This full 17‑lesson unit takes students on a complete journey through A Midsummer Night’s Dream, exploring Shakespeare’s language, characters, themes and comedic craft with clarity and creativity.
Across the scheme, learners will:

• Understand the contrasting worlds of Athens and the Woods
• Analyse key characters including Hermia, Helena, Lysander, Demetrius, Oberon, Titania, Puck and the Mechanicals
• Explore major themes such as love, conflict, power, magic, chaos and resolution
• Build strong analytical skills through PEE paragraphs, theme writing, comparison tasks, and creative responses
• Prepare for and complete a formal reading assessment with confidence

This bundle provides everything needed for a full term of high‑quality Shakespeare teaching.

• 17 complete PPT lessons (18 slides each) with objectives, modelling, knowledge checks and plenaries
• 17 lesson plans with clear progression and scaffolding
• 15 print‑ready worksheets, including:
  • Comparative Paragraph – Settings & Atmosphere
  • Hermia’s Reaction to Athenian Law
  • Athenian Relationship Map
  • Bottom’s Mixed‑Up Meanings
  • Royal Rivalry Profile
  • The Trickster Profile
  • Love’s Blindness Debate Task
  • Juxtaposition Sketch Challenge
  • The Love‑Potion Map
  • Shakespearean Insult Architect
  • Antidote for Chaos
  • Performance Critique Challenge
  • Digital Device Decoding
  • Quote Detective Workshop
• Assessment lesson with timed reading task
• Consistent premium layout across all resources
• Clear knowledge sequencing from introduction to assessment
• Creative tasks to build engagement and confidence
• Analytical tasks to strengthen reading and writing skills

• Provides a complete, ready‑to‑teach Shakespeare unit with zero additional planning
• Designed with a calm, structured, minimalist aesthetic for clarity and ease of use
• Builds strong foundations in language analysis, theme exploration, and character study
• Includes visual worksheets ideal for EAL learners and mixed‑ability classes
• Supports confident essay writing through modelling, scaffolding and practice
• Perfect for KS3 Year 7, but adaptable for Year 8
• Ensures students finish the unit feeling like Shakespeare experts

**Some visuals in this resource were made with AI to help bring ideas to life and support student understanding.