Language analysis for various devices in Macbeth - set out as quotation explosions with examples for students to complete themselves

Analysis on the structural features in A Christmas Carol. Students are asked to create their own flow chart for different structutal aspects of the novella

Information on various themes in Macbeth including instances in the play where we can see these themes

Students have two options - write a description or story about Christmas based on the image on the slide, or to write a persuasive letter to Santa persuading him that Christmas should happen twice a year - advice/ success criteria given for both options.

Language analysis of various language techniques in An Inspector Calls. Model quotation explosions given as a model for students to then analyse their own

Lesson on Carol Ann Duffy's 'Little Red Cap' from the collection of poems in 'The World's Wife'. The lesson has a few activities such as stanza specific questions and a comparison chart that can be used to compare other poems from the collection or otherwise. LRC is a copy of the poem for pupils to annotate, analyse etc.

Information on the characters in Macbeth and their importance to the play

Fun game for revision, could be used as an end of term fun lesson

Lesson plan and powerpoint

Lesson plan and powerpoint

Lesson plan and powerpoint

A newspaper article writing assessment on the storm in Act 1 Scene 1 of 'The Tempest' - very handy if the class hasn't gotten very far through the play. Has a basics structure and guideline of how to plan their newspaper article.

Analysis on various quotations from Romeo and Juliet looking at language devices e.g. similes, metaphors etc. Based on model analysis students should create their own analysis based on the language device for their own revision

Language analysis for A Christmas Carol. Students are then asked to create their own analysis.

Information on the themes in An Inspector Calls. Students to find quotations that relate to each theme

Information on themes in Jekyll and Hyde. Students to find quotations that present each theme

Analysis of structural features in Jekyll and Hyde through flow charts. Students to create their own flow charts of the various features

Analysis of structural features in Romeo and Juliet. Students to create their own flow chart based on the structural elements using the model as a guide for their own revision

GCSE style question that can be used from year 7 to year 11 based on a picture of Santa leaving presents under a Christmas tree.

There are 10 lessons including resources and homework. H is homework, L is lesson plan, P is powerpoint and R is resource. The numbers of each correspond to the same lesson. All of the lessons are full lessons that can be added to and adapted easily.