This small scheme of work covers a few of Shakespeare’s villains including The Witches, Iago, Claudius, and Tybalt.
This scheme of work touches on Shakespearean context, the art of writing strong rhetoric inspired by Cicero and Aristotle (no AFOREST in sight!), drama and its terminology, analytical writing and knowledge recap quizzing. This unit is great for KS3 but would also work well as an unseen Shakespeare refresher for some KS4 students too.
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