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"Finally - A Complete Unit Plan That Makes Teaching Shakespeare's Macbeth Ridiculously Easy!"

Dear Teacher

I'm sure you've had a look around on the net for resources to help you plan your Macbeth unit or lessons, and I'm sure you've found that there are literally hundreds of lessons to comb over and choose from.  And really, that's the problem isn't it.

The vast majority of these lesson plans are terrible.  Many are simply a waste of class time.  Others are poorly written, confusing, convoluted.

If you're as busy as I am, and as most teachers are, you don't have time to sift through hundreds of lessons looking for the good ones.  It would take hours to put several together to create any kind of complete unit, and such a unit wouldn't flow correctly.  It wouldn't be a cohesive, consistent unit plan.

And this is why you are here.  You have found what you are looking for: a clear, complete, professional, step-by-step, stress-free unit plan that includes everything you need to teach Macbeth.

With The Complete Macbeth Unit Plan, all you have to do is show up in class and deliver the goods. You get everything you need to teach a full Macbeth unit including...

• full set of lesson plans
• all handouts
• several assignments and projects
• a comprehensive unit test
• teacher copies of everything with all the answers
• and much more!

That means all the work is done for you.  A tiny investment on a complete unit plan will mean...

• More free time!
• Less stress!
• No more late nights!
• No boring prep work!
• Compelling curriculum!
• and complete confidence!

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Take the Stress Out of Teaching

When I first began teaching, I insisted on doing everything myself.  I wanted to show my colleagues in the English department that I could come up with exceptional lesson plans all on my own.  And often I did, but it meant staying up until 1 or 2am every night researching and planning.

I'm sure you've experienced what I'm talking about.  When one of my colleagues, a very talented teacher with decades of experience, realized what I was doing, he pulled me aside to have a word.  He asked me, "How much time do you spend planning a lesson?"

I thought about it for a moment and answered that it usually took me about an hour, sometimes more, to plan a good lesson.

He then asked me, "How long are these lessons?"  He knew the answer, but he was making a point.  At our school, periods lasted 80 minutes.  We used 15 minutes of every class for silent reading, and 5 minutes were spent getting settled in at the beginning of class and getting prepared to leave at the end.  As I crunched these numbers it struck me...

I was spending as much time planning as I was teaching!

Each day I was delivering approximately four hours of instruction, and each night I was spending approximately four hours planning.  And then there was the marking on top of that.

My esteemed colleague helped me see the imbalance in my practice.  It was insane to go on spending as much time planning as teaching.  Quite honestly, teachers don't get paid enough to put in double days.  I knew that if I kept going the way I was, I would soon burn out.

Don't Work Double Time

So what to do?  How could I solve this problem?  I didn't want to just show up for work unprepared and have to frantically wing it.  And I didn't want to give boring or pointless lessons. 

I wanted to give my students the best scholastic experience I could without over-extending myself.

The answer was that I had to realize there was no need for me to constantly reinvent the wheel.  Thousands of teachers had taught the same texts I was working with.  Why not benefit from their experience? Why not take the very best of their stuff, tweak it to fit my style and personality, and make my own units that I could then reuse year after year.

I had to make an initial investment - good teaching resources aren't often free - but the potential ROI (return on investment) was tremendous.  I would use this stuff for the rest of my career, so why not spend a little money at the beginning.

Get Incredible Return on Investment

A few bucks is sure worth it for something that is going to make my life considerably easier and less stressful.

So I spent some time and money and put together incredible unit plans using resources and ideas from some of the best educators in the world.  I put each unit plan in its own binder, put each binder in my classroom cupboard, and PRESTO!!!!  my stress level decreased dramatically.

No more staying up all night trying to devise a new, creative, effective lesson.  I had everything already prepared and organized.  All I had to do was go to school and enjoy teaching.

Now I want to help other teachers who might find themselves in a position similar to the one I found myself in early on in my career. 

You can make a tiny investment, and instantly take the stress out of your lesson planning.  The best part is you only have to make the investment once, and it keeps paying dividends for the rest of your career.

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Macbeth can be one of the best units you teach all year.  Sure, at first the students moan and groan when they learn it's time to study Shakespeare, but they quickly get into the play and forget that they're supposed to hate Shakespeare - that is, if you have a good plan.

Amazing Value 

Macbeth is full of the elements teenagers look for in books and movies made today: supernatural forces, violence, war, intensity, suspense.  With the lessons and assignments I've developed, the play comes alive for the class.  Your students will get caught-up in the excitement and you won't have to worry about getting or keeping their attention.

A Good Plan Makes it Easy

Macbeth can be tremendously entertaining and rewarding for your students if taught the right way.

However, if taught the wrong way, Macbeth quickly becomes a dreadful bore for both the students and the teacher.  It can be an agonizing slog if you don't have a proper plan that emphasizes the right aspects of the play.

So, if you need a great lesson plan for tomorrow morning, next week, or next month, and want The Complete Macbeth Unit Plan right now, or if you're getting prepped for next semester early, or if you're just looking to add some excellent resources to your collection, simply click on one of the order buttons to get full instant access.

No More Prep Work

Read below to see what other educators are saying about The Complete Macbeth Unit Plan:

I should tell you that I provide a 100% satisfaction guarantee.  If you aren't absolutely thrilled with The Complete Macbeth Unit Plan, I will give you your money back.

No questions or hassles - just 100% of your money back!

If you have any questions about The Complete Macbeth Unit Plan, or if you have feedback you want to share, please email me at susananderson@englishunitplans.com

I would be happy to help in any way I can.

Thanks for taking the time to read through my website.

Sincerely,

Susan Anderson

P.S. This really is a tiny investment with huge rewards.  It will be the best twelve dollars you ever spend.

P.P.S. Remember not to stress out too much.  Teaching should be fun and rewarding.  Having a good plan can make all the difference.

P.P.P.S.   And remember, if you aren't completely satisfied, you get an instant 100% refund - no questions asked.  What are you waiting for?

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