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Ideal for behaviour management and setting a clear learning atmosphere expectation. Move the arrow to the style of learning students should be using - independent, paired, group, silent etc.

Ideal for Primary - Year 8

A Christmas Carol - Victorian Traditions

Contextual information and activities on powerpoint.

Introduction to the novel

Denotation and Connotation in the context of A Christmas Carol.

Character analysis

A support sheet for KS3 Christmas Carol reading assessments.

Character analysis for Steve. Ideal for KS3 students or lower ability KS4. Explores the themes of domestic violence. A great class read.

A Christmas Carol, reading assessment essay plan for KS3/4

Idea for character analysis.

Analysis of Danny's room. Students are to draw what they think Danny's room looks like based upon the description given by Laird. Ideal for KS3 students or lower ability KS4. Explores the themes of domestic violence. A great class read.

Jake's Tower presentation exploring the character Danny as a hero. Ideal for KS3 students or lower ability KS4. Explores the themes of domestic violence. A great class read.

Jake's Tower writing assessment. Write Jake's school report. Ideal for KS3 students or lower ability KS4. Explores the themes of domestic violence. A great class read.

Jake's Tower powerpoint, focusing on the theme of suspicion. Ideal for KS3 students or lower ability KS4. Explores the themes of domestic violence. A great class read.

Jake's Tower reading assessment. Ideal for KS3 students or lower ability KS4. Explores the themes of domestic violence. A great class read.

Ideal for both KS3 and KS4 students. Explores the themes of homelessness. A great class read by Robert Swindells.

Ideal for both KS3 and KS4 students. Explores the themes of homelessness. A great class read by Robert Swindells.

Ideal for both KS3 and KS4 students. Explores the themes of homelessness. A great class read by Robert Swindells.

Ideal for both KS3 and KS4 students. Explores the themes of homelessness. A great class read by Robert Swindells.