Year Nine Takeaway Homework- Gothic
Year Nine Takeaway Homework- Gothic
Please choose from one of the three homework op4ons for each week. Your homework will be marked for effort, as well as for accuracy. If you are absent on hand in day, please hand in your homework in the next lesson that you are in. There are several ‘Extra Credit’ homeworks. Students may choose to do these at any 4me over the next half-‐term. Comple4on of ‘Extra Credit’ homework shows real dedica4on and excellent mo4va4on! Due: Tues 13th Jan
Due: Tues 27th Jan
Due: Tues 10th Feb
Extra Credit
Extra Credit
Create a collage of Gothic images and wri4ng that you can find. Include cap4ons for each picture.
Create your own Gothic interpreta4on-‐ this could be wri4ng, artwork, customising an old t shirt, designing a costume-‐ be imagina4ve!
Research a Gothic writer – include details about their life, the wri4ng that they produced and any pictures to accompany your ideas.
Create a food that uses the perfect recipe for a Gothic book or film. Be crea4ve with your ingredients!
Create a quiz/puzzle to test someone’s knowledge of Gothic.
Create a ten song playlist of Gothic themed music. Write a paragraph to explain your choices.
Create your own character for a Gothic horror story. Illustrate your character and label it to show how he or she suits the Gothic genre.
Write a Gothic poem, using your knowledge of gothic seJngs and the techniques usually used.
Create a 3d model for a Gothic seJng. Label your model to explain your choices.
Create a board game to test someone’s knowledge of Gothic.
Create a pain4ng or drawing that could be used as a Gothic seJng.
Plan out a Gothic horror film-‐ include a 4meline of the plot, characters, soundtrack, seJng and maybe an extract of the script.
Create a mul4-‐material sheet that shows the Gothic genre-‐ what colours and materials represent the gothic? Consider the weather in your sheet.
Write your own Gothic story. Consider your vocabulary and sentence structure to build tension.
Create a video tutorial to test someone’s knowledge of Gothic. Make it scary so it is suitably Gothic!
If you have an idea for an alterna4ve takeaway homework task, please speak to your teacher!
Please choose from one of the three homework op4ons for each week. Your homework will be marked for effort, as well as for accuracy. If you are absent on hand in day, please hand in your homework in the next lesson that you are in. There are several ‘Extra Credit’ homeworks. Students may choose to do these at any 4me over the next half-‐term. Comple4on of ‘Extra Credit’ homework shows real dedica4on and excellent mo4va4on! Due: Tues 13th Jan
Due: Tues 27th Jan
Due: Tues 10th Feb
Extra Credit
Extra Credit
Create a collage of Gothic images and wri4ng that you can find. Include cap4ons for each picture.
Create your own Gothic interpreta4on-‐ this could be wri4ng, artwork, customising an old t shirt, designing a costume-‐ be imagina4ve!
Research a Gothic writer – include details about their life, the wri4ng that they produced and any pictures to accompany your ideas.
Create a food that uses the perfect recipe for a Gothic book or film. Be crea4ve with your ingredients!
Create a quiz/puzzle to test someone’s knowledge of Gothic.
Create a ten song playlist of Gothic themed music. Write a paragraph to explain your choices.
Create your own character for a Gothic horror story. Illustrate your character and label it to show how he or she suits the Gothic genre.
Write a Gothic poem, using your knowledge of gothic seJngs and the techniques usually used.
Create a 3d model for a Gothic seJng. Label your model to explain your choices.
Create a board game to test someone’s knowledge of Gothic.
Create a pain4ng or drawing that could be used as a Gothic seJng.
Plan out a Gothic horror film-‐ include a 4meline of the plot, characters, soundtrack, seJng and maybe an extract of the script.
Create a mul4-‐material sheet that shows the Gothic genre-‐ what colours and materials represent the gothic? Consider the weather in your sheet.
Write your own Gothic story. Consider your vocabulary and sentence structure to build tension.
Create a video tutorial to test someone’s knowledge of Gothic. Make it scary so it is suitably Gothic!
If you have an idea for an alterna4ve takeaway homework task, please speak to your teacher!
