Today we are going to read Chapter 5 of “A Monster Calls”.
- to consider the plot of Chapter 5
- to learn more about the Yew tree
- to start exploring the symbolism of the yew tree
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“Three Stories.”
Read Chapter 5.
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This is what we’ve read in Chapter 5…
ANSWER
3.
Here is some interesting information about the monster’s names:
4.
Consider the following and share your ideas with the person next to you:
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Writers use symbolism to explain an idea or concept to their readers in a poetic manner without saying it outright. The use of symbolism allows writers to make their stories more complex. People often also use symbolism in everyday life.
The image of the yew tree is repeated throughout the novel, but what is significant about a yew tree and why is it being associated with the monster.
Complete the following task to determine why the author has chosen to use a yew tree to be associated with the monster. Use the diagram to write down interesting facts or ideas about yew trees. (You need to do research on this and complete the task at home!)
6.
To test your knowledge, complete the crossword…
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Mark your work…
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And now for a few questions…
Answer the following questions:
You need to use a new page in your book.
Write the headings as shown below.
(After this task you will also look at vocabulary.)
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Mark your work…
Are your answers more or less similar to these?
ANSWERS TO FOLLOW SOON
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The tasks in this section come from: A Monster Calls by Patrick Ness – ppt download (slideplayer.com)
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What do the words below mean? (Use a dictionary if you get stuck…)
Click on the image below to access the thesaurus / dictionary:
12.
Work on your vocabulary list.
OR:
Complete the Questions on the chapter that we read today.
Comprehension Questions (arkpriory.org)
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