A powerpoint presentation which can be printed out as a textbook. It is designed in a textbook format with lessons for each of the important sections of the play. Each of the lessons includes activities that have been differentiated three ways and can be used either independently by pupils as a cover lesson or can be taught with the accompanying lessons. There are also three Macbeth related SPAG lessons and an optional 'flipped classroom' lesson. The textbook finishes with a reading assessment.

A pack of resources designed to accompany my 'Macbeth Textbook'. Each of the sections in the textbook have an accompanying powerpoint for the teacher to use in order to focus the class on the section of the book's page which they need to complete. There are also print ready versions of sections of the play for annotation as well as some other useful resources. Also additional help for test preparation.

A powerpoint and handout that covers a range of creative ways in which the text can be interpreted. Designed to be used as an extra revision session specifically aimed at high ability pupils but could also be incorporated into a lesson.

2 x Paper 1 Section A and B practice papers - one based on the opening of 'Treasure Island' and one based on 'Dracula'. The use of old texts will allow pupils to become more familiar with the trickier language and sentence structures that they are likely to come across in Paper 2.

This lesson covers a small section of the captain’s speech in 1:2 and a large chunk of 1:3. The lesson is designed to follow Macbeth 1:1 (which is available from my shop) and encourages students to engage with whether or not Macbeth lives up to our expectations.

The second instalment designed to introduce pupils to the more archaic vocabulary that they will find in pre-1914 novels. Can be used as definition or spelling tests or both. Each week is linked by a theme which isn't revealed till the test - this allows pupils to guess the theme, introducing an element of competition. This set of 8 weeks also includes a Christmassy week!

A session to be used as step-by-step revision of language paper 2 complete with two sets of extracts and questions which can be used for practice.

Assessment sheets which allow quick feedback to pupils. This set of sheets includes reading feedback (based on PEA/CE writing structure) for the novel, Shakespeare and poetry and writing feedback based around the old National Curriculum standards. As most schools have now developed their own levelling system any sheets that previously included the NC numbers have been included both in the NC format and in a format with blank space to write in new levelling numbers or letters - whatever you've gone for :)

This could be used as 1 or 2 lessons. The first section involves watching and discussing existing versions of the scene (unfortunately I could not attach these for copyright reasons but there is space for you to add hyperlinks if you so choose) and then students can make their own scene choices on a worksheet. The second section involves group work speaking and listening - there is a slide with the NC levels and an extra left blank for you to add your own school's levelling system. Please note the worksheet is available free of charge from my shop. (Great deal huh? Two lessons and a worksheet - bargain!)

Designed to introduce pupils to the more archaic vocabulary that they will find in pre-1914 novels. Can be used as definition or spelling tests or both. Each week is linked by a theme which isn't revealed till the test - this allows pupils to guess the theme, introducing an element of competition.

Basic plans to be used as revision for the new AQA English Language exams. Includes printable revision resources for both Paper 1 and Paper 2 sections A and B. An acronym for encouraging lower ability pupils to produce a range of ideas for their arguments for Paper 2 Section B.

A powerpoint and handout that covers a range of creative ways in which the text can be interpreted. Designed to be used as an extra revision session specifically aimed at high ability pupils but could also be incorporated into a lesson.

This is the first lesson in a Year 7 SOW developing a Survival Guide booklet. This lesson focuses on how to create a front cover for the booklet which will suit the target audience and purpose. The following lessons in the SOW include writing to persuade, inform, instruct etc. Please see my shop for more lessons from this SOW.

A set of templates to be used with the Survival Guide SOW available from my shop.

This is a free resource which accompanies a lesson which is available in my shop, see link - https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/macbeth-1-1-watching-and-directing-the-witches-11191835