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  • Working with literature

    Scope 1–2

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    Short Story: “The Way up to Heaven”

    “The Way up to Heaven” was first published in The New Yorker in 1954. Below you will find a video of actor Tania Rodrigues reading the story. Listen to or read the text, and work with the accompanying tasks.

  • The Twits

    Stages 8–10

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  • The Three Little Pigs

    Stages 8–10

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    Three Little Pigs

    This poem takes a new look at an old fairy tale. 

  • Lamb to the Slaughter

    Stages 8–10

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  • The Witches

    Quest 5–7

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    How to Recognise a Witch

    The Witches is a book written by the author Roald Dahl. The book is about a boy who lives with his Norwegian grandmother. The boy’s grandmother tells him the story about the witches and how they disguise themselves as lovely ladies, when they secretly want to get rid of all the children in the world. Luckily the boy and his grandmother know how to recognise these evil creatures, but can they get rid of them for good?The Witches is a book written by the author Roald Dahl. The book is about a boy who lives with his Norwegian grandmother. The boy’s grandmother tells him the story about the witches and how they disguise themselves as lovely ladies, when they secretly want to get rid of all the children in the world. Luckily the boy and his grandmother know how to recognise these evil creatures, but can they get rid of them for good?

  • The Three Little Pigs

    Stages 8–10

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    Three Little Pigs

    This poem takes a new look at an old fairy tale. This poem takes a new look at an old fairy tale. 

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  • Terminprøve sidemål 10. trinn vår 2022

    Terminprøver 8-10

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  • Forberedelsesmateriale 10. trinn

    Terminprøver 8-10

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    Dypfryst

    Novellen «Dypfryst» er hentet fra samlingen Et hode kortere og andre hårreisende historier, opprinnelig utgitt på engelsk i 1953. Her møter vi Mary Maloney, som holder både hodet og andre ting kaldt ...

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