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Creative writing plot and structure lesson that explores Dickens’ The Signal-Man and is part a unit of work on short stories whilst looking at creative writing. Students explore how the plot develops after the narrator leaves for the evening, how the writer engineers a plot twist and uses deja vu and foreshadowing for effect on the reader, and students also design their own story structures for their short stories.

A useful lesson for both KS3 and GCSE English Literature and English Language students.

Includes differentiated activities, source materials, engaging tasks and extensive student and teacher notes.

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