A complete, lesson-ready PowerPoint covering the entire play scene-by-scene. Designed specifically to support SEN, EAL, ALN, and lower-attaining GCSE students, this resource provides clear, accessible explanations of every key moment in the text.
Perfect for:
KS3 and GCSE English (WJEC / AQA / Edexcel)
Intervention groups
Nurture groups
Small-group teaching
TAs, non-specialists, and new teachers
Students who need simplified, structured support
What’s Included
✔ 60-slide PowerPoint covering the whole play (Acts 1–3)
✔ Scene summaries written in clear, student-friendly language
✔ Retrieval questions (yellow boxes) to secure understanding
✔ Inference questions to build analytical thinking
✔ Key vocabulary explained simply
✔ Key quotes included throughout
✔ High-quality, realistic images to aid comprehension
✔ Consistent layout and structure for ALN/SEN accessibility
Every slide is ready to use with no preparation needed. Just open and teach.
Why This Resource Works for SEN/EAL Learners
Short, manageable paragraphs
Clear chunking of information
Repeated question types to build routine
Visual support on every slide
Vocabulary highlighted and explained
Logical step-by-step progression through the play
Ideal for reducing cognitive load
This PowerPoint has been created to be supportive without being patronising — accessible, but still rigorous enough for GCSE requirements.
Suitable For
Whole-class teaching
One-to-one intervention
Small-group English support
Revision sessions
Home learning
Cover lessons
Coming Soon
A matching SEN/EAL-friendly student booklet will be available shortly.
This PowerPoint will also form part of a complete teaching bundle.
File Format
✔ PowerPoint (PPTX)
✔ Fully editable
Try act 1 for free: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13366030
These slides now have a matching GCSE revision & essay booklet, including character arc infographics, theme summaries and exam writing support.
https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13409391
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An Inspector Calls – Complete Teaching Bundle (Booklet + PowerPoint) Full Unite - SEN/EAL Friendly
This bundle contains a complete GCSE teaching resource for J.B. Priestley’s An Inspector Calls, including a PowerPoint and student workbook designed to support teaching from first reading through to revision and exam preparation. The resources guide students carefully through the play while developing retrieval skills, contextual understanding, vocabulary and analytical thinking. The resources also support GCSE exam preparation, helping students practise explaining quotations, analysing characters and linking ideas to Priestley’s message about responsibility. What’s included • Full teaching PowerPoint to support lesson delivery • Student booklet / guided workbook covering the entire play • Act-by-act walkthrough with key quotations and explanations • Retrieval and inference questions for every major section • Vocabulary support to help students understand key ideas and language • Exam-style discussion tasks and scaffolds • Context pages explaining Priestley, social class, and the 1912 / 1945 context The booklet follows the play step-by-step and encourages students to think about: • Character responsibility • Priestley’s message about society • Class, gender and power • Dramatic irony and structural techniques For example, students explore moments such as Mr Birling’s confident but misguided predictions, which Priestley uses to undermine his authority and criticise capitalist attitudes. AIC-Upgrade How it can be used • Teaching alongside reading the play in class • Retrieval starters or plenaries • Homework tasks • Revision resources • Independent study The materials are written in clear and accessible language, making them particularly useful for SEN, EAL and mixed-ability classes, while still supporting deeper literary analysis. The materials are designed to be clear and accessible, making them suitable for mixed-ability classes while still encouraging deeper analysis. Suitable for • GCSE English Literature • KS4 classes studying An Inspector Calls • Any exam board You may also be interested in: • Macbeth GCSE Teaching Bundle • Animal Farm GCSE Teaching Pack • A Christmas Carol Workbook + Slides
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