Illustrative slides accompanied by a comprehensive presentation. Well done, ladies! Click on the green link below to view the slides.
Gatsby and Nick – characterisation
Learning Points
Jay Gatsby
Nick Carraway
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Setting New York and Valley of the Ashes
Loved the ‘ wingy bits …’ (just been informed this should read transitions). Click on the green link below to view the presentation.
Setting New York Valley of Ashes
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Setting East Egg and West Egg
Another informative piece. Well done, Corran, Jake and Ruaridh. Click on the green link below to view the presentation.
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The Jazz Age / Roaring Twenties
Congratulations to Daria and Sophie on their informative presentation. Click on the green link below to view the presentation.
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Kraznir Artwork
Well done to Alyx…
Day One – Kraznir
A fantastic effort from S2 over the last few periods. A big thank you and well done to you all on your work ethic and behaviour with the cover teacher, Mr Campbell, yesterday – he was most impressed. Mrs Changleng was also impressed with those of you who volunteered to take jotters home so you could continue with your writing – and remembered to bring them back this morning.
Studious concentration from Ford and Angus …
Assessment Tag
Kyle’s ‘Escaping the Cellar’ paragraph
Preparation is key…
Preparing our Reading Journal for ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’…
Improving our Close Reading Skills
Step Two of the plan to further develop our Close Reading Skills – Newspaper Analysis…
Session 2015-2016 Analysis Number 1:
Looking for inspiration (or in other words an article that Mrs Changleng wouldn’t say was too short).
Royal News!
Trying to set a record for the number of S3 Blog appearances over the course of a week …
The Process…
Well done!
A big well done to all of you who had your copies of ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ ready for today. Remember to finish reading Chapter One for tomorrow so we can begin our analysis.
First Set Text
Today saw pens and highlighters at the ready as we began our first annotation of our Scottish Set Text work – Norman MacCaig’s ‘Visiting Hour’. Three stanzas down..
