1. Adverbs Compound sentence Simile One word sentence Repetition
25 minutes
250 words
Adverbs
Compound sentence
Simile
One word sentence
Repetition
Semi-colon
Describe Dr Jekyll from the perspective of Mr Hyde.
Words and Ideas from Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde:
‘respectable’
‘suppression’
‘duplicity’
‘physiognomy’
‘moral degeneration’
‘decadence’
Reminder for technical accuracy
Remember to paragraph your work.
Use full stops and capital letters.
Try to use ambitious vocabulary.
INCLUDE:
UNORTHODOX
(Against the usual)

2. A sentence beginning with a simile
25 minutes
250 words
Adjectives
An emphatic sentence
Sibilance
An exclamation mark
A sentence beginning with a simile
You’ve just found out your best friend has an alternate identity… as your worst enemy. Write them a letter explaining your feelings..
Words and Ideas from Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde:
‘perversion’
‘debased’
‘depraved’
‘ethics’
‘metamorphosis’
INCLUDE:
Duplicity
(Lying or dissembling)
Reminder for technical accuracy
Remember to paragraph your work.
Use full stops and capital letters.
Try to use ambitious vocabulary.

3. Reminder for technical accuracy
25 minutes
250 words
Adjectives
An emphatic sentence
Sibilance
An exclamation mark
A sentence beginning with a simile
You are a 19th century travel journalist. Write a travelogue on your visit to London for a popular 19th century magazine.
Words and Ideas from Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde:
‘the street was small and what is called quiet’
‘like rows of smiling saleswomen’
‘tramps slouched in the recess’
‘the street shone out on contrast to its dingy neighbourhood’
INCLUDE:
‘NEGLIGENCE’
failure to take proper care over something
Reminder for technical accuracy
Remember to paragraph your work.
Use full stops and capital letters.
Try to use ambitious vocabulary.

4. Words and Ideas from Blood Brothers: Reminder for technical accuracy
25 minutes
250 words
Adverbs
Compound sentence
Simile
One word sentence
Repetition
Semi-colon
What’s more important: nature or nurture? Write a speech arguing your opinion.
Words and Ideas from Blood Brothers:
‘as like each other as two new pins’
‘I could have been… I could’ve been him!’
Is the difference in the way the twins lives turn out a result of their different upbringings and social positions?
Or do attitudes in society influence peoples lives more than their individual efforts at wanting to do well?
INCLUDE:
‘CONTRAST’
(the state of being strikingly different from something else in juxtaposition or close association)
Reminder for technical accuracy
Remember to paragraph your work.
Use full stops and capital letters.
Try to use ambitious vocabulary.

5. Reminder for technical accuracy
25 minutes
250 words
Dramatic verbs
A compound sentence
Alliteration
A colon to introduce a list
A sentence beginning with a connective
Write a newspaper article about the difficulties of growing up and being a teenager
Words and Ideas from Blood Brothers:
‘He’d grow up to be a credit to me’
‘I wish I was our Sammy’
‘’The whole thing’s just a game’
‘Young free and innocent, you haven’t got a care’
‘And only if we could stop and be forever’
INCLUDE:
REPUTATION
(the beliefs or opinions that are generally held about someone or something)
Reminder for technical accuracy
Remember to paragraph your work.
Use full stops and capital letters.
Try to use ambitious vocabulary.

6. Words and Ideas from Blood Brothers: Reminder for technical accuracy
25 minutes
250 words
Ambitious adjectives
Extended noun phrases
Personification
A question mark
A sentence beginning with an –ing word
A close family member has been keeping a secret from you. Write a diary entry explaining your feelings.
Words and Ideas from Blood Brothers:
‘ You won’t tell anyone about this’
‘We were friends weren’t we? Blood brothers, wasn’t it? Remember?’
‘You! You! Why didn’t you give me away?’
Reminder for technical accuracy
Remember to paragraph your work.
Use full stops and capital letters.
Try to use ambitious vocabulary.
INCLUDE:
DECEPTION
(betrayal)