This is one of the many lessons and resources that I have uploaded for the teaching of Macbeth to year 7s working at level 4/5 in English. It's based on an end result of old SATs style type question that can be APP'd. This is a worksheet that is used to help the pupils get used to writing Essays, with sentemce starters etc. Title: How and why does Macbeth persuade the murderers to murder Banquo?

Designed to tie into any scheme of work on Greek Mythology.

This is a lesson starter to get pupils to read the front covers of books.

This is a set of articles about the Death Penalty - great for anlaysing persuasive techniques.

This is one of a series of lessons/ activities / worksheets that I am uploading on the old AQA anthology poems. The lessons obviously have a comparative strand running through them and there are lessons for all of the poems from Cluster 1 and 2 uploaded as well as lessons that compare two poems or teach how to analyse them / compare them. Obviously no use for the old spec, but entirwely useful for the poetry comparison piece of controlled assesment in the new AQA spec.

This Macbeth lesson is ready to teach with its resources, although, you may wish to adapt and differentiate for your class. This powerpoint covers the levels of power in the play.

This is a report that monitors a specific pupils behaviour in class over a 6 lesson period - copy sent to parents prior to going on report and then after.

This is a full lesson Powerpoint to aid teaching narritive writing. This lesson is ready to teach, but you will want to differentaite it for your own classes. It covers different genre styles and how they effect the writing.

Taken from AQA GCSE exam previous teaching, this is one of a series of lessons that I have uploaded on all of the poems from the anthology. The anthology may no longer exist in it's current form, but the poem is still valid for study and the lesson is self contained for leading analysis of the poem.

After teaching leaflets,, this is a tutorial that pupils can use to remind them of the ingredients prior to creating their own.

WJEC Legacy Spec Exam techniques lesson Although this was originally created for the legacy spec teaching, this lesson could be adapted quite easily for any exam board and type as it goes over the techniques to employ for success – such as annotation etc.

Literacy Starter – Apostrophes & Commas These few slides can be added to the start of any lesson to use as a settler for when the pupils come into the room and to incorporate literacy skills into your lesson. This particular exercise is a text that pupils need to correct.

This is a Full lesson Powerpoint based on the Gothic Genre and detailing Scene Setting. Through a series of activities, pupils are encouraged to write about the images that they see, using their senses.

Interactive Powerpoint quiz to revise and test students' knowledge of the characters in Much Ado About Nothing by William Shakespeare. Perfect for visual learners, and easy to differentiate for Gifted & Talented students or SEN.

Complete Powerpoint presentation resource, ready to teach to your class! Focus on Act 3, scene 1 of Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare.

This is afull lesson PP on the skills of review writing.

This is a full lesson PP - ready to teach - although you may wish to change / differentiate to your own context on the above named topic.

WJEC Legacy Spec Section B Writing Although this was originally created for the legacy spec teaching of section B foundation, the skills in this PP lesson are still relevant and I am confident that the lesson can be adapted for teaching either the new spec or the writing skills included

This is a full lesson - more for revising after full study of each poem - it breaks down both poems and allows pupils to study them.

Based on the WJEC Legacy Spec. for the exams, this lesson is aimed at pupils entering for the Foundation Paper and details techniques used for writing to describe.