A Christmas themed wordsearch with a small extention suitable for a wide range of students. Perfect for the end of term!

Macbeth storyboards for every act and scene Storyboard template for each act and scene in Macbeth. Very useful revision resource and suitable for a range of abilities. Students can include quotations with their pictures if they want an additional challenge. Reviews are appreciated.

Complete lesson on Act One Scene Two. Students can independently work through the worksheet or teacher can guide them and model answers.

A knowledge organiser preparing students to write a character essay either on Eddie or Catherine or their relationship.

Summary of Act One and Act Two with options for students to choose from. Excellent resource for students to complete near to their exam or to keep in their books.

A quiz on three poems and answers. Students revised these poems for homework and had to achieve half marks on the quiz.

Students are given presentations for each character in each act of the play. Students have to find quotations that support the presentation. Ideal for preparing for writing a character essay.

Students use the attached information to make flashcards for their exam. Really accessible and manageable revision, particularly for students aiming for grades 4/5/6 Each flashcard will include the name of the poem, the poet’s name, the date it was written and context, three key quotations (one from the beginning of the poem, one from middle and one from end)

A detailed worksheet that models the structure of writing an analytical paragraph. There is a model answer, quotations students can use and guidance on how to write analytical. Students could easily spend a lesson trying to recreate their own paragraph using the model as a guide.

Students complete the compound sentences.

A range of activities designed to secure the ability to write in accurate sentence structures. Useful for all year groups.

Resource includes starter activities on other poems in the Eduquas Anthology. This includes asking students to write down information about each poet named on the board. Students are expected to include context in their GCSE Literature exam. The main activity includes notes on key aspects of To Autumn and comments on how nature is presented. Students are then expected to write a response in their books about how nature is presented in the poem. There is a model answer including an introduction on context. Extra activities could include printing the model answer and getting students to highlight comments about the poet/context, comments that link to the task - nature/subject terminology.

Five summaries for each stave of A Christmas Carol. They all have gaps that the students must fill. Options are provided but this could be removed to make it more challenging.

Starter that encourages students to comment on Macduff’s presentation in each act. Followed by an accessible model essay on the presentation of Macduff on Macbeth. Suitable for students aiming for 4-5.

A summary of act one of Macbeth including options for students to choose.

A long worksheet with 8 activities that help students work on structuring simple, compound, complex and embedded sentences correctly. Students could complete this independently or with guidance.

Reading Activities that force students to read texts carefully. There is a fun Christmas theme! Starter - Spot the Difference Main Activity- Students need a tube map and they have to read the map to answer questions about Santa’s journey. Answers included. Plenary - Six facts from Guinness Book of Records. Students answer questions based on the facts in two minute time limit. Answers included.

20 Christmas Anagram worksheet with a teacher answer worksheet. Perfect as a Christmas activity!

Macbeth Act Two Summary - Fill the Gap A summary of act two of Macbeth with options at the bottom of the worksheet. Great revision resource for students to keep.

A knowledge organiser including key quotations for each character in An Inspector Calls.