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Prepare to Learn Directed Improvement and Reflection Time (in GREEN pen) Read through your feedback Correct any SPAG errors Finish your analysis based on the feedback given ALL FEEDBACK IN YOUR BOOK MUST BE RESPONDED TO.

Date: Thursday 9th March 2017 Title: Jekyll and Hyde – Revising Plot Success Criteria Read the novel Make notes on the key events in each chapter Understand what is meant by ‘duality’. Lesson Objectives Apply knowledge of the plot to a detailed mind map.

Lesson Objectives (AO1) Apply knowledge of the plot to a detailed mind map. Key Vocabulary AO1 Plot Themes Duality Success Criteria Read the novel Make notes on the key events in each chapter Understand what is meant by ‘duality’. Create a detailed mind map of key quotations for duality. Duality is a key theme in Jekyll and Hyde. It means where there is two sides to something. This could mean two sides to a person, two sides to a city or two sides to a story.

Lesson Objectives (AO1) Apply knowledge of the plot to a detailed mind map. Key Vocabulary AO1 Plot Themes Duality Success Criteria Read the novel Make notes on the key events in each chapter Understand what is meant by ‘duality’. Create a detailed mind map of key quotations for duality. Read chapters 1-4. As we go through each chapter, turn to the back of your book and write down a sentence summarising what happens in that chapter.

Lesson Objectives (AO1) Apply knowledge of the plot to a detailed mind map. Key Vocabulary AO1 Plot Themes Duality Success Criteria Read the novel Make notes on the key events in each chapter Understand what is meant by ‘duality’. Create a detailed mind map of key quotations for duality. Duality Can you think of any examples of duality that we have seen so far in the novel?

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Lesson Objectives (AO1) Apply knowledge of the plot to a detailed mind map. Key Vocabulary AO1 Plot Themes Duality Success Criteria Read the novel Make notes on the key events in each chapter Understand what is meant by ‘duality’. Create a detailed mind map of key quotations for duality. Begin a mind map for duality, adding on the instances that we have come across so far that show us something that has two sides to it.