Discover a captivating English lesson on escape rooms, specially designed for reluctant readers and writers. This engaging resource effortlessly enhances reading and writing skills while introducing the weirdly wonderful world of escape rooms. Through interactive activities and exciting content, students will delve into the history, music, and cultural diversity of this renowned international song contest. Unlock your students’ potential with this fun and dynamic lesson, fostering a love for learning through the magic of escape rooms. Ignite their curiosity, expand their vocabulary, and empower their communication skills with this captivating educational experience. Ideal for teachers seeking innovative ways to support and engage their students. This resource includes - A 20 slide booklet / presentation A range of activities to support reading, writing and communication skills Engaging images and a linked video to ignite interest A FREE selection from the word game, Vocablocks Want a sample of the text to check if it is suitable for your pupils? Just look below! ‘Have you ever heard of an escape room? It’s a real-life adventure game where a group of people gets locked in a themed room and must find clues, solve puzzles, and work together to escape within a certain time limit. Imagine being in a room filled with mysteries and secrets waiting to be unraveled!’ Find more resources like this on my store: Mr. Mac’s resource packs! <3

Unlock the intriguing world of J.B. Priestley’s “An Inspector Calls” with our comprehensive context resource, tailored specifically for KS3 and KS4 students, including those with lower English proficiency and EAL learners. This engaging and accessible resource ensures all students can grasp the essential background needed to understand and analyze this classic play. Key Features: Interactive Lesson: Step-by-step activities that introduce the historical, social, and cultural context of the play. Visual Aids: Rich visuals and clear explanations to aid understanding, making complex concepts simple. Student-Centered Tasks: Includes thought-provoking questions and tasks designed to encourage critical thinking and class discussion. Differentiated Content: Adaptable materials suitable for low ability and EAL pupils, ensuring inclusivity in learning. Assessment Tools: Quiz to assess comprehension and retention of the context. Why Use This Resource? Boost Engagement: Interactive and varied activities keep students engaged and motivated. Improve Understanding: Detailed explanations and visual aids help students comprehend the play’s context, enhancing their overall analysis. Support Diverse Learners: Designed with the needs of lower ability and EAL students in mind, this resource ensures all students can succeed. Prepare your students for success with this essential “An Inspector Calls” context resource. Ideal for teachers seeking to provide an inclusive, engaging, and thorough understanding of the play’s background. Download now and start transforming your lessons today! Find more resources like this on my store: Mr. Mac’s resource packs! <3

Of Mice and Men - Revision Notes & Assessment - 2024 Elevate your students’ understanding and mastery of Steinbeck’s timeless classic “Of Mice and Men” with this comprehensive revision notes and assessment bundle. Designed to deepen comprehension and prepare students for examinations, this resource provides detailed character analysis, key quotes, and a thorough assessment to evaluate learning. Revision Notes: Delve into the depths of Steinbeck’s characters with detailed profiles of Lennie, George, Candy, Curley, Slim, Crooks, and Curley’s wife. Explore their motivations, traits, and significance within the novel’s narrative, enhancing students’ understanding of character dynamics. Uncover Key Quotes: Access essential quotes from the novel alongside insightful analysis and commentary. Gain a deeper insight into the themes, symbolism, and character development conveyed through these pivotal quotes, empowering students to engage critically with the text. Comprehensive Assessment: Assess students’ comprehension and analytical skills with a meticulously crafted assessment featuring multiple-choice questions. Covering character attributes, thematic exploration, and key plot points, this assessment ensures a thorough evaluation of students’ understanding of “Of Mice and Men.” Interactive Learning: Engage students in interactive tasks and discussions based on the revision notes and assessment. Foster critical thinking and deeper understanding through reflective activities, promoting active engagement with the text. Accessible Support: With clear formatting and organized content, this resource provides accessible support for students of all abilities, including ESL learners. Empower students to excel in their studies and achieve academic success with this comprehensive revision and assessment bundle. Prepare your students for literary excellence and academic achievement with the “Of Mice and Men - Revision Notes & Assessment” bundle. Download now and embark on a journey of profound literary exploration! Explore more resources like this on Mr. Mac’s resource packs! <3

