The document outlines a 10 hour tutorial for the book "War Horse" divided into 10 one-hour sessions or 5 two-hour sessions. It would require students to do additional reading at home. Each session focuses on a theme, the related chapters to be read, and the skills to be practiced which include close reading, forming opinions, sentence construction, note-taking, and independent reading to analyze historical setting, characterisation, perspective, and write a book review.
The document outlines a 10 hour tutorial for the book "War Horse" divided into 10 one-hour sessions or 5 two-hour sessions. It would require students to do additional reading at home. Each session focuses on a theme, the related chapters to be read, and the skills to be practiced which include close reading, forming opinions, sentence construction, note-taking, and independent reading to analyze historical setting, characterisation, perspective, and write a book review.
The document outlines a 10 hour tutorial for the book "War Horse" divided into 10 one-hour sessions or 5 two-hour sessions. It would require students to do additional reading at home. Each session focuses on a theme, the related chapters to be read, and the skills to be practiced which include close reading, forming opinions, sentence construction, note-taking, and independent reading to analyze historical setting, characterisation, perspective, and write a book review.
Total time required is 10 hours, taught in 5 2-hour sessions or 10 1-hour
sessions. Heavy reliance on additional reading being carried out at home by students, otherwise extra time will be needed to read the required the text.
session theme skills
1&2 reading fiction and non-fiction historical settings comparing F and NF (chapters 1-5 will have been read in preparation answering questions by referring to the for these sessions) text forming and explaining opinions finding evidence to support opinions reflecting on personal experiences and responses effective note-taking accurate sentence construction explaining authorial intent independent reading 3&4 answering questions by referring to the characterisation and text (chapters 6-10 will have relationships been read in preparation forming and explaining opinions for these sessions) finding evidence to support opinions explaining authorial intent reflecting on personal responses to fictional characters effective note-taking accurate sentence construction independent reading 5&6 answering questions by referring to the perspective text (chapters 11-15 will have been read in forming and explaining opinions preparation for these finding evidence to support opinions sessions) identifying with the viewpoints of characters - empathy effective note-taking accurate sentence construction explaining authorial intent independent reading 7&8 summary of sentence sentence structures (chapters 16-21 will construction punctuation have been read in capital letters preparation for these book review planning sessions) planning writing making and using notes effectively 9 & 10 writing up final draft up-levelling