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Earn 200 points on the PIXL app. Complete the assignment on GCSE Pod. CHn Year 7: Revising plurals w/sheet Year 8.1 A and 8.1B: Write a letter to Billy telling him why you think he should or should not stay in the B&B Year 9- You are a soldier who has survived the charge. Write a letter to the editor of the Thurrock Gazette stating how you feel after reading the poem The Charge of the Light Brigade. Year 10: You belong to the working class at the time in which AIC is written. Write a diary entry which tells what life is like for you. Year 7: Adjectives worksheet 8.1A and 8.1B Write your own ending or continue the story of The Landlady Year 9: Write a monologue from the point of view of a soldier in the poem ‘Exposure’ Year 10: Do character and plot activities for AIC on the PIXL app Year 7: Write a description of your English classroom from the point of view of a bee. 8.1A and 8.1B Continue the story Skin. What happens to Drioli next? Year 9: Imagine you are the mother in the poem ‘Poppies’. Write a letter to your son as he goes off to war telling him how you are feeling. Year 10; Do Act 1 activities of PIXL for AIC Year 7: Imagine you are Tiffany and you have been chosen by the hat. Describe how you feel. 8.1a and 8.1b: Complete your murder mysteries Year 9: There is a suggestion at the end of the poem Remains that the soldier feels guilty about his role in killing the looter. Do you think he should feel guilty? Do you think Simon Armitage wants us to think he should feel guilty? Year 10: Work through AIC quotation resources on PIXL. VWr
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