Crime

For the next couple of weeks we are going to look into crime stories.
We are going to read, watch and work with a few crime stories, so you get the feel of it.
Thereafter, we are going to talk about different crimes, how to structure, look at examples, and in the end you will write your own story, using all of the knowledge you have gained.

CRIME
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Overview:

Goals: - develop your reading - develop your writing - extend vocabulary	Lessons: - read/watch/discuss crime stories - watch a film - write/improve - give response
Goals from LGR -11 - write and improve - grammar - structure (text/sentences) - vocabulary - punctuation	Assessment - lesson work - participation - response - written crime story (structure/content/vocabulary)

Time plan:

week	Tuesday	Thursday
48	Introduction mini crimes “Lamb to slaughter” Roald Dahl	Mini mysteries (solve) “The Glove” -read/questions
49	“Three is a Lucky Number” - read/questions	“The Tell Tale Heart” Edgar Allan Poe - read/questions
50	film	film
51	crimes/structure/mind-map/ read examples	structure/mind-map/ read examples
2	-	write crime story
3	write crime story	write crime story
4	peer response	re-write
5	re-write - turn in