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Objectives |
Resource Details |
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Questions about Chapters 1 - 5
( 5 page) |
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To clarify understanding of the story |
Set of questions for each chapter to
ensure understanding of the story |
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Meaning of words
(1 page) |
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To clarify understanding of the story |
Match the Indian words to their
definitions – pictures show where appropriate |
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Chapter description
(2 pages) |
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To clarify understanding of the story |
Describe each chapter, using the opening sentence, by
writing about it under the headings |
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Pretend you are the character
(4 pages) |
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4
Drama
Reflect on how working in role helps to explore complex
issues |
Write in the speech bubbles about the
chosen character as if it were you and present to the class. |
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Medium frequency words Y4 and 5
(13 pages) |
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6
Word structure and spelling
Spell high and medium frequency words |
Year 4 and 5 medium frequency words -
132 words. Laminate and cut out to practise recognition |
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Book Review
(1 page) |
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7
Understanding and interpreting texts
Infer writers perspectives from what is written and from
what is implied |
Fill in the boxes to give a report on
the book of Grandpa Chatterji |
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Similes and Metaphors
(2 pages) |
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7
Understanding and interpreting texts
Compare different types of narrative and information texts.
Identify how they are structured |
Explanation of both. Match the phrase
to its meaning. Write the comparisons |
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Metaphors
(2 pages) |
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7
Understanding and interpreting texts
Compare different types of narrative and information texts.
Identify how they are structured |
Explain why the words in bold are used
in these metaphors. Some metaphors taken from the story
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Similes
(3 pages) |
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7
Understanding and interpreting texts
Compare different types of narrative and information texts.
Identify how they are structured |
Give comparisons, make similes, and
explain the similes from the story of Grandpa Chatterji. |
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Create a different impression
(1 page) |
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7
Understanding and interpreting texts
Compare different types of narrative and information texts.
Identify how they are structured |
Read the description and change the
adjectives to give a different impression of the character |
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Connectives
(7 pages) |
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7
Understanding and interpreting texts
Identify how they are structured |
Find the connectives in each chapter.
Write sentences. Connectives in each chapter referenced at
the end |
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How is description used in Grandpa Chatterji?
(2 pages) |
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7
Understanding and interpreting texts
Explore how writers use language for dramatic effects |
Find the given types of description in
the sentences from the story. Two grades of difficulty |
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Write parts of speech
(1 page) |
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7
Understanding and interpreting texts
Explore how writers use language for dramatic effects |
Find the given parts of speech in the
story and record them on the chart |
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Synonyms
(2 pages) |
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7
Understanding and interpreting texts
Explore how writers use language for dramatic effects |
Find synonyms for the given feelings
adjectives. Write a sentence using new adjective. |
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New Chapter
(4 pages) |
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9
Creating and shaping texts
Reflect independently and critically on own writing and edit
and improve it |
Makes notes for story under the
headings. Write the story. Evaluate and edit . |
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Build up characters
(6 pages) |
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9
Creating and shaping texts
Develop viewpoint through the use of portrayal of action,
selection of detail |
Collect quotes from the text that show how the type of
character is built up. Record on the tables under the
headings |
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Contrasting characters
(1 page) |
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9
Creating and shaping texts
Develop viewpoint through the use of portrayal of action,
selection of detail |
Explain the relationships between the two Grandpas and other
given characters |
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Who said that?
(5 pages) |
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9
Creating and shaping texts
Vary pace and develop viewpoint through the use of direct
and reported speech, portrayal of action, selection of
detail |
Write down who said each of the speeches, Chang the direct
speech into indirect speech without using ‘said’ List of
words that can be used. |
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Review of the story of Grandpa Chatterji
(7 pages) |
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Sentence structure and punctuation
Punctuate sentences accurately, including use of speech
marks and apostrophes |
Reviews of the story as written by children. Read reviews
and edit grammar and spelling mistakes |
