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A challenging and detailed unit focused upon Dickens' classic 'Great Expectations'! This unit has been created specifically to intigrate KS4 skills into the KS3 curriculum to prepare students for the rigors of the new 100% exam GCSE specification, particularly the 19th Century Texts requirement of both English Literature and English Language. The unit works particularly well with higher ability or gifted Year 8 or 9 students. The unit focuses upon how Miss Havisham is presented as a disturbed character in Chapters 8, 11, 29 and 38. The unit culminates in an end-of-unit reading and writing exam styled upon the 2017 GCSE Specifications for English Language and English Literature.

This detailed and high quality unit includes:
* 24 lesson plans (with 13 differentiation strategies)
* 110 slide PowerPoint presentation (divided into lessons)
* All resources and worksheets (16 sheets)
* Teacher copies of key chapter extracts, annotated in meticulous detail
* Homework project (6 tasks) that includes both reading and writing skills
* End-of-unit reading/writing exam
* End-of-unit exam mark scheme (suitable for KS3 Levels 4-8, with GCSE 1-9 coversion)

Unit's lessons include:
* Contexts cloze activity
* Mapping the characters of the novel and their relationships
* Storyboarding the novel
* Reading and analysing the key chapters
* Analysing how Miss Havisham is presented as disturbed
* Exploring Miss Havisham's psychology
* Exploring mental illness in the 19th century
* Structuring an essay response
* In role writing as Miss Havisham
* Creative writing inspired by an image
* Huge 60-question revision quiz
* Spelling tests on key vocabulary (differentiated by writing level)
* SPaG starter activities
* Crosswords
* End-of-unit reading exam (GCSE English Language/Literature style)
* End-of-unit writing exam (GCSE English Language style)
* Teacher/peer/self assessment opportunities

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sumaya_aswat

6 years ago
1

I am very disappointed with this - it doesn't make any sense and it is very repetitive. I would like a refund.

alfalfa123

7 years ago
1

This is very confusing. It seems that it is for the film versions and the students don't actually read the book. I can't see how this resource is useful for a literature student. Unless I'm totally mistaken (I've written to the author but no reply) I'd like a refund please.

NickyMal

8 years ago
4

Hello,<br /> Where are the chapter 28 and 29 extracts for Miss Havisham?

Hlevitan

8 years ago
5

Amazing as it's in line with the skills required for the new KS4 spec but at an appropriate level for KS3. Thanks so much!

Hollie1989

8 years ago
5

You have saved me so much time; thank you! <br /> An excellent resource, superbly planned. <br /> Worth the money, most definitely!

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