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Great Expectations

Tier 2 Vocabulary and Definition List

Great Expectations: Vocabulary Case Study

Character Map used to reinforce characters through description and key quotes

GE Character Map
GE Character Map 2

Great Expectations Essay Plan: Characterisation of Pip

Great Expectations Knowledge OrganiserGE Organiser.png

Great Expectations Single Word Quote Bank

GE Character Quote Bank.PNGGE Pip

Elizabeth Dickens a.k.a Mrs Joe: A Companion to the Victorian Novel

JSTOR: Image and Symbol in Great Expectations

 

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