Score with Grammar: A football-themed sentence fuctions lesson - 2024 Kick off engaging English classes with ‘Glitzy Grammar - Sentence Function Football’! A vibrant TES resource that combines the excitement of football with the essentials of grammar across 22 creatively curated slides. Perfectly suited to lower ability or disengaged pupils, it also encourages higher ability learners through a number of open ended tasks. Features: Diverse Activities: Enhance grammar with tasks like spotting mistakes and creative writing prompts. Interactive Learning: Football-themed tasks to engage students in identifying sentence functions. Comprehensive Coverage: Tackles statement identification, command creation, question formulation, and exclamation usage. Creative Expression: Encourages students to write with variety, using all sentence types effectively. Perfect for creating an interactive and competitive classroom atmosphere while reinforcing key grammar concepts! Find more resources like this on my store: Mr. Mac’s resource packs! <3

A ‘mini-mock’ style resource that can be used for Paper 1, Q2: This is particularly useful as a ‘walkthrough’ task that helps pupils understand the skills that are needed to answer this question. If you use it this way, I tend to follow this structure: Worksheet (engages/helps pupils access the extract)- 10 minutes. Watch (Helps pupils further contextualise the extract)- 5 minutes. Read/discuss (Pupils to underline any ‘interesting’ language)- 5 minutes. Annotate (pupils to complete task #1, teacher guidance as appropriate)- 10 minutes. Read/SPAG (pupils to complete task #2, a ‘paragraph guide’ for pupils!)- 10 minutes. Own (Pupils to complete task #3, if extension is needed get pupils to continue this in their books!)- 10 minutes. Conclusions (discuss/read out work and the focus of the overall lesson)- 5 minutes. Please leave a review! :-) I’ll email you a free resource of your choice! Find more resources like this on my store: Mr. Mac’s resource packs! <3

Introduction to Language & Linguistics - Complete pdf lesson - 2024 Unlock the world of linguistics with this engaging, introductory lesson designed for secondary school and A-level students. Perfect for both beginner and advanced learners, this Introduction to Language & Linguistics unit provides a comprehensive exploration of the fascinating study of language, its structure, and its role in human communication. Key Features? Comprehensive Introduction to Linguistics: Discover foundational topics including Phonetics & Phonology, Morphology, Syntax, Semantics, Pragmatics, Sociolinguistics, and Discourse Analysis. Interactive Starter Discussions: Engage students right from the start with thought-provoking discussion tasks, such as exploring the meaning of linguistics and the importance of language in human society. Key Linguistic Concepts Explained: Each major area of linguistics is clearly explained with relatable examples, making complex concepts accessible to all learners. Topics include how languages are formed, evolve over time, and vary across social groups. Real-World Applications: Introduce students to theories like the Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis, with examples such as how different cultures perceive color differently. Encourage critical thinking about how language shapes thought and cultural perspectives. Collaborative Learning & Reflection: Foster a collaborative learning environment with activities like Think, Pair, Share, and reflective questions on how language influences the way we perceive the world. These exercises help students articulate their thoughts and develop their understanding of the subject. Mind Mapping & Creative Exercises: Students will also get the chance to create a language biography mind map, allowing them to reflect on their own linguistic journey, including their first words, influential texts, and multilingual experiences. This lesson is a must-have for any educator looking to provide a solid foundation in linguistics. With its blend of discussion, practical analysis, and reflection, it makes an excellent introduction to the study of language. Whether you’re looking to enrich your A-level English language curriculum or just want to inspire your students with the science of communication, this resource has everything you need. **Find more engaging language and linguistics resources in my store: Mr. Mac’s Resource Packs! **

