Shakespeare – Analysing a Drama (Macbeth)
Explore Macbeth through dramatic structure, character, language and themes. Includes five differentiated worksheets, answer keys, slides and a lesson plan.
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Explore Macbeth through dramatic structure, character, language and themes. Includes five differentiated worksheets, answer keys, slides and a lesson plan.
Examine push and pull factors, identity and belonging through UK and US migrant experiences. Includes five worksheets, answer keys and presentation slides.
Develop map skills, spatial thinking and geographical inquiry with a structured middle school curriculum. Select units to fit your own teaching sequence.
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Pair a close reading of Macbeth with a discussion of staging and the audience. Use a London theatre context as an extension you add to the unit.
Use migration texts to practise evidence-based discussion. Let pupils analyse published accounts without requiring personal migration stories.
Compare a London neighbourhood at two scales. Add your own maps or public data to investigate transport, land use or access to green space.
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