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New Standpoints - 51 - February 201221 Victorian society Dickens worksheetIntroductIonThe year 2012 is the 200th anniversary of Charles Dickens's birth. Not only was Dickens a brilliant storyteller, but he was also an invaluable witness of his time. This episode of Oliver Twist, adapted as a comic strip, will give pupils a glimpse of orphanages and workhouses in Victorian England. No doubt they will empathise with the culture: Charles Dickens Oliver Twist workhouses, child labour and regulations in the19th century. vocabulary and Grammar in context: making hypotheses be going to + V the simple past passive voice vocabulary related to living and working A transparency of the comic strip and an OHP An Internet access for pupils New Standpoints Live, Tracks 25-28 A copy of the worksheet per pupil Copies of the full comic strip speaking - Production a2: recapitulating, making sentences from keywords, giving opinions.

22 New Standpoints - 51 - February 2012 worksheet Victorian society — Dickens student WorksHeet TASK 1 a. Listen and write the dialogue in the speech bubbles. b. listen and write or circle the correct answer.

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