Character profile sheets to complete. Each sheet contains space to make links between characters with guidance questions given: How do they know each other? How do they interact? How do they feel about each other? And so on… Good independent activity with an opportunity to gather key quotes. Exploration of character’s personality and relationship with others in the play.

This is a game of Monopoly using characters and locations from the play “An Inspector Calls” by J.B. Priestley. It focuses on learning key quotes and helps to revise the characters. Can be played by individuals or teams and is a great revision tool. Students need to recall key quotes from or about the characters or important locations in the play in order to win the card and perhaps the game! There is a Monopoly board included, property cards, money templates and an instructions sheet to make it clear how to play.

A worksheet where students need to identify errors with punctuation and then re-write a corrected version.

These quizzes are great as homework tasks or as recall activities for students. They work particularly well for students who struggle with reading the text - great for lower ability students. There are between 6 and 10 questions per chapter and cover all the main parts of the story. Chapter by chapter questions with a book review page at the end of the document.

A range of small creative tasks that can be used as starter activities. They cover events and characters throughout the whole play and are a good way to start lessons or create discussion during your lessons.