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'The Twisted Tree': fiction reading

Year 7 • English

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  1. Reading 'The Twisted Tree': the theme of fate
  2. 'The Twisted Tree': analysing the dreadful draugr
  3. Reading 'The Twisted Tree': introducing the setting
  4. 'The Twisted Tree': expressing my ideas about the novel
  5. Reading 'The Twisted Tree': the draugr as a villain
  6. Reading ‘The Twisted Tree’: explaining the creation of tension
  7. 'The Twisted Tree': Norse mythology
  8. Reading ‘The Twisted Tree’: Mormor’s letter
  9. 'The Twisted Tree': planning a newspaper article about the dreadful draugr
  10. 'The Twisted Tree': Revising inferences
  11. Reading 'The Twisted Tree': exploring the opening
  12. 'The Twisted Tree': how the writer builds tension
  13. 'The Twisted Tree': creating a newspaper headline about the draugr
  14. 'The Twisted Tree': making impressive inferences about the tree
  15. Exploring the use of mythology in 'The Twisted Tree'
  16. 'The Twisted Tree': introduction to script writing
  17. Reporting on Mormor's death in 'The Twisted Tree'
  18. Reading 'The Twisted Tree': identifying key themes
  19. 'The Twisted Tree': the novel as a Gothic text
  20. Reading ‘The Twisted Tree’: the presence of the tree
  21. 'The Twisted Tree': understanding narrative arcs
  22. Reading ‘The Twisted Tree’: Martha and Stig’s relationship
  23. 'The Twisted Tree': symbolism
  24. 'The Twisted Tree': writing an effective article about the draugr
  25. 'The Twisted Tree': writing an article about Mormor's death
  26. The resolution of 'The Twisted Tree'
  27. 'The Twisted Tree': Consolidating knowledge of the plot
  28. 'The Twisted Tree': introducing thesis statements
  29. Reading 'The Twisted Tree': the climax
  30. 'The Twisted Tree': scripting a scene from the novel
  31. ‘The Twisted Tree’: selecting excellent quotes when writing about the novel
  32. Reading 'The Twisted Tree': exploring and creating similes