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To learn about Genre and Narrative

To start to explore the conventions of a hybrid genre

To start to explore the conventions of a hybrid genre

To start to explore the character of the heroine

To start to explore the character of the heroine

To predict how the narrative might develop

To predict how the narrative might develop

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To learn about Genre and Narrative

To start to explore the conventions of a _____ genre

To start to explore the conventions of a _____ genre

To start to explore the character of the _______

To start to explore the character of the _______

To predict how the ______ might develop

To predict how the ______ might develop

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What is Genre? What is a Hybrid Genre?

Genre is a way of labelling certain

text types. A genre will features

specific conventions

(typical elements)

A hybrid genre combines

conventions from 2 or more genres.

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Questions? Questions? Questions?

Who is he?

Is he dangerous?What does he say to Ofelia?

Who is he? What role does he play in the narrative?

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Compare your notes with the person next to you. Prepare to share 1 thing they have recorded.

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To learn about Genre and Narrative

To explore character types and how they affect the

narrative

To explore character types and how they affect the

narrative

To predict and justify how the narrative is likely develop

To predict and justify how the narrative is likely develop

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Character TypesExamples Character

TypesDescription

Hero  

Villain  

Mentor  

Blocker(s)  

Prize  

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Examples Character Types

Description

Hero  The central protagonist of the narrative

who drives it forward.

Villain  

Seeks riches, glory and or power, and seeks to stop the hero succeeding in the quest or mission.

Mentor  Gives the hero important information or

equipment to help him/her in the quest

Blocker(s)  Tries to prevent the hero completing at

least part of the quest.

Prize  Acts as a reward for the hero

succeeding in the quest (often a ‘princess’ type)

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Can we find all the character types?

Can we have more than one character fitting into one category?

Who would be the ‘Prize’?

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Exit ticket

• On post-it: – Name– Level reached + evidence

– What do you need to do to make further progress?

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Questions? Questions? Questions?

What is she

reading?

Is she an obedient

daughter?Is the book dangerous?

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Last Lesson

Genre

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Ofelia is most like…because….

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Home Learning Check

- Share your findings with neighbour.

- Add to your notes.

- Report back one thing they have said that you

didn’t.

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To learn about Genre and Narrative

To be able to discuss and analyse the genre of Pan’s

Labyrinth.

To be able to discuss and analyse the genre of Pan’s

Labyrinth.

Aiming for level 5c: You must reach Stage 3.

Aiming for level 5b/a: You must start on Stage 4 and find examples to illustrate.

Aiming for level 6 and beyond: You must reach Stage 4. The quality and detail of your ANALYSIS in your mindmap/writing will determine which level you reach.

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Gothic

Fantasy

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I can apply my knowledge to analyse ways in which Pan’s Labyrinth is both a Fantasy and Gothic texts and illustrate with specific examples from the film. I can refer to character types in my analysis and the role they play in the narrative

Stage 4

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Exit ticket

• On post-it: – Name– Level reached + evidence

– What do you need to do to make further progress?


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