Clear step-by-step approach to unseen poetry (MILL: Meaning, Imagery, Language, Layout) Engaging “Big Question” starter to spark discussion Scaffolded activities for: Identifying key ideas and summarising stanzas Analysing language devices and their effects Zooming in on individual words (with model example) Exploring structure and shifts in the poem Model paragraph using the “Rule of Three” to support analytical writing Structured tasks that build towards a final exam-style response Visual, student friendly slides ideal for whole class teaching

A comprehensive and engaging Macbeth revision bundle designed to support students in developing a secure understanding of plot, characters, themes, and key quotations. This ready-to-use pack includes a variety of interactive and low-prep activities that can be used across KS3 and GCSE English Literature lessons. The resources are ideal for introducing the play, reinforcing understanding, and revising key content in a fun and accessible way. Students will have opportunities to: Sequence key events from the play to build strong plot knowledge Test their understanding through true/false retrieval tasks Decode creative dingbat puzzles linked to themes and ideas Analyse and explore key quotations through structured lesson activities The mix of independent, paired, and group tasks makes this bundle highly flexible and suitable for a range of classroom settings. What’s included Plot sequencing activity (cards + worksheet format) True or false comprehension activity Macbeth-themed dingbats puzzle activity Lesson PowerPoint focused on quotes, themes, and analysis Perfect for KS3 and GCSE English Literature Revision and exam preparation Starters, plenaries, or full lessons Building confidence with Shakespeare’s language

This Macbeth Top Trumps game transforms character revision into an interactive, competitive classroom experience. Designed for KS3 and GCSE English Literature students, it reinforces key themes, quotations, character development and context, all while students think they’re just playing a game. Each character is scored across key categories: Ambition/Power/Guilt/Violence/Manipulation/Loyalty Students compete to win cards, but there’s a twist… To claim victory, they must: Explain the quotation Link to theme Analyse language Or reference Jacobean context This naturally builds: AO1 knowledge, AO2 analysis and AO3 context

A fun end of year quiz for secondary school students. The quiz consists of 10 rounds with a possible 91 points up for grabs. The resources are a powerpoint with music and video and a team sheet.

A collection of 10 starter activities designed to recap student knowledge. Each time a student gets an answer correct, they have the opportunity to guess the catchphrase. Comes with a teacher document which records all the answers and the catchphrase. An editable resource which makes learning fun.

A fun and engaging revision activity based on the game Battleships. Students take it in turn to sink each other’s battleships whilst recalling key information and quotes from the text. The resource can be edited to adapt content to the needs of your students.