**Of Mice and Men - Introduction & Context - 2024 ** Explore the Great Depression with ‘Of Mice & Men - Introduction & Context’ an essential resource designed for English teachers guiding low-ability and EAL pupils through Steinbeck’s classic. Highlights: Engaging Activities: Interactive tasks make learning history and literature fun. Key Vocabulary Support: Simplified explanations of era-specific terms. Comprehensive Content: Covers crucial historical context with student-friendly language. Cultural Relevance: Links literary themes to the economic realities of the 1930s. Perfect for scaffolding learning and providing a solid foundation for understanding ‘Of Mice and Men’. Worried if the language is pitched appropriately for your group? Check out this text sample: ‘The Dust Bowl was a time when a lot of land in parts of the United States turned very dry and dusty. The soil blew away in the wind, causing big dust storms. These dust storms made it hard to grow crops and live on the land. It happened mainly in the 1930s.’ Find this must-have teaching resource for a deep dive into literature and history on TES now! Find more resources like this on my store: Mr. Mac’s resource packs! <3

An exciting and engaging resource that will help support the skills needed to teach P1, Q5. Perfect as an ‘inspiring’ and thought provoking lesson that will enable pupils to connect with their learning. This includes: -A reflective and guided A3 worksheet that will help pupils connect with the lesson’s content. -A number of scaffolded tasks which increasingly ask pupils to consider the skills necessary for P1, Q5. -A truly unique and interesting video resource (find the link on the worksheet!) that drives the lesson forward. Find more resources like this on my store: Mr. Mac’s resource packs! <3

An exciting and engaging resource that will help support the skills needed to teach P2, Q5. Particular reference is made to writing an effective article; you can however tweak this as appropriate! Perfect as an ‘inspiring’ and thought provoking lesson that will enable pupils to connect with their learning: This resource can be used between KS3-4 and is a perfect introduction or revision tool for ‘article’ writing and P2, Q5. This includes: -A reflective and guided article annotation engager that will help pupils connect with the lesson’s content. -A number of scaffolded tasks which increasingly ask pupils to consider the skills necessary for P2, Q5. -A unique and interesting video resource (find the link in the powerpoint!) that drives the lesson forward. Find more resources like this on my store: Mr. Mac’s resource packs! <3

An exciting and engaging resource that will help support the skills needed to develop ‘zoom lens’ writing, a crucial skill for Q5. Perfect as an ‘inspiring’ and thought provoking lesson that will enable pupils to connect with their learning. This includes: -A scaffolded series of tasks that will help pupils connect with the lesson’s content. -A variety of interesting and relevant videos (find the link on the powerpoint!) that drive the lesson forward. -A unique ‘written Youtube storyboard’ task that provides a clear link to the lesson’s focus. Find more resources like this on my store: Mr. Mac’s resource packs! <3

George’s Marvellous Medicine, Roald Dahl - Context lesson - 2024 Bring the magic and mischief of Roald Dahl’s “George’s Marvellous Medicine” into your classroom with our comprehensive teaching resource, “Behind the Book: George’s Marvellous Medicine.” This resource is designed to ignite students’ creativity, enhance their understanding of the story, and encourage critical thinking through a variety of interactive and engaging activities. Key Features? Captivating Starter Tasks: Begin the lesson with a word formation challenge using the letters from “George’s Marvellous Medicine.” This activity not only warms up students’ minds but also sets a playful and educational tone for the session. Thought-Provoking Discussion Prompts: Stimulate in-depth discussions with questions about recent medical breakthroughs, preventative health practices, and global health issues. These prompts encourage students to think critically about the role of medicine and technology in our lives. Interactive Video and Reflection Tasks: Utilize multimedia resources to explore medical advancements and ethical dilemmas in healthcare. Students can watch, discuss, and reflect on these topics, fostering a deeper understanding and engagement with the material. Creative Design Activities: Inspire students to create their own magical potions, drawing from the themes in “George’s Marvellous Medicine.” These hands-on tasks allow for artistic expression and reinforce their comprehension of the story. Vocabulary Building: Expand students’ vocabularies with a dedicated word bank. Students can learn new words and their meanings, enhancing their language skills in a contextual and engaging way. Reflection and Extension Tasks: Promote reflective thinking with tasks that ask students to consider what they enjoyed, what they did well, and what they could improve. Extension activities, such as researching accidental inventions, provide opportunities for further exploration and creativity. Why Choose Our Resource? Roald Dahl’s “George’s Marvellous Medicine” is a delightful tale that combines humor, fantasy, and important life lessons. Our resource delves into the inspirations behind the book, including Dahl’s fascination with medicine and personal experiences. It’s perfect for Roald Dahl Day! Find more resources like this on my store: Mr. Mac’s resource packs! <3

