A fully-adaptable PowerPoint on Sheila’s involvement with Eva Smith in Act One of An Inspector Calls. The resource is suitable for a mid-high level group studying the text for GCSE Literature.
The resource contains:
LOs/Skills slide
A quick exploration of the Inspector’s sardonic language and why Priestley uses this method to characterise him (might be done prior to lesson as a homework; could be done as a separate lesson prior to the ‘Sheila’ lesson; answer slide could be given as handout if pushed for time)
A slide to briefly note down Sheila’s involvement with Eva Smith
A slide to explore Sheila’s characterisation and role in the play at this point
An exemplar answer slide to previous
An exploration of the play’s structure and its symbolic significance (parts making the whole)
A plenary in which students reflect on Sheila’s role and the skills of noticing, analysing and making links made today to further understand Priestley’s methods.
As well as answer slides, other slides have teacher notes underneath with sample ideas and answers.
Best wishes,
Englbee x
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