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Language Techniques DISPLAY
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Language Techniques DISPLAY

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24 Colourful, bright language techniques posters ready to print and laminate for your classroom. Terms are colour coded: Green = literary technique, Orange = Persuasive technique, Blue = word class List of terminology here: LIT TECHNIQUES: Simile, metaphor, personification, sibilance, sensory language, onomatopoeia, symbolism, alliteration, pathetic fallacy, foreshadowing, juxtaposition, atmosphere PERSUASIVE TECHNIQUES: Exaggeration, repetition, facts and statistics, emotive language, power of 3, anecdote, direct address, rhetorical question WORD CLASSES: noun, adjective, verb, adverb
TELLING TALES - Invisible Mass of the Back Row 6 Lessons
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TELLING TALES - Invisible Mass of the Back Row 6 Lessons

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6 Lessons on Invisible Mass of the Back Row from the AQA GCSE Telling Tales anthology. Lesson 1 - Lines 1-20 - First impressions of Hortense Lesson 2 - Lines 21-56 - Further analysis, includes context on Christopher Columbus and Jamaica **Lesson 3 **- Lines 57-123 - Analysis of Hortense’s school and staff **Lesson 4 **- Lines 124-186 - Analysis of Hortense’s feelings about leaving Jamaica for England Lesson 5 - Lines 187-243 - Hortense’s move to England, including creative writing task and context on key figures in Black history Lesson 6 - Lines 244 to end - Reflection and Hortense’s development throughout the story Lessons also available individually.
OLIVER TWIST - Four Context and Pre-reading Lessons
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OLIVER TWIST - Four Context and Pre-reading Lessons

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A series of lessons on the historical/social context of Oliver Twist and some pre-reading based on an extract from the novel. THESE FOUR LESSONS ARE ALSO AVAILABLE SEPARATELY! Search ‘Oliver Twist context’ and ‘pre-reading’ in my shop. Lesson 1 - Group presentations on historical context Lesson 2 - Analysis of description of Victorian London Lesson 3 - Victorian London creative writing lesson Lesson 4 - Close analysis of Dickens’ exposure of poverty through his use of language, including model paragraph