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Hector146s World153150Lesson Plan Episode 1150145Details Details146 Years02 Very young children may be quick to volunteer information about themselves both on and offline. licence. This licence will be deemed to extend to only those items so 4. The drugs repacked under this licence shall bear on their label, apart from other particulars required by these Rules, the name from the Iliad . . by Homer, translated by Robert Fagles. Literary Skill: The Epic Simile. Advanced Skill: Analyze Epithet. Detecting Imagery. Epic Simile or Homeric Simile. Extended comparisons. 23 August 1851: 30 shillings per month, payable in advance. . Same fee for all, successful digger or not. . Geelong Advertiser . 1851: ‘insult to common sense’ , ‘juggernaut tax to crush the poor’. Heroism. UNIT 3 AOS1. LEARNING INTENTION: . Identify how the theme of heroism is explored in the text . Context of Heroism. HEROISM: . A remarkably . brave . person. Somebody . who commits an act of remarkable bravery or who has shown an admirable quality such as great courage or strength of . P. 28-p. 41. Learning lessons: mindmap. What lessons have the boys learnt from each teacher?. What lessons do they need to learn?. Can the word 'lessons' have more than one meaning? . What lesson to do think Bennett is trying to teach us, if any? . Hector’s World™–Lesson Plan Episode 5–‘Heroes’ Years3-4 1.Children understand some of the techniques that are used in the online environment to elicit their personal info Pages 70-77. Presenting findings about pages 70-77:. What did you notice about:. The presentation of Hector’s bathetic decline;. The responses/reactions of the boys to the shared lesson (including who they seem more loyal to);. Read Hector and Irwin’s conversation on pages 48-49. This is the first of three ‘intimate’ moments between Irwin and Hector. Why do you think it is placed at this point in the play?. Compare and contrast:. The “Older” Generation. Sadie. Context = . Tea lady – engages in conversation with all characters – it lets us see her relationship with each individual. . Maternal with Hector/ protective – this relationship shows Hector’s isolation when Sadie is not around. . The Trojan War. Homer and the Epic Cycle. The myth of the Trojan War was a great and continuing inspiration to Greek artists and poets. The main lines of the story were sketched out by early epic poets such as Homer (eighth century BC), but the tradition was never firmly fixed. Later poets treated the myth freely; small incidents were enlarged, new episodes were introduced, local variants incorporated and different (even contradictory) interpretations offered.. Katy. : She likes dancing. She is popular with children and they think she can dance well.. Wesley:. Katy’s ballroom partner. He is a prefect. . Melissa: . Katy’s friend. Zeke’s friend. Zeke:. Was the Trojan War . a Historical Event. Scholars are uncertain about the historical details of the Trojan War. . The story has . been pieced together from several sources, most notably from Homer’s . The use of personalised number plates, usually called private plates, has become more common among owners of vehicles in the United Kingdom. Mallaig. Sprinkling Song . Spirit of God, come dwell within me..  . Open my heart, O come set me free. . Fill me with love for Jesus, my Lord.. O fill me with living water.. Jesus is living, Jesus is here. .