This resource collates key quotations said by Othello in the play, in order from Act 1, to Act 5. It also provides questions for students to analyse Othello’s changing language over the course of the play. This is a great revision resource for students to explore Othello’s use of language and consider structural changes to his character over the course of the play. I have used this with Year 13 students to support their revision of Othello’s character arc. It supports them to link quotations together from different parts of the play, thereby allowing them to make insightful structural comments.

This resource is a worksheet containing key quotations from Act 1, Scene 2 of Macbeth. It has prompt questions for students to respond to linked to each quotation and space for them to collate their ideas. I have used this resource in group work, such as gallery activities, where I have displayed the quotations around the classroom for students to add their ideas to on post-it notes, and later to collect ideas other students have added. The resource also works as an individual activity, with students working through the quotations and questions independently.

This resource provides key quotations from Act 5, Scene 5 of Macbeth, with questions for students to answer to help them to analyse the quotations. I have used this resource in group and paired work, annotating large copies of the quotations, and in gallery activities where students add their ideas on post it notes to copies of the quotations displayed around the classroom. It would also work as an individual task for students to work through the quotations and prompt questions at their own pace.