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Looking at junk mail

Submitted by Karen Gaynor on 12 November 2007.

A great hands-on fill-in activity where learners are asked to inspect a range of leaflets and note down emotive language, textual features, images, etc.

Resource File(s)
l1purposejunkmail.pdf
Resource type
Worksheet(s) or assignment
Hands-on / practical activity
Physical format
2 pages
Level
Level 1
English
Rt/L1.2
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