Jekyll+&+Hyde

=Jekyll & Hyde=





31/01/12 - Homework Instructions
1. Sign up to Google Docs if you don't already have a google account (if you have gmail, then you do). You can link your hotmail account to this for a quick, easy and painless signup! 2. Add the other people in your group as collaborators (by clicking 'share' and adding users' email addresses). //It would be a good idea to write everyone in your group's email address in the Project groups.// - Make sure that you set their status to 'can edit'. 4. Begin collaborating on your powerpoints. 5. When finished, click on file --> download as --> PPTX. It should then pop up as a powerpoint on your computer. Save it in powerpoint, making sure you select file --> save as --> and select the PowerPoint 97-2004 (.ppt) format for saving this. 6. Now upload the powerpoint file to the Jekyll & Hyde page.


 * Jekyll and Hyde pics of group work notes are available here: bit.ly/JHpics. Please upload your group presentations below:**

Some good links to Jekyll and Hyde revision aids:

@http://www.sparknotes.com/lit/jekyll/facts.html - structure, plot, climax etc.

and

@http://www.sparknotes.com/lit/jekyll/quotes.html - for quotes explained.

It is **highly recommended** that you check these sites out as extra revision resources and //make notes!!//

This is a good study guide for Jekyll & Hyde. Use your notes from class and homework to help you work through it. You should also try to re-read the novella before the exam; this could be done as you are filling in the study guide.



Below are a selection of resources used in class as part of Jekyll & Hyde:





















- a decent set of notes to J & H. Written quickly in note form. za