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This is a 69 page comprehension and vocabulary packet for James and the Giant Peach, by Roald Dahl. The student work is organized by every 3 chapters, and is a mix of sequencing, multiple choice, short answer, vocabulary work, and creative activities. Questions have varying levels of rigor and are at all levels of Bloom's Taxonomy. You will find the layout easy to use, student-friendly, and ...
the presence of someone who brings comfort. <There wasn't so much as a dog or a cat around to keep him company.>. Gazing. a long and steady look with your eyes. <And as time went on, he became sadder and sadder, and more lonely, and used to spend hours every day standing at the bottom of the garden, gazing wistfully at the lovely but forbidden ...
1. Have kids cut a strip of paper towel approximately 2” x 5.5”. (That’s a half a paper towel sheet, cut into 2” strips the short way.) 2. Color one end of the strip with the rainbow colors in order, as shown: red, orange, yellow, green, blue and purple. 3.
This activity requires children to read for information and summarise what they find in their own words. Pupils will become familiar with vocabulary from Roald Dahl‘s ‘James and the Giant Peach’ as they search for definitions to create their own personal dictionary.
This activity requires children to read for information and summarise what they find in their own words. Pupils will become familiar with vocabulary from Roald Dahl‘s ‘James and the Giant Peach’ as they search for definitions to create their own personal dictionary.
This activity requires children to read for information and summarise what they find in their own words. Pupils will become familiar with vocabulary from Roald Dahl‘s ‘James and the Giant Peach’ as they search for definitions to create their own personal dictionary.
While running, James tripped on the roots of the ancient peach tree and the bag broke. The tiny green things landed on the ground and, as James frantically tried to gather the crystals, they sunk into the ground and burrowed into the soil. Asked by Gayani T #1325328.
