their understanding of character, plot and theatrical performance. Throughout the unit, students use drama strategies including still image, narration, thought tracking, physical theatre and stage combat to bring key moments from the story to life. Students will develop their physical and vocal performance skills, create and perform original devised work, and evaluate their own and others’ performances using drama terminology. The workbook includes retrieval tasks, practical planning activities, written reflection opportunities, and an end-of-unit assessment to consolidate learning and track progress. By the end of the unit, students will have created an original performance inspired by The Hunger Games while building confidence, creativity, collaboration and performance skills.

Not the most amazing quality for printing, so I would suggest printing on a5. Ernie’s Incredible Illucinations – The Imagination Case File Become a drama detective and explore Ernie’s incredible imagination! Through fun missions, colourful evidence cards and creative challenges, you’ll investigate characters, discover key scenes and explore how everyday situations become exciting adventures. You’ll also develop your acting skills and get the chance to design your own stage and promotional poster!

This is an exploration of the play for students that are getting ready to learn it. There is an evidence pack filled with information of the play that they can use to fill out their detective pack. This is great for a cover lesson or independent work before starting the play.

Display posters for Black History Month in the UK. I used it with a title “Celebrating Black Excellence”. Perfect for the month of October, and all year round!

Following the LGBTQ+ timeline posted by Stonewall UK, these graphics outline important dates with easy to understand posters. A wonderful display package that is student friendly for Pride Month.

This is a detailed scheme of work for Jekyll and Hyde. There are over 30 hour long lessons in fully completed PowerPoints. It is based around the Edexcel exam board, but can easily be adapted to any other as the majority of the resource is just learning and understanding the text. There are a variety of context lessons, as well as text analysis lessons. There are also a few lessons linked to other Gothic texts to help understand genre. As well, there are specific assessment lessons throughout. All worksheets and other tasks are included in the PowerPoint.