Discover the Magic of Roald Dahl’s “The Witches” with Our Comprehensive Teaching Resource - 2024 Unlock the enchanting world of Roald Dahl’s “The Witches” with our expertly crafted teaching resource, “Behind the Book: The Witches.” Designed to inspire and engage students, this resource offers a deep dive into one of Dahl’s most captivating stories, combining fun activities, insightful discussion prompts, and creative tasks that bring the book to life in the classroom. Key Features? Engaging Starter Tasks: Kick off the lesson with activities that warm up young minds. Challenge students to form the longest words from “The Witches” letters, sparking their interest and setting the stage for deeper exploration. Comprehensive Discussion Prompts: Foster critical thinking with questions about the portrayal of witches in literature and popular culture. Encourage students to compare good and evil witches, discuss cultural differences, and reflect on the historical and mythical aspects of witchcraft. Interactive Video and Reflection Tasks: Use multimedia resources to captivate your class. Students can watch trailers of “The Witches” adaptations (1990 and 2020) and share their preferences, enhancing their understanding of different interpretative approaches. Creative Design Activities: Inspire creativity by having students design their own witch, drawing from the characteristics learned in the lesson. This hands-on task not only solidifies their knowledge but also allows for artistic expression. Vocabulary Building: Expand students’ lexicons with a dedicated word bank. Students can learn new words and their meanings, enriching their language skills in a fun and contextual way. Reflection and Extension Tasks: Encourage reflective thinking with tasks that ask students to ponder what they enjoyed, what they did well, and what they could improve on. Extension activities, such as researching famous fictional witches, provide opportunities for further learning and exploration. Why Choose Our Resource? Roald Dahl’s “The Witches” is a timeless story filled with imagination, humor, and a touch of darkness. Our resource delves into the author’s inspirations, including his childhood experiences and the influence of his mother, offering students a richer understanding of the narrative. This teaching pack is meticulously designed to make learning engaging, effective, and memorable. Perfect for Roald Dahl Day and Beyond Ideal for Roald Dahl Day celebrations or any literature unit, our resource is versatile and adaptable, ensuring that your students stay engaged and motivated. With a blend of activities that cater to different learning styles, “Behind the Book: The Witches” is an invaluable addition to your teaching toolkit. Find more resources like this on my store: Mr. Mac’s resource packs! <3

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Roald Dahl - Context lesson - 2024 Bring the wonder and whimsy of Roald Dahl’s beloved classic, “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory,” into your classroom with our comprehensive teaching resource, “Behind the Book: Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.” This resource is designed to captivate students’ imaginations, stimulate critical thinking, and enhance their learning experience through a series of interactive and creative activities. Key Features? Intriguing Starter Tasks: Begin the lesson with an engaging activity where students form the longest words from the letters in “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.” This fun exercise not only activates their minds but also sets a playful tone for the lesson. Thought-Provoking Discussion Prompts: Encourage deep discussions with questions about the origins of chocolate, favorite chocolate treats, and the process of chocolate making. These prompts help students connect personally with the material while expanding their knowledge of global chocolate consumption and production practices. Interactive Video and Reflection Tasks: Use carefully selected videos to illustrate the chocolate-making process and ethical issues in cocoa farming. Students can watch, discuss, and reflect on what they’ve learned, promoting a deeper understanding of the subject matter. Creative Design Activities: Stimulate creativity with tasks that challenge students to imagine and design their own unique chocolate factory. These activities not only reinforce their comprehension of the book but also allow for artistic expression and innovation. Vocabulary Enrichment: Build students’ vocabularies with a dedicated word bank. Students can add new words and their meanings, enhancing their language skills in a contextual and engaging manner. Reflection and Extension Tasks: Promote reflective thinking with tasks that ask students to consider what they enjoyed, what they did well, and what they could improve. Extension activities, such as writing their own Valentine’s Day messages using chocolate bar names, provide opportunities for further creative exploration. Why Choose Our Resource? Roald Dahl’s “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” is a timeless story that combines adventure, fantasy, and important life lessons. Our resource delves into the author’s inspirations, including his experiences as a teenage chocolate taster for Cadbury. It’s perfect for Roald Dahl Day! Find more resources like this on my store: Mr. Mac’s resource packs! <3

