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LESSON PLANS - Roald Dahl

B E H AV I O U R SThese read-along resources include extracts, Literacy and PSHE learning objectives, LESSON PLANS and fun activity sheets!Illustrations Quentin Blake IDENTITY R E WA R D I N G P O S I T I V E B E H AV I O U RLESSON PLANSMARVELLOUS THEMES INCLUDING:EXPLOREis a proud partner of Roald Dahl education @roald_dahlIn association withIllustrations Quentin @roald_dahlIn association with2 CONTENTSLESSON PLAN 1: BOOK THEME: IdentityLITERACY OBJECTIVE: Building a picture of a character using descriptive languagePSHE OBJECTIVE: Understanding how names can shape identityEXTRACT USED: from Chapter 6 The First Two Finders and Chapter 8 Two More Golden Tickets Found LESSON PLAN 2:BOOK THEME.

variety of combinations and some should raise a giggle or two! 5. Now give pairs of children a couple of minutes to come up with one or two suggestions as to ... You may want to have some examples of eye-catching packaging available to show the children. You will also need to provide children with a copy of resource 1: ... partner which one ...

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LESSON PLANS - Roald Dahl

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Illustrations © Quentin Blake www.roalddahl.com @roald_dahl In association with 2 CONTENTS LESSON PLAN 1: BOOK THEME: Identity LITERACY OBJECTIVE:Building a picture of a character using descriptive language

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The Twits - Roald Dahl

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The Twits The Glass Eye and The Frog e •. outcome • h , vices. ence • og. icular link • ama. ces • y en. • Give each pair or table group an object or a picture of an object.

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Danny, the Champion of the World - Roald Dahl

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Danny, the Champion of the World Danny’s dad and Captain Lancaster • Ask two strong actors to come up to the front of the class. Read the following extract.

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• EXCITING WRITING These read-along resources include extracts, Literacy and PSHE learning objectives, lesson plans and fun activity sheets! Illustrations

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The Witches - Roald Dahl

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The Witches - How to Recognise a Witch cont. • In groups, the children complete this task: The BBC has seen your poster and wants to do an interview with a witchophile to learn more about these witches.

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LESSON PLANS - Roald Dahl

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Each child in your class will need a copy of RESOURCE 2: CHARACTER PROFILE. STARTER ACTIVITY: Read both extracts of text to the children and ask them to listen carefully to the character descriptions. Read them again and, as you read, invite children to draw a picture of what they think Mr and Mrs Twit look like without discussing the text.

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