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LO: what does PEE stand for?

C/W. 11 th Sept. LO: what does PEE stand for?. What is the person above thinking or feeling?. Highlight any sentences that describe the setting of the woods or Uncle Montague ’ s house Task: create a mind-map of how the writer uses adjectives to describe the setting in the chapter.

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LO: what does PEE stand for?

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  1. C/W 11th Sept. LO: what does PEE stand for? What is the person above thinking or feeling?

  2. Highlight any sentences that describe the setting of the woods or Uncle Montague’s house Task: create a mind-map of how the writer uses adjectives to describe the setting in the chapter LO: what characteristics of the Horror genre can you identify? “the only leaves I ever saw were dead and rotting” Setting “I never liked the kissing gate. It had a devilishly strong spring…” Makes the path creepy Makes the gate sound evil

  3. LO: what does PEE stand for? Key Words • POINT • EVIDENCE • EXPLANATION • Quotation • Language feature

  4. POINT Describe the setting of the short story ‘Through the Woods’ • POINT: The setting is presented as scary. • The POINT is the topic sentence

  5. EVIDENCE How do you prove your POINT? You need some EVIDENCE from the story. EVIDENCE: “It had a devilishly strong spring.” • The EVIDENCEis a quotation from the story.

  6. PE So far, your writing should look like this... POINT: The setting is presented as scary. EVIDENCE: “It had a devilishly strong spring.”

  7. EXPLANATION What does this mean? • You need to explain why the EVIDENCE proves the POINT. EXPLANATION: This implies to the reader how unusual and possibly strange the gate is.

  8. PEE So far, your writing should look like this... POINT: The setting is presented as scary. EVIDENCE: “It had a devilishly strong spring.” EXPLANATION: This implies to the reader how unusual and possibly strange the gate is.

  9. PEE So far, your writing should look like this... POINT: The setting is presented as scary. EVIDENCE: “It had a devilishly strong spring.” EXPLANATION: This implies to the reader how unusual and possibly strange the gate is. The word “devilishly” reminds the reader of the devil and implies a sense of evil and terror.

  10. PEE So far, your writing should look like this... The setting is presented as scary.

  11. PEE So far, your writing should look like this... The setting is presented as scary. The sentence

  12. PEE So far, your writing should look like this... The setting is presented as scary. The sentence “it had a devilishly strong spring”

  13. PEE So far, your writing should look like this... The setting is presented as scary. The sentence “it had a devilishly strong spring”implies to the reader how unusual and possibly strange the gate is.

  14. PEE So far, your writing should look like this... The setting is presented as scary. The sentence “it had a devilishly strong spring”implies to the reader how unusual and possibly strange the gate is. The word “devilishly”

  15. PEE So far, your writing should look like this... The setting is presented as scary. The sentence “it had a devilishly strong spring”implies to the reader how unusual and possibly strange the gate is. The word “devilishly” reminds the reader of the devil and implies a sense of evil and terror.

  16. Analyse the images people below using PEE

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