A full set of powerpoint lessons; drawn together from original material and other sources into a full scheme of work. Each powerpoint usually takes 2-3 lessons.
A brief explanation of some of the elements:
> Links to any youtube videos are in small font at the bottom of the applicable slide.
> I’ve made a note of which section of the book the tasks refer to at the bottom of the slide in the relevant lessons if it’s not immediately obvious!
> I use a mix of reading in class and setting reading for homework, as you will see in some of the powerpoints. When I read with the students in class, I generally distribute the dialogue as ‘parts’ for individuals to read and then read the descriptive passages myself. Lists of the ‘parts’ in the relevant passages are on the slides.
> In the powerpoint titled ‘Analysis of the Ghost of Christmas Present’, I’ve put more detailed instructions on how I use the activites in the notes section at the bottom of slide 2.
Please do leave any questions in the comments section if you need any further clarification, and if you feel the resources have been useful, please feel free to post a rating and feedback. Thank you!
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All images are in the public domain, unless otherwise indicated.
A number of the 19th century illustrations were sourced from the scanned images at: Victorian Web, where the images may be used without prior permission for any scholarly or educational purposes.
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Hi<br /> Thanks for this. A great starting point that I can edit and adapt for my Year 6 pupils. It would have been great if you could have included the marking key and the corrections key so that the intent was clear. <br /> In fact, if it is mentioned in the resource then it should be included. That's just my opinion but it make the resource easier to use and adapt. <br /> Thanks for the work put in though. I am assuming you used the original text?<br /> H
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