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Linking Stimulus Booklet with Skrzynecki Poems (1 Viewer)
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lukegirgis
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Juddy2250 said:
yeh i got the same prob
kirstmetz
New Member
Hey looser
why dont u just ask me then . . . u know i am genius bub! . . u will have to pay me in snakes though . . .mmm snakes
why dont u just ask me then . . . u know i am genius bub! . . u will have to pay me in snakes though . . .mmm snakes
Which Skrzynecki with which BOS texts?
Hey Juddy,
Its really not that hard 2 link the BOS book texts with the poems, u just have to think outside the box..
Try looking for links between what aspect of the physical journey, or its effects are being shown in the text..
eg.. u could link Feliks skrzynecki, or crossing the red sea with the wind in the willows because of the way they both explore the effects of a journey on different ppl.. in feliks skrzynecki the effect of migration on peter is being compared/contrasted to that on his father, feliks.. and in the wind in the willows, we can see how different personality types react to the prospect of the journey.. toad=enthusiastic, positive, rat=reserved, unwilling to undergo change, negative, mole=keen, but scared 2 go alone, needs the support of his friends to leave security of home.. in crossing the red sea, we can see by the direct dialogue the positve vs negative attitudes toward journey of different migrants..
Hey Juddy,
Its really not that hard 2 link the BOS book texts with the poems, u just have to think outside the box..
Try looking for links between what aspect of the physical journey, or its effects are being shown in the text..
eg.. u could link Feliks skrzynecki, or crossing the red sea with the wind in the willows because of the way they both explore the effects of a journey on different ppl.. in feliks skrzynecki the effect of migration on peter is being compared/contrasted to that on his father, feliks.. and in the wind in the willows, we can see how different personality types react to the prospect of the journey.. toad=enthusiastic, positive, rat=reserved, unwilling to undergo change, negative, mole=keen, but scared 2 go alone, needs the support of his friends to leave security of home.. in crossing the red sea, we can see by the direct dialogue the positve vs negative attitudes toward journey of different migrants..
freddyfat
New Member
need help with linking texts
can ne one help me link skryneki's central station with journeys over land and sea, for my journeys essay ....
can ne one help me link skryneki's central station with journeys over land and sea, for my journeys essay ....
freddyfat
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hey PEOPLE IT WOULD REALLY BE HELPFULL IF I GET ANY NOTES
chelzmalee
death by pastry
If anyone needs ANY Skrzynecki notes- email me chelzwaz@hotmail.com cos I have TONS
