[P1, Wk9, L1&2] Stories 2 Stone Cold

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 3

To start

1. Go sit in your seat.
2. Take out your notebook and laptop.
3. In tab 1: log into LessonUp with your account.
4. In tab 2 and 3: open Magister.Learn and your digital book.
5. Be ready to begin when the timer ends.

Today

1. Theme introduction: homelessness
2. Reading: Stone Cold | Robert Swindels
3. Writing: Two narratives

Goals

• You know about the theme of homelessness and the use of different narrators.   |   R
• You can recognise different narrators in a story.   |   T1
• You can analyse fragments from Stone Cold and explain the use of two narrators.   |   T2
• You can write a fictional story with two narrators about a social theme that's important to you.   |   I

Homelessness

Homelessness

Dakloosheid

What do you know about homelessness? What words come to mind? (give at least 3 answers)

Crossing the line

• Please stand up.
• I'll give you a statement with two answers. Please stand on the side of the answer you think is right.

Over 1,000,000 people are homeless in the EU.

True

False

Over 1,000,000 people are homeless in the EU.

True

False

An estimated 895,000 people in the EU is homeless.

(source: FEANTSA)

About 18% of all homeless people in the Netherlands is between the ages of 18-28.

True

False

About 18% of all homeless people in the Netherlands is between the ages of 18-28.

True

False

(source: FEANTSA)

The number of homeless people in the Netherlands has been decreasing in the past years. 

True

False

The number of homeless people in the Netherlands has been decreasing in the past years. 

True

False

(source: CBS)

Sadly, a lot of children are also homeless, even in countries

such as the Netherlands and the UK. Why do some children

become homeless do you think?

Reading fragment 1

• Open the Stone Cold fragments document on Magister.Learn.
• I will read the first fragment to you all. Please read along.

Working on fragment 1

• Now work on exercise 2 on page 64 of your book.
• Afterward, work on exercise 3 on page 65.
• You may work together.

Let's check your answers

Narrator

Narrator

Verteller

• Tells you the story.
• Can be one of the characters, but can also be separate from the characters of the story.

Some well known books with multiple narrators

mystery, thriller, romance

fantasy, historical fiction

romance, lgbt, magic realism

Time to read again

• Read fragments 2 and 3.
• Work on exercises 4, 5, and 6.
• Once again, you may work together.
• Finished? Answer the question in exercise 8.

Would you like to read the whole novel "Stone Cold"?

Yes

No

Time to write

• You are now going to write your own stories with different narrators.
• Download the assignment on Magister.Learn.
• Hand it in as homework for the next lesson.

Next lesson

Homework

Finish your two stories with different narrators.