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MrGradgrind's Shop
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pdf, 5.21 MB
pdf, 5.21 MB

This 30-slide lesson explores Stave Five of Charles Dickens’ ‘A Christmas Carol’.

Students are encouraged to consider how Dickens presents Scrooge’s metamorphosis from a miserly misanthrope to a charitable and responsible citizen in the final chapter of the novella. We think about how Dickens evidences Scrooge’s change, exploring what leads Scrooge to reconsider his relationship with charity, Church, his local community, Fred, and the Cratchits. As we finish the novella, we consider the allegorical function of the story and whether Dickens’ messages are still relevant to our own society.

Questions, discussion points, and tasks are included for students.

This is ideal for those studying the novella at GCSE or at KS3.

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