Great Expectations Worksheets is a comprehensive resource containing six worksheets aimed at supporting students in learning the book Great Expectations. With a focus on engaging activities, this resource is designed to provide an overall understanding of the book and the time period in which it was written.
1) Charles Dickens Fact File
The introductory worksheet sets the stage by prompting students to create a comprehensive fact file about Charles Dickens. From personal details to famous quotes, students research and compile essential information. The adaptable format allows educators to customize the level of detail based on the students’ grade level, ensuring a well-rounded understanding.
2) Victorian Period Mind map
The mind map worksheet guides the students to explore the broader historical context surrounding the time period in which Great Expectations was written, by looking at the economic, political, social and beliefs during the Victorian period.
3) Character Spider Diagram
This worksheet delves into the personality traits, qualities, relationships, positives and negatives of the main characters of the book. The spider diagram format enables students to visually connect various elements of their character, fostering critical thinking. Educators can adapt the worksheet to emphasize specific character aspects.
4) Form, structure & Language
This worksheet can be used to look at the form, structure and language of the book as a whole, or individual scenes.
5) Language (DAFOREST Techniques)
Students use the table format in this worksheet to find and record examples of different writing techniques used within the book, with matching quotes and descriptions on why it is effective to the reader.
Building on the acquired knowledge this worksheet helps the students plan questions, by breaking down the main themes from the book. This is particularly helpful when preparing for exams.
Great Expectations Worksheets resource is conveniently available in a downloadable PDF format. This allows for easy printing and distribution to students, making it a flexible resource for both classroom and remote learning environments.
