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Objectives |
Resource Details |
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Questions about the story
(3 pages) |
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To clarify understanding of the story |
Short questions about the story – fill
in answers from the given words. |
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Summary of chapters
(7 pages) |
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To clarify understanding of the story |
Read the brief summary of a group of
chapters and complete the given task after each set. |
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Review chapters by answering the questions
(9 pages) |
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To clarify understanding of the story |
Questions to answer and one task about
which to write a few lines |
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Louis Sachar
(8 pages) |
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To know about the author |
Write down questions to ask the author.
Find from the internet or from the given questions and
answers, some answers to the questions asked and record
answers. |
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Bullies
(1 page) |
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Speaking
Explore, develop and sustain topics and issues through talk |
Think about, answer questions about
bullying in the story and give own comments about bullying. |
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Questions to discuss
(2 pages) |
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Speaking
Explore, develop and sustain topics and issues through talk |
List of questions about computers or
counselors in school to discuss. May be cut up and given to
groups to make presentation on views.
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Bradley’s character change
(3 pages) |
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Speaking
Use a range of oral techniques to present persuasive
arguments and engaging narratives |
Record Bradley’s change in character,
evidence and an explanation. Write paragraphs about his
character development. Show how he has changed regarding the
given people / items |
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Carla’s report
(1 page) |
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Group discussion and interaction
Understand and use a variety of ways to criticize
constructively and respond to criticism |
Make a report from Carla about Bradley.
Compare with a friend’s and give constructive criticism |
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Book report
(2 pages) |
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Group discussion and interaction
Understand and use a variety of ways to criticize
constructively and respond to criticism |
Make a book report by filling in the
boxes with the headings to give your comments on the book |
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America
(1 page) |
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Word structure and spelling
Use a range of appropriate strategies to edit, proof read
and correct spelling in own work on paper and / or on screen |
American words – spellings and
meanings.. Find out about American schools. |
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Clues about Bradley
(1 page) |
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Engaging and responding to texts
Sustain engagement with longer texts
using different techniques to make the text come alive |
Choose clues about Bradley showing how the writer suggests
things about Bradley’s character without actually saying
them |
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Building tension
(2 pages) |
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Engaging and responding to texts
Sustain engagement with longer texts
using different techniques to make the text come alive |
Select features that are used to build up tension in the
given paragraph. Write own passage using some features which
shows a build up of tension |
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Writing techniques
(1 page
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Creating and shaping texts
Use different narrative techniques to
engage and entertain the reader |
Find techniques of writing used in the
given paragraph |
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Stereotypes
(2 page) |
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Creating and shaping texts
Select words and language drawing on
their knowledge of literary features and formal and informal
writing |
Fid out about stereotypes and describe
some. Write adjectives for stereotypical boy or girl
qualities. Write which characters have the given
description.. Answer the questions. |
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The main character
(1 page) |
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Creating and shaping texts
Select words and language drawing on
their knowledge of literary features and formal and informal
writing |
Write a description of the main
character in your opinion using the given prompts |
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Formal and informal speech
(2 pages) |
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Creating and shaping texts
Select words and language drawing on
their knowledge of literary features and formal and informal
writing |
Read the given speeches and change from
formal to informal and vice versa. |
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Match the definitions
(10 pages) |
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Creating and shaping texts
Select words and language drawing on
their knowledge of literary features |
Match the definitions and multi choice
definitions for words from many of the chapters |
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Letter to Carla
(1 page) |
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Creating and shaping texts
Select words and language drawing on
their knowledge of literary features |
From Bradley’s letter to Carla, write
about why each given things is significant to the storyline |
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Friendships or not
(1 page) |
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Creating and shaping texts
Select words and language drawing on
their knowledge of literary features |
From the story consider the given
examples to say whether friendships are made or broken |
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Bradley’s lists
(2 pages) |
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10
Text structure and organisation
Use varied structures to shape and
organise texts coherently |
Bradley’s list to categorise. Record about what you infer
about Bradley |
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Postcards
(1 page) |
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10
Text structure and organisation
Use varied structures to shape and
organise texts coherently
12
Presentation
Use different styles of handwriting |
Write a postcard thinking about the different features in
the written content. |
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Paragraphs and punctuation
(1 page) |
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10
Text structure and organisation
Use paragraphs to achieve pace and
emphasis |
Write the passage and put in punctuation marks and
paragraphs.
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Apostrophes
(1 page) |
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Sentence structure and punctuation
Use punctuation to clarify meaning in complex sentences |
Add the missing apostrophes to the given sentences from the
book. Highlight types of apostrophe in the appropriate
colours |