Charles Dickens – A Christmas Carol – S862

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A cura di: Laurel Donker

Ebenezer Scrooge wants nothing to do with Christmas.

Edizione: 2012
Pagine: 64
ISBN: 9788824431545
Codice: S862
Formato: 17 x 24
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Abstract

Ebenezer Scrooge wants nothing to do with Christmas. The old, mean and greedy man hates anything and everything that is related to Christmas: the food, the people, the singing and especially the charity. But on Christmas Eve Scrooge receives a visit from the ghost of his old business partner, Jacob Marley. Scrooge is told that during the night three ghosts will come to visit him and that he will be forced to change his selfish ways.

The reader contains

• Author’s Life and Works

• Adaptation of the text with notes

• Wide variety of activities covering the four skills

• Focuses on: Christmas Time in England and The Victorian Era

• Creative Activities and On Line Projects

• Trinity – style exercises (Grade 4)

• Cambridge – style exercises for KET
• Book on CD: Recordings of Text and Activities (Downloadable also in mp3 format from the website www.simonescuola.it)

 

The visit of the spirits

Scrooge is visited by the ghost of his former partner, Jacob Marley, who warns him that three spirits will come to guide him:

• the Ghost of Christmas Past
• the Ghost of Christmas Present
• the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come

Through these encounters, Scrooge is forced to confront his life and change his ways.

Themes of transformation and compassion

The story explores timeless themes:

• redemption and personal change
• kindness and generosity
• social responsibility
• the true meaning of Christmas

A graded reader for English learners

This edition is designed for students and includes:

• adapted text with notes
• accessible language
• engaging reading experience

Activities and cultural insights

The reader offers:

• activities covering reading, writing, listening, and speaking
• focus on Christmas traditions in England
• insights into the Victorian Era
• creative activities and online projects

Exam preparation and audio support

Included in the book:

• Trinity-style exercises (Grade 4)
• Cambridge-style exercises for KET
• CD with recordings of the text and activities
• downloadable mp3 audio files

A classic that inspires

Perfect for:

• English learners
• students preparing for exams
• lovers of classic literature
• readers interested in meaningful stories

A Christmas Carol is a heartwarming and inspiring story that reminds us of the importance of kindness, generosity, and second chances.

Indice

LIFE AND WORKS OF CHARLES DICKENS

GETTING INTO THE STORY

PRESENTATION OF THE CHARACTERS

CHAPTER 1 MARLEY’S GHOST

POST-READING ACTIVITIES

DIVING INTO Christmas Time in England

CHAPTER 2 THE FIRST OF THE THREE SPIRITS

POST-READING ACTIVITIES

CHAPTER 3 THE SECOND OF THE THREE SPIRITS

POST-READING ACTIVITIES

DETECTIVE WORK

CHAPTER 4 THE LAST OF THE SPIRITS

POST-READING ACTIVITIES

CHAPTER 5 THE END OF IT

POST-READING ACTIVITIES

HANDS ON HISTORY The Victorian Era

FINAL ACTIVITIES

TRINITY – style activities

CAMBRIDGE KET – style activities
The CD symbols mark the beginning and end of each track.