Learn about character archetypes to make a personal connection with a narrative. You'll need pen or pencil and paper, highlighters, your notes and a digital device.
Year 9
Year 9
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Archetypes and connections
English lesson 10 (Series 2)
Our monsters
English lesson 11 (Series 2)
Learn about the archetypes of the monster in Western literature. You'll need pens or pencils, highlighters and paper or a digital device, and your notes from the previous lesson.
Foundation texts
English lesson 12 (Series 2)
Learn about 4 texts that are foundational to Western literature and see connections to modern texts. You'll need pens or pencils, highlighters and paper or a digital device, and your notes from the previous lesson.
Two foundation texts in depth
English lesson 13 (Series 2)
Explore the influence of 2 foundation texts, with stories from Greek mythology and Grimm Brothers' fairy tales. You'll need pens or pencils, highlighters and paper or a digital device, and your notes from the previous lesson.
Literary sources for the doomed romance
English lesson 14 (Series 2)
Learn about the doomed romance schema and its variations. You'll need pens or pencils, highlighters and paper or a digital device, and your notes from the previous lesson.
The 'end of the world' schema and related genres
English lesson 15 (Series 2)
Learn about the 'end of the world' schema and how it is a basis for apocalyptic literary genres. You'll need pens or pencils, highlighters and paper or a digital device, and your notes from the previous lesson.
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