The text summarises the involvement of each character in Eva Smith’s life. Students then answer the question - Who is to blame for Eva Smith’s death ? Can be used before reading the play to stimulate discussions about the characters and form inferences about them. Can also be used after reading the play to summarise the plot and discuss who students feel are to blame.

This is an annotated copy of the play from Act One to Act Two Scene Four with very detailed analysis - excellent for GCSE students to catch up on their understanding of the play or for revision. Excellent for supporting remote learning of the play.

A series of images with 3 pieces of vocabulary to expand on use of words in descriptive writing. Each image comes with 3 different words and definitions that students are required to include in their description. Images selected have also been chosen to challenge pupils. Excellent both for improving writing skills in KS3 & KS4.

A lesson on descriptive writing based on an image of a flower field. Focuses on the development and use of specific language techniques.

A range of Language and Literature homework tasks. Can be used for remote learning or as individual weekly homework tasks to support learning in the classroom. Also great as revision tasks for students!

This booklet contains lesson by lesson tasks which covers the whole play. Each lesson comes complete with a title, Learning Objective, vocabulary and its definitions, recap questions as well as clear instructions of where to read from and to. This can be printed as a whole booklet and used as the main resource in every lesson, or it can be used for independent remote learning purposes too. Lessons and tasks in this booklet can also be used / printed separately as cover work.