Inspired by the fantastic Karen Knight (@KKNTeachLearn) and Mr Fitzgibbon (@MrFitzHist), this key word Rubik’s puzzle makes a great starter.
I’ve combined words for Macbeth, Jekyll and Hyde and An Inspector Calls, but this editable template will make it great for all texts: why not try it with key words about individual characters?
I’ve paired this with some activities that target vocabulary, annotation, quotation retention, and contextual links but it would work well as a select and sort activity too.
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