Macbeth Vocabulary Bank Created as a revision tool for KS4 pupils studying Shakespeare’s Macbeth for the English Literature specification. Key words Defintions An example of how the key word links to the play E.g. Regicide, Unchecked Ambition, Hubris Please note that there are lots of other key vocabulary, but this list is specifically designed for a top set class. We are working on improving our writing styles at the moment through using higher tier vocabulary.

**Grammar Worksheet - its vs it’s ** A resource suitable to use with KS3 or KS4. Orginally designed to help my classes improve their grammar skills as I noticed that this is a common mistake - learners are marked on SPAG at GCSE. I like to give my classes regular SPAG activities as a starter activity - engages their brains and helps them remember grammar rules through regular practice. Answers for yourself are provided in the ‘Notes’ section of the Powerpoint.

A quiz on Macbeth to recall knowledge for revision.

A range of stock essays to use in Macbeth essays. Used with bottom set Year 11 to focus on writer’s intent.

A revision clock designed to recall the key concepts of J.B. Priestley’s ‘An inspector Calls’. Key themes, characters and dates.

A revision clock designed to recall key concepts of Shakespeare’s Macbeth.

Activity for students to encourage varied sentence openers. Particularly useful for AQA Language Paper 1 Question 5 descriptive writing. I try to get students to use at least 3 of these in their writing.

A worksheet which can help students track how Priestley uses motifs throughout his play to contribute to the key themes and character development. Engagement Ring Disinfectant Alcohol Phone Calls Light

Worksheets designed to aid in identifying language techniques and their effects

Revision Quiz for Jekyll and Hyde