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| Another essay title: An essay title and very
structured guidance. |
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| Attitudes: A table to
record characters' attitudes to homelessness. |
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| Captain Hook: Ten questions on this character. |
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| Character statements: A
set of five statements about Link, Shelter, Gail and Link's mum. |
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| Dual Narrative: A table
to record Link and Shelter's differing perspectives on the same
events and situations. |
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| Essay help: An essay
question and suggestions to help students get started. |
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| Feeling the heat: An
introductory presentation to get students thinking about the
meaning of the novel's title. |
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| Homelessness: A table to
be completed which shows Link's steps to homelessness. |
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| Homelessness 1: A table
to complete to show what Link learns about life as a homeless
person. |
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| Homelessness attitudes: Four short activities
to explore people's attitudes to homelessness. |
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| Introduction:
Introductory presentation, looking at book covers (you need to
download three images), the blurb and perceptions about
homelessness. |
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| Justice: A presentation
on the idea of fairness in the novel. |
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| Names: A presentation on
the importance of anonymity in the novel. |
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| Similarities: Students
fill in the grid to explore similarities between Link and
Shelter. |
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| Vince: Three questions on the character of Vince. |
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| Who says it: A set of
quotations for students to identify, order and explore. |
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| Who says it answers: The
answers to the above resource (page numbers refer to the Puffin
edition, 1995). |