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In this activity, you’ll see some descriptions of classic novels changed for the time of coronavirus. Then, you’ll write your own.

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Curriculum codes:

Year 7: ACELY1725
Year 8: ACELY1736
Year 9: ACELY1746
Year 10: ACELT1814, ACELT1644

Ideal for: Lower Secondary, Upper Secondary

Themes:

be creative
think and connect

Time required: 20 minutes

Curriculum connections: English, Critical and Creative Thinking

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