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It is wise to plant just one amaryllis bulb in one pot. This This book is demonstrates and explains a whole range of optical illusions aided by diagrams that the reader can explore. Everyone wants a lovely garden.
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This book is all about a mother and little bear in their cave. The little bear is trying to sleep while mother is reading her book. The mother brings a b This book is all about a mother and little bear in their cave. Alex66 little bear is trying to sleep while mother is reading her alex66. The mother brings a bigger lantern each time but still there is too much dark. And so the mother takes the little bear outside and shows him the moon. This book could be used for Alex66 1-3. I really enjoyed this book because it such an endearing story of mother and child. Most of us may have been scared of the dark going to sleep as a child which this book reminds us. The illustrations are very important here showing the light and dark. Cross-curricular work can be done from the book with Light and Dark for Year 1 in particular. Why the moon has light could be a valuable teaching point, or what in the lantern creates light. Speech marks and brackets could be modelled in shared reading and writing. Children could be asked what other books they have heard of or read have bears in them. Book reviews could be written. Role play again may be useful. Alternate endings could be examined or own stories based on being afraid of the dark can be attempted. This book follows two rabbits, one good and one bad. The start of the book introduces them both. However the bad rabbit wanted alex66 carrot and grabbed it off him without asking. To make matters This book follows two rabbits, one good and one bad. The start of the book introduces them both. However the bad rabbit wanted some carrot and grabbed it off him without asking. To make matters worse the bad rabbit scratches the good one making him feel very sad. But then a hunter sees the bad rabbit eating the carrot from afar and takes his shot. The bad rabbit is not killed but loses his carrot, tail and whiskers. The strong moral element of the book is the reason why I like this book. The contrast between the good and bad rabbit works very well. The ending also gives the reader a sense of justice as the bad rabbit gets punished for what he did to the good rabbit. It is good I believe that the bad rabbit is not killed as that would send the wrong message to children. The moral of the story will serve as the main source of activites. Children can discuss in pairs about what they think alex66 story means, the moral. Reasons why the good rabbit was upset or why the bad rabbit stole the carrot can be argued. A debate on whether what happened to the bad rabbit was fair may prove useful. Role play of the plot would be perfect for this age range. Descriptions of the bad and good rabbit can be written and compared. Captions of what they might say could be written introducing speech marks, question marks or exclamation marks. Sequencing questions can also be asked. This is of course the third book of the classic Harry Potter series. alex66 This year a dangerous criminal who alex66 Lord Voldermort has escaped from the wizard prison Azkaban. This year a dangerous criminal who served Lord Voldermort has alex66 from the wizard prison Azkaban. The school year continues as normal full of magic lessons, quidditch and romance. However the book makes a climax when Harry comes face to face with Sirius Black right on the Hogwarts Grounds. I loved this book as it really does take you alex66 into another world that feels so real and fantastical to the reader. Alex66 has done an amazing job to create such a detailed hidden world amongst the Muggles. The characters are full of life and really make you care about them. The plot is gripping and the darker atmosphere of this alex66 makes it un-put-downable and unforgettable. For activities in the book a number of ideas can be worked on. How the writer creates the setting of Hogwarts may be useful through using description. The style of language can be analysed to create the darker atmosphere. Diary work can be used, for example as Sirius Black in prison. Role play and drama could either reproduce key scenes or improvise how characters feel to show understanding. Alternate endings can use to prediction. Acrostic work or poetry are other ideas. For instructions how to ride Buckbeak could be done. Plot outlines on a timeline is another idea. I enjoyed reading this poem because of its strong connection to nature making it very soothing and relaxing. The poem very cleverly links the tree to the sea, harbor and a ship through various literary devices such as imagery and personification. Rhyming words can be analyzed, words that may be unknown could be explored. Children can review the poem saying why they liked it or not. The meaning of the poem: what the poet is trying to do, can be explored. Children could explore using speech marks in their poem alex66 look at the position of the author and how that impacts the poem. Children could think of similar incidents and attempt to make their own poems with humor. The poem could be read as a whole class focusing alex66 syllables or expression. The main idea is that nobody was clear which part of the dog is front and which is the back. Humor, of course, runs through the whole poem making alex66 fun and amusing. Children should have no problems in understanding the poem as they can relate to it. A large range of work can alex66 done from the poem similar to the idea above. This book is demonstrates and explains a whole range of optical illusions aided by diagrams that the reader can explore. One of these include locating your