The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas, Ursula K. Le Guin - 2024 Immerse your students in Ursula K. Le Guin’s powerful dystopian short story, “The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas.” This thought-provoking lesson is perfect for lower ability secondary English students, prompting deep discussions on morality, happiness, and sacrifice. What’s Inside? Starter Task: A creative drawing activity on ‘happiness’ and ‘sacrifice’ to introduce key themes and engage students. Discussion Task: Debate whether it’s fair to sacrifice one person’s happiness for the good of many, encouraging critical thinking. Vocabulary Boost: Key terms like ‘suffering,’ ‘misery,’ and ‘cultured’ to help students understand complex ideas in the text. Reading Task: Guided exploration of the text’s moral dilemmas and thematic depth. Comprehension Questions: Questions that range from simple recall to analytical responses, solidifying understanding of the story’s complex messages. Writing Task: Reflect on what it means to walk away from Omelas and explore the moral cost of happiness. Reflection Activity: Personal response to the story’s themes, promoting introspection and deeper engagement. True or False Quiz: An interactive quiz to assess key details and reinforce learning. Why Choose This Resource? Engaging and Thought-Provoking: Activities designed to spark deep discussions and personal reflection on moral issues. Comprehensive and Easy-to-Use: Covers essential skills with minimal preparation needed. Challenge your students to think deeply about ethics and society with this impactful lesson. Find more resources like this in my TES store: Mr. Mac’s Resource Packs <3

2 B R 0 2 B, Kurt Vonnegut - Dystopian Fiction lesson - 2024 Immerse your students in the gripping world of dystopian fiction with this engaging pdf lesson on Kurt Vonnegut’s short story, “2 B R 0 2 B.” Perfect for secondary English classes, this resource introduces key themes and encourages critical thinking through a variety of activities. What’s Inside? Starter Activity: Creative drawing of ‘life’ and ‘death’ to set the stage for exploring contrasting themes. Discussion Task: Debate the ethics of government control over life and death, fostering meaningful conversation. Vocabulary Boost: Key terms like ‘population control’ and ‘infanticide’ to help students grasp complex ideas. Reading Task: Structured exploration of the story’s plot, characters, and setting. Comprehension Questions: Progressive questions to deepen understanding of the narrative. Writing Task: Creative reflection on alternative story outcomes, promoting empathy and critical thinking. Reflection Activity: Brief personal response to the themes and moral dilemmas in the story. True or False Quiz: Quick assessment to reinforce key concepts. Why Choose This Resource? Engaging and Dynamic: Captivating activities designed to keep students invested in dystopian fiction. Comprehensive and Easy-to-Use: Covers essential literacy skills with minimal prep required. Check out more resources like this in my TES store: Mr. Mac’s Resource Packs <3

