MAPPING FEAR v Collectively as a group sketch

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MAPPING FEAR v Collectively, as a group, sketch out your fear graphs v Select

MAPPING FEAR v Collectively, as a group, sketch out your fear graphs v Select quotations from the text to indicate the key rising and falling of tension and fear v Add these quotations to your graph at significant points v Present your groups interpretation of Jenkins crafting of fear at significant points in the story

ANNOTATE THE TWO EXTRACTS OF UNEASY HOMECOMING FOR GOOD PRACTICE What you might look

ANNOTATE THE TWO EXTRACTS OF UNEASY HOMECOMING FOR GOOD PRACTICE What you might look for: v Alliteration v Use of capital letters for emphasis and effect v Varied sentence length v One single line paragraphs v Repetition from earlier parts of the text v Reference to the senses

HOW MIGHT THE STORY END? v Consider the most interesting…and believable way that the

HOW MIGHT THE STORY END? v Consider the most interesting…and believable way that the story might end – will Connie escape? If so, how? v Mind map your ideas in groups v Now, consider your individual plan – your writing must be crafted and be no more than 3 paragraphs long. v Plan to include 3 features from the net slide. v Continuously re-read your work (aloud) to help make correct tense and grammar selections.

CRAFT AN ENDING TO THE STORY Write an ending, which includes at least three

CRAFT AN ENDING TO THE STORY Write an ending, which includes at least three of the following features: v Short sentences for effect v A rhetorical question v Includes references to darkness and light v Includes one single sentence paragraph v Includes reference to “Them/ Things” v Includes references to nature v Links the opening and ending – e. g. ‘The red dying sun cast shadows…’ v Includes higher order punctuation e. g. dash, ellipsis, colon, semi-colon Your writing must be interesting, crafted and accurate. The story must have a clear closure.

MAKING A DIFFERENCE v Make a difference to the sentence below to move it

MAKING A DIFFERENCE v Make a difference to the sentence below to move it up the markscheme: The sun set. (Simplistic, 1 -2 ) The sun was setting. (Awareness, 3 -4) The red, dying sun was setting. (Understanding, 5 -6) The red, dying sun slowly disappeared into the horizon. (Focused, 7 -8 ) The red, dying sun cast long shadows across the road. (Original and impressive, 9 -10 )

MAKING A DIFFERENCE PEER ASSESS YOUR PARTNER’S WORK USING THE MARKSCHEME

MAKING A DIFFERENCE PEER ASSESS YOUR PARTNER’S WORK USING THE MARKSCHEME