Read the Early Life section about Charles Dickens. Identify 5 major events that occurred in Dickens life. Copy down the quote on the left, then summarize in your own words on the right. Event #1 (Quote)
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How much influence do you think the events in Charles Dickens life had on the writing of his novel, A Christmas Carol? Be sure to use evidence (quotes above) to support your ideas.
More information on Charles Dickens Explore the different sections, the timeline, the fun facts, the photos, videos, and games on this website. You will learn information about Charles Dickens and his life, works of literature, etc. On the left, write down 3 interesting facts about Dickens and why they caught your attention and on the right, write down where (what section) on the site you found them. Interesting Fact #1
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Click on Sounds on the box at the right top hand corner of the website. Listen to Part 1 Marleys Ghost. Carefully pay attention to the description of Ebenezer Scrooge in the very beginning. In the box below, draw how you might picture Scrooge to look like (stick figures are fine). In addition to your picture, copy down 5 short quotes from the sound clip that describe Scrooge the way you have drawn him to be. If you would like to read the description, please visit this page.
Characters in A Christmas Carol Visit this webpage and read about any 5 characters (do not use Ebenezer Scrooge). As you read about these characters, write in each box summarizing the character description you read and give 1-2 sentences of your opinion on this character, how you think he/she impacts the story, etc. (does not have to be accurate). Character suggestions: Bob Cratchit, Fred, Jacob Marley, Belle, Fan, and Fezziwig. Character #1
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Character 1 Character 2 A Christmas Carol Character Traits Same
Fill in the venn diagram below using any 2 characters you learned about from this webercise. Fill out the text boxes below by listing the characters unique traits on the left and right, and their similar traits in the middle.