There Will Come Soft Rains” by Ray Bradbury - 2024 Introduce your students to the haunting world of dystopian fiction with this engaging lesson on Ray Bradbury’s short story, “There Will Come Soft Rains.” Perfect for secondary English students, this resource delves into the impact of technology on society, highlighting Bradbury’s timeless message. What’s Inside? Starter Task: Students visualize their idea of the future in a creative drawing activity, setting the scene for dystopian exploration. Discussion Task: Debate whether technology is a help or a danger when humans are gone, encouraging critical thinking and engagement. Vocabulary Boost: Key terms like ‘catastrophe,’ ‘automated,’ and ‘silhouette’ to help students understand complex ideas in the story. Reading Task: Guided and independent exploration of the text’s themes, characters, and setting. Comprehension Questions: Questions that range from basic recall to deeper analysis, solidifying understanding of the narrative. Writing Task: Reflect on alternative outcomes and the role of technology, promoting creative and critical thinking. Reflection Activity: Personal response to the story’s themes, allowing students to connect with the text on a deeper level. True or False Quiz: A quick, interactive quiz to reinforce key concepts from the story. Why This Resource? Engaging and Insightful: Captivating activities that keep students invested in dystopian themes. Comprehensive and Easy-to-Use: Covers essential skills with minimal prep required. Inspire your students to think critically about technology and the future with this engaging resource. Find more like this in my TES store: Mr. Mac’s Resource Packs <3

Engage your students with this dynamic and comprehensive lesson focused on Ray Bradbury’s intriguing dystopian short story, “The Pedestrian.” Perfect for secondary English students, this resource introduces learners to the captivating themes and concepts of dystopian literature while enhancing their critical thinking and comprehension skills. What’s Included in this Lesson? Starter Task: A creative activity where students visualize ‘lonely’ and ‘crowded,’ sparking discussion on societal isolation and the impact of technology on human interaction. Discussion Task: A thought-provoking debate on the consequences of excessive technology use and its impact on real-world interactions, setting the stage for deeper engagement with the story’s themes. Vocabulary Building: Key terms such as ‘pedestrian,’ ‘regressive,’ and ‘psychiatric’ are explored to support students in grasping complex ideas and enhancing their understanding of the text. Reading Task: A structured reading of “The Pedestrian” with a focus on understanding the plot, characters, and setting. This task combines guided reading and independent exploration to deepen student engagement. Comprehension Questions: A set of progressively challenging questions that range from basic recall to higher-order thinking. These questions help assess students’ grasp of the story’s key events and underlying messages. Writing Task: A reflective writing activity where students predict the outcome for Leonard Mead. This encourages creative thinking and deeper analysis of the narrative. Reflection Activity: Students write a brief reflection on what they have learned about dystopian themes and the story’s message, promoting personal connection and introspection. True or False Quiz: A quick, engaging quiz to reinforce understanding of key details and concepts from the story. Homework/Extension Task: Additional tasks for further exploration, including a vocabulary-based paragraph writing exercise, ensuring that learning continues beyond the classroom. Why This Resource? Engaging Content: Each activity is designed to captivate students’ attention and deepen their understanding of dystopian fiction. Comprehensive Coverage: The lesson covers essential literacy skills such as reading comprehension, critical thinking, and creative writing. Perfect for English teachers looking to introduce dystopian fiction in a structured format, this lesson is ready to use. Dive into the world of “The Pedestrian” and inspire your students to explore the impact of technology on society and individuality. Find more resources like this on my store: Mr. Mac’s resource packs! <3

Engage your students with this dynamic, comprehensive lesson focused on introducing dystopian fiction through Kurt Vonnegut’s thought-provoking short story “Harrison Bergeron.” Designed for low ability secondary English students, this resource is perfect for introducing students to the themes and concepts of dystopian literature while enhancing their critical thinking and comprehension skills. What’s Included in this Lesson: Starter Task: Creative drawing activity where students visualize ‘beautiful’ and ‘ugly’ to spark discussion and introduce the concept of enforced equality. Discussion Task: A guided debate on individuality versus conformity to prepare students for the thematic content of the story. Vocabulary Building: Key terms related to the story such as ‘handicap,’ ‘equality,’ and ‘rebellion’ are defined and explored, enabling students to grasp complex ideas. Reading Task: A structured reading of “Harrison Bergeron” with a focus on understanding the plot, characters, and setting. Students engage with the text through a blend of guided reading and independent exploration. Comprehension Questions: A series of 10 comprehension questions that range from basic recall to higher-order thinking. These questions help assess students’ understanding of the story’s key events and underlying messages. Writing Task: A reflective writing activity where students predict an alternate ending if Harrison had not been stopped. This encourages creative thinking and deeper engagement with the narrative. Reflection Activity: Students write a brief reflection on what they have learned about dystopian themes and the story’s message, promoting personal connection and introspection. True or False Quiz: A quick, engaging quiz to reinforce understanding of key details and concepts from the story. Homework/Extension Task: Additional tasks for further exploration, including a vocabulary-based paragraph writing exercise, ensuring that learning continues beyond the classroom. Why This Resource? Engaging Content: Each activity is designed to captivate students’ attention and deepen their understanding of dystopian fiction. Comprehensive Coverage: The lesson covers key literacy skills such as reading comprehension, critical thinking, and creative writing. Perfect for English teachers looking to introduce dystopian fiction in a structured format, this lesson is ready to use. Dive into the world of “Harrison Bergeron” and inspire your students to explore what it means to be truly equal. Find more resources like this on my store: Mr. Mac’s resource packs! <3

