A series of statements that show where Lady Macbeth takes control within the play Macbeth

A quick help guide for students

As the title states

As the title says A tick list that will assist with identifying strengths and weaknesses in own work

A really simple resource that can show the progress a student has made in any lesson. You can even use as a starter and plenary.

A range of themed images to prompt students to focus on specific detail

As it says in the title :)

Introduce your students to descriptive writing with this visual aid There are a range of images to be printed out I stuck the images on A3 paper - one image per sheet The students, in groups, then had to have a go at adding adjectives, verbs, similes etc to describe the image ****No book marking involved!!!

As the title says

A quick settler/starter image to get your students thinking about the main themes in the poem Valentine.

As the title says

Modelled teacher response at a very basic level. Improvement it written below, showing pupils how ideas can be developed and how sentence variety can impact

Great starter image to allow students to draw inferences from

Low ability resource to get students thinking about the difference between thoughts and feelings - visual aid

A worksheet for students to consider the difference between thoughts and feelings - visual aid

A really simple but effective resource

This resource allows students to revisit the apparitions at the end of the play and explore how they actually tricked Macbeth.

2 cards printed per A4 sheet Nice and colourful to engage students Can be used as a plenary Questions are generic and can be applied to any book

Modelled response goes through the different stages when approaching poetry

A revision mat to help students to get their ideas down on paper. An alternative to use instead of the regular PEE. It has a specific focus on language and the effect that the writer may be trying to achieve. This worked especially well with my more able learners.