Oxford International Approach 2

• Engels
• Middelbare school

Feeding us all chapter 3 (5 elements of a story)

• Read pg 52

• Discuss what they may find in the cottage

• Read pg 53-55

• Do talking points 1 on pg 56

• Do Looking closely questions 1-6 on pg. 55

• Do comprehension questions 1-5 on pg. 56

• Writing a story pg 56 + handout worksheet from workbook pg 24 for outline HW(hand in on an A4 paper along with outline)

Chapter 3 page 52

Feeding us all chapter 3 (Fantasy fiction)

From Shadowmancer by G.P. Taylor

Read pages 53-55

Read Glossary before you start

The moors

a mill

 a shovel

page 56 comprehension

what could Kate and Thomas find in the cottage?

What made the cottage look 'an inviting and friendly place' to Thomas and Kate?

Which statements reveal Rueben's initial caution about inviting the children in to his home? Why do you think he behaved this way?

How does Rueben later demonstrate his kindness and concern for the children?

What signs of the Miller's trade are there?

Why didn't people usually visit Boggle Mill?

LOOKING CLOSELY

page 55

What was in the saucepan which the miller emptied onto the garden?

What smells made the kitchen inviting?

Which words and phrases in the text tell you that Rueben was a big man?

Why do you think Kate 'followed his every move?'

Do you think Thomas is speaking the truth in his reply to Rueben in the final line of the text?

Which words make you think the children may have something to hide?

Writing a Story

You are going to write a story about meeting someone who appears to be quite extraordinary at first, but who then manages to put you ate ease.

Describe the sitiation in detail. How did you meet? What were the circumstances that threw you together? Give a full account of your new firend's character though the things they say and do.

Think about what you gained from the experience, adn how it makes you noow view other people and other cultures differently.

You are going to write a story about meeting someone who appears to be quite extraordinary at first, but who then manages to put you ate ease.

Describe the sitiation in detail. How did you meet? What were the circumstances that threw you together? Give a full account of your new firend's character though the things they say and do.

Think about what you gained from the experience, adn how it makes you now view other people and other cultures differently.

Writing a story