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DAZ 4 ZOE. Lesson 1. LQ: Am I able to compare how language is used to present characters ?. Date. LQ: Am I able to compare how language is used to present characters ?. Good progress: You will be able to understand the differences between the two characters
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DAZ 4 ZOE Lesson 1 LQ: Am I able to compare how language is used to present characters?
Date LQ: Am I able to compare how language is used to present characters? Good progress:You will be able to understand the differences between the two characters Excellent progress: You will be able to write a developed PEE paragraph Outstanding progress: You will be able to explain the similarities and differences between the two characters
Key Words: difference, similarity, character, theme, style, sarcasm, phonetic spelling • Read the two extracts from the opening. In pairs annotate the extracts by underlining words and phrases that tell you something about the following: • The key differences between Daz and Zoe’s lifestyles. • The key differences between the worldsin which Daz and Zoe live. • The differences in the ways that the characters are presented by the writer.
Key Words: difference, similarity, character, theme, style, sarcasm, phonetic spelling Either choose Daz or Zoe – what have we learned about each of the characters? Write 2 PEE paragraphs. Ext: Explain how the characters are either similar or different.
Key Words: difference, similarity, character, theme, style, sarcasm, phonetic spelling Ext: Can you think of other stories that explore similar themes? Read to p9. Make predictions about what the story will be about?
Key Words: difference, similarity, character, theme, style, sarcasm, phonetic spelling Ext: Can you think of places or times in history where similar differences have existed? What have you learned about the similarities and differences between Chippies and Subbies?
LQ: Am I able to compare how language is used to present characters? Good progress:You will be able to understand the differences between the two characters Excellent progress: You will be able to write a developed PEE paragraph Outstanding progress: You will be able to explain the similarities and differences between the two characters How well did you do?