Eye catching Macbeth revision posters suitable for display or can be incorporated into PPT presentations. Posters include: imagery associated with quotation icons as a visual aid Contextual links Key words Act and Scene reference Character reference Posters were made with adobe spark using royalty free images. Hope you and your students find useful! Dan

An Inspector Calls revision posters suitable for display or can be incorporated into PPT presentations. Posters include: Key Quotations Iconography Context Themes Useful for GCSE revision and as a visual aid.

A lesson designed to build on inference, summary and comparison skills for AQA English Language Paper 2 Question 2. Please use link for modern copyright protected extract: https://www.theguardian.com/world/1848/jun/28/france.fromthearchive https://www.theguardian.com/uk/2011/aug/08/london-riots-escalate-police-battle The lesson includes: Bronze / Silver / Gold differentiated tasks Two extracts akin to the specification Visual Task Group Task Paired Task Exam practice Differentiated worksheets / slides to help annotation Writing frame Feedback welcomed. If you have any improvements to suggest I will always look to adapt/implement changes.

A short scheme of work centered on Macbeth GCSE revision (AQA but applicable to other boards / specs). There are a number of lessons based around key themes in the play, some creative writing lessons, mini mocks and other useful resources.

A lesson focusing on the theme of the supernatural in Macbeth. Lesson is engineered around ‘exploding’ quotations that link to the main theme being explored. Lesson is appropriate for the Shakespeare component of GCSE specifications.

Lessons aimed at students studying unseen poetry as a part of their GCSE specification - lesson is exam board neutral. Lessons contains several differentiated tasks to assist in analysing an unseen poem. Tasks can be adapted for any poem.

An example of ‘whole class feedback’ that can be reused or adapted for any GCSE literature assessment. This also contains a lesson that was delivered to support students successfully improving their work.

Series of mini mocks to help students with exam pratice for Macbeth AQA GCSE English Literature. Mini mocks contain contextual ideas to support responses, as well as quotations and evidence that can be referred to from elsewhere in the play. Also included is a mini PLC to help assessments.

Independent revision task, perfect as a final preparation for students studying An Inspector Calls.

A short task that can be used as a plenary, creative writing task, revision. Students turn a poem studied into a short story/description.

A mixture of Personal Learning Checklists, useful for self-assessment/peer assessment.

A printable certificate to reward students who display great character in English.

Creative writing planning sheet designed to help students plan and prepare for assessments or pieces of creative writing (fiction). Includes: Vocabulary grid Sensory imagery planning grid ‘5 point plan’ to aid with narrative structuring Preparation prompts https://www.facebook.com/DanielMatthewsEnglishResourcesforSecondary

A lesson aimed at students studying unseen poetry as a part of their GCSE specification - lesson is exam board neutral. Lesson contains several differentiated tasks to assist in analysing an unseen poem. Tasks can be adapted for any poem.

A Walking Talking Mock based on AQA June 2017 series. Includes videos to support learning here: https://youtu.be/7Xc2xIFQNsk Part 1 https://youtu.be/9TkUGS7SBg8 Part 2

A lesson focusing on how to analyse and understand unseen poetry, looking at Siegfried Sassoon’s ‘The Hero’. Lesson is differentiated and has an accompanying video to support.

A mind map that explores the theme of madness in regards to the character of Macbeth. The mind map includes: Key quotations Hypotheses on three strands of argument A focus on Macbeth, the Witches, Lady Macbeth The resource can be used to assist students with GCSE exam preparation focusing on the theme of madness.

Some simple writing frames for AQA English Language Paper 2 Section A, questions 2-4. Suitable for borderline students and those who need scaffolding. Ideal for posters / display / laminating.

Differentiated Cue Card creation tasks. Perfect for revision lessons, student led.

A worksheet designed to help students ‘level up’ their previous work. Question is included. Differentiated for different levels of ability, including alternate writing frames and context to consider.