Monday 11th January - Friday 15th January
You need to have completed lessons 1 to 8 of the Oak Acdemy Christmas Carol lessons before starting this week's lessons. You will need to read Stave 3 and 4 of Christmas Carol to complete these lessons. There are audio recordings of the story being read on youtube if you find it easier.
In this lesson, we examine the messages conveyed through the Ghost of Christmas Present.
In this lesson, we examine the messages Dickens conveys through the Cratchit family.
In this lesson, we will examine some of the ways that Dickens presents the virtues of friendship and family.
In this lesson, we will examine how Dickens uses the symbolic children of Ignorance and Want.
In this lesson, we will examine the messages conveyed through the Ghost of Christmas Yet To Come.
In this lesson, we will examine how Dickens highlights some of the darker aspects of Victorian society.
Tuesday 5th January - Friday 8th January
Read Stave 1 and 2 of Christmas Carol
Complete the following Oak Academy lessons by clicking the link
In this lesson, we will begin to explore how Dickens' personal life and experiences influenced his writing of 'A Christmas Carol'.
In this lesson, we are introduced to the central character of 'A Christmas Carol', Mr Ebenezer Scrooge.
In this lesson, we will explore how Scrooge interacts with other characters and his attitudes towards charity and poverty.
In this lesson, we will explore the presentation of London and Scrooge's rooms and how they are used to further develop our understanding of the character of Scrooge.
In this lesson, we will examine the role Marley's ghost plays in the novella.
6. The Ghost of Christmas Past
In this lesson, we will examine the messages conveyed through the Ghost of Christmas Past.
In this lesson, we will explore how Dickens presents Scrooge as a younger man.
In this lesson, we will examine some key moments in the life of Scrooge and how these moments help to shape him in the future.