Designed for A Level English Literature, BFI British and American English, and Comparative Literature courses.

Helps students track their reading, analyse characters, explore themes, and reflect on Shakespeare’s exploration of ambition, power, guilt, fate, free will, violence, gender, loyalty, betrayal, appearance and reality, and the supernatural. Supports close reading through quotation analysis, thematic exploration, and preparation for written assessments.

Includes structured worksheets with section and character reflections, key quotations, character analysis, thematic exploration, literary and dramatic techniques, setting and atmosphere analysis, and opportunities for comparative discussion of Shakespearean tragedy, power, ambition, morality, conflict, and the human condition.

Format:
26 pages
Self-paced reading support
Structured sections covering the full play
Printable for classroom or independent study

It includes:
Reading Log by Sections
Character Tracking
Themes and Issues Tracker
Literary Devices Tracker
Dramatic Devices Tracker
Setting & Atmosphere Analysis
Written Exam Essay Planner

Perfect for:
A Level English Literature courses and exam preparation
English BFI / Comparative Literature courses
Teachers exploring Shakespearean tragedy, ambition, power, guilt, fate, violence, gender, and the supernatural
Students studying Macbeth as a set text or for independent reading
Class discussions on ambition and power, fate and free will, guilt and conscience, appearance and reality, masculinity and gender, violence and tyranny, loyalty and betrayal, the supernatural, kingship, and the restoration of order.