1. C/L Monday 26th June 2017 Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come
As soon as you have today’s date, title and class learning down. See how many of these 5 a day you can do!
Stave Three 5-a-day Quotations:
“people carrying their dinners to the b________”
“there never was such a g_______”
“in a twice-_____ gown, but brave in r________”
“a place where miners live in the bowels of the __________”
“there stood a _________ lighthouse”

2. Stave Three 5-a-day Quotations:
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Monday 26th June 2017
Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come
Stave Three 5-a-day Quotations:
“people carrying their dinners to the bakers”
“there never was such a goose”
“in a twice-turned gown, but brave in ribbons”
“a place where miners live in the bowels of the earth”
“there stood a solitary lighthouse”

3. To engage with the character of the final ghost. LESSON OUTCOME:
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Monday 26th June 2017
Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come
LESSON OBJECTIVE:
To engage with the character of the final ghost.
LESSON OUTCOME:
To find relevant quotations for the final ghost.

4. FIRST OF ALL: LET’S Re-cap of stave three
What happens in Stave Three? Your Task: Spread out your cards and organise them into the right order.

5. GHOST OF CHRISTMAS YET TO COME
This is the final ghost.
This ghost shows Scrooge his future.
He is a very frightening and dark ghost.
He has lots of DARK IMAGERY.
When we read, think about how he contrasts so much with the Ghost of Christmas Past “bright clear jet of light” and “white tunic”.

6. GHOST OF CHRISTMAS YET TO COME
Let’s read Page 74/75 TOMORROW WE WILL ANNOTATE!
Difficult Words:
shrouded – cloaked or covered
stately – important
solemn – serious
contracted – tightened
inclined – bent down
intently – focus on something a lot

7. How does dickens use language to present the ghost?
Tomorrow you will answer this question using quotations.
For now let’s find the best quotations for this answer.
Language
Adverbs
Words that end in -ly
Adjectives
describing words
Verbs
actions that usually end in –ed or –ing
Dark imagery
words that build up an image/picture of darkness

8. How does dickens use language to present the ghost?
Glue in your picture of the ghost
Around it add:
A quote with dark imagery
A quote with an adverb
A quote with a verb
2 quotes with adjectives.
“deep black garment”
Dark imagery
“__________”
adjective
Language
Dark imagery
words that build up an image/picture of darkness
Adverbs
Words that end in –ly
Verbs
actions that usually end in –ed or –ing
Adjectives
describing words
“__________”
adjective
“__________”
adverb
“___________”
verb

9. Language used to describe the final ghost
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Tuesday 27th June 2017
Language used to describe the final ghost
LESSON OBJECTIVE:
To confidently spot the effect of words (language) used to present the ghost in a frightening way.
LESSON OUTCOME:
To explain using language terminology, how Dickens describes the ghost.

10. You have 2 minutes to bullet point as many different words than “scary” to describe this ghost.
The Phantom slowly, gravely, silently approached. When it came near him, Scrooge bent down upon his knee; for in the very air through which this Spirit moved it seemed to scatter gloom and mystery. It was shrouded in a deep black garment, which concealed its head, its face, its form, and left nothing of it visible, save one outstretched hand. But for this, it would have been difficult to detach its figure from the night, and separate it from the darkness by which it surrounded.
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11. Useful words for this ghost foreboding (get a bad feeling)
Adjective – describes
Verb – actions –ed –ing
Adverbs – add to a verb –ly
Let’s annotate pages 74 and 75
Useful words for this ghost
intimidating
control
frightening
threatening
tension
foreboding (get a bad feeling)

12. How does dickens use language to describe the ghost?
Dickens uses a triple of adverbs “slowly, gravely, silently”. This makes the ghost seem very frightening because it is taking its time to approach Scrooge, so it builds tension the longer it takes to get closer to Scrooge. It also shows that the ghost is intimidating because it is not approaching Scrooge in a friendly way. The adverb “silently” makes it even more threatening because it doesn’t have to make a sound to make Scrooge nervous. The silence will make the reader feel uneasy because they don’t know what is about to happen.
You will write 2 detailed paragraphs for this question using two different language features. You need to write it in SEA paragraphs
STATEMENT: State the language feature
Dickens uses
EVIDENCE: Give a quote
ANALYSE: Go into detail about how it makes the ghost seem frightening, how it makes the reader feel, how it is creating tension

13. How does dickens use language to describe the ghost?
Dickens uses a triple of adverbs “slowly, gravely, silently”. This makes the ghost seem very frightening because it is taking its time to approach Scrooge, so it builds tension the longer it takes to get closer to Scrooge. It also shows that the ghost is intimidating because it is not approaching Scrooge in a friendly way. The adverb “silently” makes it even more threatening because it doesn’t have to make a sound to make Scrooge nervous. The silence will make the reader feel uneasy because they don’t know what is about to happen.
Using two quotations from yesterday’s work, write two SEA paragraphs ON YOUR OWN!
STATEMENT: State the language feature
Dickens uses ………………………
EVIDENCE: Give a quote
ANALYSE: Go into detail about how it makes the ghost seem frightening, how it makes the reader feel, how it is creating tension

14. SELF-ASSESS YOUR SUCCESS
Give yourself a WWW and an EBI
Thing to consider:
Did you give two layers of explaining?
This reveals…
It also makes the ghost seem…
Did you zoom in and use terminology?
The adjective “…..”
Did you include the reader in both paragraphs?

15. 5-a-day- quotations No English Books today!
Just try to think of the missing spaces for these 5-a-day quotations
“This boy is Ignorance. This girl is ___________”
“I mean to give him the same chance every _________” (Fred says this)
“_______,gravely, silently approached” CHALLENGE: What method is this?
“ it was s__________ in a deep black garment”
“The Spirit neither ___________ nor moved”

16. 5-a-day- quotations No English Books today!
Just try to think of the missing spaces for these 5-a-day quotations
“This boy is Ignorance. This girl is Want”
“I mean to give him the same chance every year”(Fred says this)
“slowly,gravely, silently approached” CHALLENGE: What method is this?
“ it was shrouded in a deep black garment”
“The Spirit neither spoke nor moved”

17. Which song title best fits the ghost of Christmas’ yet to come?

18. Stave four- let’s read
The Ghost of Christmas’ Yet to Come shows Scrooge the future.
Scrooge walks through the streets.
Someone has died and people are gossiping about it.
I wonder who it is?