Oxford Playscripts: The Turbulent Term Of Tyke Tiler
by Gene Kemp

Name: Oxford Playscripts: The Turbulent Term Of Tyke Tiler
Brand: Gene Kemp
SKU: 9780198314998
Rating: 3.84 (1119 reviews)

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Highlights

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Large Cast

British Adaptation

Why we like it

"This playful adaptation invites students to explore themes of friendship and adventure through lively performance."

From: Plays with Built-In Curriculum Tie-Ins

What readers are saying

Readers appreciate the nostalgic and humorous storytelling in Tyke Tiler's adventures, highlighting its relatable themes of friendship and childhood mischief. Many note the surprise twist at the end, which adds depth to the narrative and challenges character expectations. However, some find parts of the story dull and not engaging enough for contemporary audiences.

Relatable characters and themesSurprising ending twistNostalgic and humorousCharming storytellingSome parts are dull or confusing

Synopsis

When friend Danny steals a tenner and Dad stands for the local council, it's only the start of a turbulent term for Tyke Tiler.

And with the discovery of a disused mill, a smelly old marrow bone, a runaway mouse called Fatty, and a conveniently abandoned stack of test papers, Tyke certainly makes this term one to remember... BLNew, innovative activities specifically tailored to support the KS3 Framework for Teaching English and help students to fulfil the Framework objectives.

Activities include work on Speaking and Listening, close text analysis, and the structure of playscripts, and act as a springboard for personal writing

Publication

PublisherOxford University Press

Year2003

BindingPaperback

EditionUK ed.

Pages96

LanguageEnglish

ISBN-139780198314998

ISBN-10019831499X

Oxford Playscripts: The Turbulent Term Of Tyke Tiler is a British adaptation play written by Gene Kemp and published by Oxford University Press (2003).

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