- Drag and drop exercises on Criminals
- Crosswords: Crime
by Pascal Lapierre , ac-nantes
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LAMB
TO THE SLAUGHTER, Roald Dahl
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- Ex.1
: Read the short story by Roald Dalh and answer 10 easy questions
about the characters and the plot while you read the short story
- Ex 2 : Reorder
the events of the short-story in chronological order
- Ex 3: Fill
in the summary of the short story
- Is
Mary Maloney really guilty? Read what some students think
about Mary's act and submit your own paragraph to the editor of
"You Got the Point", an online magazine written
by 11th graders from "Première section européenne
anglais", Lycée Augustin Thierry, Blois, France
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SILENT NIGHT, Mary Higgins Clark
- Bac 2003: Written
Comprehension
- Barbara Dubois
case worksheet (word format)
-Suicide
Sonata: Written comprehension test for grades 9 and over; adapted
from www.mysterynet.com
- Roald DAHL :
Lamb to the Slaughter (full and abridged versions)
- Mysterynet.com:
everything about mysteries, famous suspense writers and a new mystery
each week for you to solve....
- A web site devoted to short-stories
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MORE LESSON PLANS FOR TEACHERS
- Roald Dahl: Lamb to the Slaughter http://www.pearsoned.ca/sightlines/gr_9/resources/western/gr9_unit1_lessons.pdf
( from page 12 to page 16 )
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http://perso.wanadoo.fr/frat.st.paul/LambtoSlaughter%20.pdf ( 4
extracts and a lesson plan, shared by Christine Reymond on eTeachNet)
- Oral and written comprehension
exercises on Roald Dahl
-Work
on Lamb to the Slaughter : the story by Roald Dahl and the Alfred
Hitchcock movie: film script, worksheets, and cross-word puzzles by
Yvan Baptiste (ac-Montpellier)
- Christine Reymond has spotted this lesson plan for us in Infonews
n° 265, 22-01-2006: It's
a Mystery to Me by Marilyn Gaudioso "Students are introduced
to the detective genre with novels from Poe, Doyle, and Christie. They
will learn the elements of detective fiction and investigate author
backgrounds, and then complete related vocabulary and comprehension
worksheets."
- How to describe and comment upon a visual document: describe the
crime scene, and analyse clues to try and solve the mystery. (Powerpoint
presentation)
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Can you find out who killed Angela Spelling? This game from BBC
will help you practise scanning for information as you try to discover
who has committed a horrible murder in Sleazeville! A cluesheet is provided
and must be printed out while playing the game.
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The Suspect: an inside-out speaking and writing activity which focuses
on fillers in conversations.[pdf]
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The art of crime detection: Explore your brain and find out whether
you could be a police sketch artist: help the police build an accurate
description of the person you saw fleeing the crime scene .
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Detective board: identify the murderer by analyzing the clues pinned
to the interactive board
- The online role playing "Stickman
Murder Mystery Games" site is where you can be a detective
and solve murder mysteries in the crime riddled city of "Stickville".
- Crimescene
: help investigate and solve the crime.
- Agents
Underground: use the clues solve the mysteries in the London Underground
and discover a great city!
- LINKS FOR TEACHERS OR CURIOUS
STUDENTS
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Links about mysteries (for younger children)
- The
roundtable game: A classroom activity: one student is the detective,
another the murderer, and the other students play the role of the
witnesses
- Ideas for getting students to write simple mystery
short stories on PIAZZAZ
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