Unlock the dramatic conclusion of J.B. Priestley’s “An Inspector Calls” with our comprehensive resource focused on Act Three. Designed specifically for KS3 and KS4 students, including those with lower English proficiency and EAL learners, this resource ensures all students can grasp and analyze the key elements of the play’s final act. Key Features: Engaging Activities: Step-by-step tasks that delve into the characters, themes, and pivotal moments of Act Three. Visual Aids: Rich visuals and clear explanations simplify complex concepts, aiding comprehension. Student-Centered Tasks: Thought-provoking questions and activities designed to foster critical thinking and class discussion. Differentiated Content: Adaptable materials suitable for low ability and EAL pupils, ensuring inclusivity in learning. Assessment Tools: Quiz to assess understanding and retention of Act Three. Why Use This Resource? Boost Engagement: Interactive and varied activities keep students motivated and engaged. Improve Understanding: Detailed explanations and visual aids help students grasp the play’s context and character dynamics, enhancing their overall analysis. Support Diverse Learners: Designed with the needs of lower ability and EAL students in mind, this resource ensures all students can succeed. What You’ll Get: ✔ PDF presentations with key context and character information for Act Three ✔ An adapted Act Three script for LAP / EAL pupils ✔ Assessment quiz with answers to gauge student understanding ✔ A free vocabulary game Equip your students for success with this essential “An Inspector Calls” Act Three resource. Perfect for teachers looking to provide an inclusive, engaging, and thorough exploration of the play’s final act. Download now and start enriching your lessons today! Find more resources like this on my store: Mr. Mac’s resource packs! <3

Dive into the captivating world of J.B. Priestley’s “An Inspector Calls” with our detailed resource focused on Act One, specially designed for KS3 and KS4 students, including those with lower English proficiency and EAL learners. This comprehensive and accessible resource helps all students understand and analyze the opening act of this classic play - It even includes an adapted script! Key Features: Engaging Activities: Step-by-step tasks that introduce the characters, themes, and events of Act One. Visual Aids: Rich visuals and clear explanations to simplify complex concepts and enhance understanding. Student-Centered Tasks: Thought-provoking questions and activities designed to encourage critical thinking and class discussion. Differentiated Content: Adaptable materials suitable for low ability and EAL pupils, ensuring inclusivity in learning. Assessment Tools: Quiz to assess comprehension and retention of Act One. Why Use This Resource? Boost Engagement: Interactive and varied activities keep students engaged and motivated. Improve Understanding: Detailed explanations and visual aids help students grasp the play’s context and characters, enhancing their overall analysis. Support Diverse Learners: Designed with the needs of lower ability and EAL students in mind, this resource ensures all students can succeed. What You’ll Get: ✔ PDF presentations with key context and character information ✔ Printable quiz for Act One ✔ An adapted script for LAP / EAL pupils ✔ A free vocabulary game Prepare your students for success with this essential “An Inspector Calls” Act One resource. Ideal for teachers seeking to provide an inclusive, engaging, and thorough understanding of the play’s opening act. Download now and start transforming your lessons today! Find more resources like this on my store: Mr. Mac’s resource packs! <3