Everything you need to know about this popular play. Chapters include: The Playwright Social and Historical Context Setting and Structure Timeline of the play, how to read a play rather than a novel Characters – Mr Birling Characters – Edna and Sheila Characters – Gerald Characters – Mrs. Birling Characters – Eric Characters – Eva Smith/ Daisy Renton Characters – Inspector Goole Age – Old vs Young – who accepts responsibility and why? The Opening Stage Directions – an analysis. Act One – A Summary Act Two – A Summary Act Three – A Summary The Inspector’s Final Speech – an analysis The End of the Play – Unanswered Questions and FAQ Key themes: Class, love, relationships, selfishness Structure: Dramatic Irony, time, conflict and tension Sample essay – How does Priestley reveal a message of social responsibility in the play? Sample essay – How does Priestley present the characters of Mr. Birling and Sheila in ‘ An Inspector Calls’? Key quot;s (who said them and what do they mean? School Licence Edition Need to buy this e Book for your school? We have a school licence edition which allows you to copy and share with your students, staff and parents.
A William Shakespeare quot; poster
“ I know a bank where the wild thyme blows,
Where oxlips and the nodding violet grows,
Quite over canopied with luscious woodbine,
With sweet musk roses and with eglantine.”
A Midsummer Night’s Dream. ( Act II, Scene I
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A set of 45 illustrated posters containing powerful images of some of William Shakespeare’s quot;s is available to purchase for £2.50 from />
Some are poignant, some comedic, some tragic and some romantic - all illustrate Shakespeare’s mastery of words, his skilful use of language and poetic devices.
This is an ideal resource to promote discussion, for display purposes or for use in an assembly during the month of April and in the year 2016, as it is the 400 year anniversary of Shakespeare's death. Shakespeare's birthday is also in April.
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A 56 slide assembly / lesson powerpoint is also available for £2.99 from />
This is a fully editable, informative and highly visual assembly / lesson powerpoint, with simple text, on the life and work of William Shakespeare, ‘’ The Bard of Avon’. Appropriate for Key Stage 1, younger Key Stage 2 and older SEN pupils.
This resource includes references to the following:- his birthplace and parentage, his family, references to and excerpts from well-known plays – Hamlet, Mac Beth, Midsummer Night’s Dream, The Globe Theatre, Shakespeare Memorial Theatre, the Puritans' banning of theatres and.
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