IGCSE Curious Incident (play) - how is dramatic irony used for humour?

IGCSE Curious Incident (play) - lesson bundle!

12 engaging and fully-resourced lessons which support students studying 'The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time' play by Mark Haddon, adapted by Simon Stephens. This is targeted towards students taking the Edexcel English Literature IGCSE 4ET1, but the resources could be easily adapted for key stage 3 or for another exam board. This bundle contains: 1) A lesson on autism and the Edexcel Pearson assessment objectives. 2) A lesson considering structure and how Christopher is presented at the start of the play. 3) A lesson on the train station scene and how the writer creates empathy for Christopher. 4) A lesson on the theme of truth and lies. 5) A lesson on humour and dramatic irony. 6) A lesson on how Judy is presented. 7) A lesson on Judy's letters. 8) A lesson on how Judy changes throughout the play. 9) A lesson on the relationship between Ed and Christopher. 10) A lesson on the theme of curiosity and investigation. 11) A lesson on how Siobhan is presented. 12) A lesson on how to approach the IGCSE exam for Curious Incident. 13) A detailed knowledge organiser including key vocabulary and themes (2 A3 pages) 14) An overview scheme of work document with a suggested order for teaching these lessons. 15) A poster displaying the Assessment Objectives for this IGCSE course. If you find these resources helpful, please leave a review and have a look at other resources available in [my shop. ](http://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/LikeAnExpert)