blind spot. Contents include tricks with pictures, spinning, mirrors and cuts and folds. This This book is demonstrates and explains a whole range of optical illusions aided by diagrams that the reader can explore. One of these include locating your blind spot. Contents include tricks with pictures, spinning, mirrors and cuts and folds. This book is great as there are just so many examples for the reader to try out. For children this will really get them engaged and excited. One would want to know why and how these tricks seem to work. Some of the tricks need resources which could be a drawback but they can be easily made if you are enthusiastic. As for activities pupils would clearly try the tricks for alex66 and maybe talk about why it happens. Each child could chose a different trick and alex66 each other in groups or the whole class. This work could be a useful introduction or extension for science topics. This book is takes a humorous take on the First World War as does all the other books in the series. It is split up chronologically by each year including the first shot, total war, the Somme, mud and exhaustion. Timelines alex66 used well to get event This book is takes a humorous take on alex66 First World War as does all the other books in the series. Alex66 is split up chronologically by each year including the first shot, total war, the Somme, mud and exhaustion. Timelines are used well to get events in order. It is a very creative book that uses a range of captions, mixed media like poems and newspaper reports. The reader is really taken into the mindset of the people at the alex66 with a lot of interesting random facts. I like this book as it manages to put a light touch on a war that was so awful, without demeaning it. The pages are varied due to pictures, captions and mixed-media. A range of activities could be worked on. Pupils could use the book as a starting point to find out what life was like alex66 a soldier in the Great War. Trench Warfare in particular could be explored. Children could use other resources to make a timeline of main events. Propaganda posters could be looked at and pupils can make their own. The class could discuss why the war was called the Great War and why it is important. The Tiger who came to tea as a title already gives the basic plot. The main character is a little girl called Sophie who is eating tea with her Mum. Then the doorbell rings to the surprise of Mum and a Tiger asks if he can stay for tea. Mum allows t The Tiger who came to tea as a title already gives the basic plot. The main character is a little girl called Sophie who is eating tea with her Mum. Then the doorbell rings to the surprise of Mum and a Tiger asks if he can stay for tea. Mum allows the Tiger alex66 but he eats all the sandwiches, buns, biscuits, cake, milk, tea and anything he can find. After the Tiger leaves there is no food left for alex66 father when he comes home from work. Since no food was left in the house Daddy suggests to eat out in a café. Sophie bought a large can of alex66 food in case he came back. I like this book because it is very imaginative and amusing. It is a strange idea of having a Tiger come over for tea and eat everything. The illustrations are well done and placed well in the text. The Magic Porridge Pot starts with a poor, young girl alone in the woods. She is very hungry and has nothing to eat. However a mysterious old lady gives the young girl a mysterious pot. She is very hungry and has nothing to eat. However a mysterious old lady gives the young girl a mysterious pot. And so with the pot the girl and her widowed mother had more than enough food. However, when the young girl left on alex66 errand, the mother made the pot start cooking but forgot the words to make it stop. Eventually the house was full of porridge and it ran out onto the street. This Ladybird book is great fun with a creative plot. I like the idea of having a magic pot and not having to do any cooking. The magic element, also with the specific commands, makes the story exciting for younger readers. Imagining the town full of porridge is quite humorous. Good illustrations add to the fun feel of the story. Alternative endings could be made or children could make themselves their own character in a story based on the plot. Instructional writing on how to use a Magic Pot is useful. Looking at speech marks on the pages alex66 an idea, children could make or speak dialogue of themselves alex66 their pot was overflowing. Sequencing is another possibility or summarising what happened. There are many famous fables such as the Hare and the Tortoise and the Boy who Cried Wolf. There are many famous fables such as the Hare and the Tortoise and the Boy who Cried Wolf. Each story is no longer than a page with a large illustration to accompany it. Everyone knows the fable of how the hare is so confident in beating the tortoise in a race that he decides to take a nap before finishing. The Hare oversleeps, allowing the alex66 to catch alex66 and beat the Hare. The moral is not to be overconfident and slow and steady wins the race. Children can try to guess the morals or even write their own fables. They can guess what the characters are feeling and even act it out. Looking alex66 characterisation may be useful.
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The main idea is that nobody was clear which part of the dog is front and which is the back. Easy Christmas cookies to decorate with kids. This book is demonstrates and explains a whole range of optical illusions aided by diagrams that the reader can explore. Mind well, that an incorrect hair color can instantly destroy your looks. Everyone knows the fable of how the hare is so confident in beating the tortoise in a race that he decides to take a nap before finishing.
