Macbeth AQA English Literature KS4 SOW
A comprehensive SOW organised into 20 powerpoint lessons, but with plenty of activities for more lessons, especially with reading time accounted for. Alongside the 20+ core lessons, the bundle includes substantial revision and exam preparation resources to support students throughout the teaching of the play and into their GCSE revision.
**What's included?**
Lessons covering the whole play
Introduction and context
Every key scene from Act 1 to Act 5
Comprehension and understanding questions
Analytical activities
Key vocabulary and contextual information
Creative and discussion tasks
Recap activities that revisit previous learning
Built-in retrieval and revision
**The unit includes extensive opportunities for students to revisit and secure their knowledge:**
28 multiple choice quizzes, each containing 12 questions
39 repeat/retrieval tasks for starters
Key vocabulary revision
Character and quotation revision
A comprehensive 102 question Macbeth revision quiz, including multiple choice, quotations, characters, context, anagrams, odd one out and picture round activities
**AQA exam preparation**
The bundle also includes resources specifically designed to support GCSE Literature preparation:
Detailed Essay Plan in powerpoint and booklet form for an AQA exam question on on the relationship between Macbeth and Lady Macbeth. Detailed step by step instructions and examples, a marksheet and more. Can be issued as homework.
An AQA Macbeth Revision Guide. 30 pages. Includes the following resources: How to Revise, Key Characters and Scenes to Focus on, Macbeth Summary by Act and by Scene, Shakespeare’s Context, Context Revision Questions and Characters
Themes, Key Symbols and Motifs, Language and Structure Techniques (with examples), Revision Activities, Additional Revision Activities, 5 AQA Exam Style Questions and AQA Marksheet - Macbeth.
Key vocabulary in Macbeth worksheet for revision
Lessons are numbered, build on previous learning and include regular opportunities for students to retrieve and revisit knowledge.
Use the complete sequence as a full scheme of work, or dip into the revision, retrieval and exam-preparation resources when you need them.
