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Macbeth

The aims of the units are to:

- promote an enjoyment of Shakespeare that will continue to grow and develop.

- provide a resource that will enable students to establish knowledge and understanding of events in Act 1, on a scene-by-scene basis.

- provide an historical background to the play, including the significant events that helped shape the play.

- allow students to focus on characters, events, themes and images used in the play.

- to present basic information on Shakespeare's life and work as an actor and dramatist.

Content includes modules:
1. about William Shakespeare
2. the Power of Shakespeare's Language*
3. background to the play
4. plot, Structure and Action in the Play
5. the Main Characters in Macbeth
6. themes of Macbeth
7. imagery in Macbeth*
8. act 1 Map: Key Places in Act 1
9. Macbeth: First Impressions*
10. lady Macbeth: First Impressions*

* contains audio for quotations.

Exercise Units

1. Act 1: Scenes 1-7*
2. plot Review
3. who Said This
4. vocabulary Exercise
5. character Studies

* Contains audio for quotations
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Information
Category(s):Secondary
Sub-Category:Literacy
Price:available on request
Requirements:Because these resources contain Audio, students will benefit from the use of headphones.
Resource For:KS3 and KS4
Difficulty:Moderate
Interactivity:Moderate
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Act 1

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