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    Check your understanding by explaining the homophone to your partner.

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    presentation about chapter 12 of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland

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    Ch 12 AAiW

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    Chapter 12- the final chapter!

    Getting Started
    • On the post it note in front of you:

    • 1. Write your name clearly

    • 2. Using your powers of vocabulary, write down 3 adjectives that could be


    used to describe the character of Alice.

    • Challenge- take a risk with at least one of these words by picking a


    descriptive word that you might not normally use but that feels appropriate
    (don’t worry if you get this wrong or you are unsure – just give it a go!)
    Objectives
    • Explore meaning in chapter 12
    of Alice’s Adventures in
    Wonderland
    • Identify Homophones in the
    text
    • Analyse Carroll’s choice of
    language
    Chapter 12 characters (speaking parts)
    • Alice
    • The King
    • The White Rabbit
    • The Queen
    • The Knave
    • The sister
    Before we start…
    • Today we are searching for
    homophones

    • Homophones are…
    Before we start…
    • Homophones are… two or
    more words having the same 
    pronunciation but different
    meanings, origins, or spelling.
    In pairs/small groups
    Look back at the short poem within chapter 12

    What can you tell me about its form?


    Pun
    • Puns are word play- they are
    used for comedy.

    • They take advantage of words


    that have similar sounds.

    • Puns often include homophones


    to make them funny
    Both of these are puns- but
    only one includes a
    homophone. Which one?
    Class quiz
    • How many of you had razor focus whilst we were reading?

    Let’s find out in a


    10 question quiz!
    One reader said…
    ‘Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland is a silly book- it is just full of
    ridiculous ideas and it appears to have no real plot’
    Task
    Consider this view. Do you agree?

    Identify at least 2 different reasons for your opinion and note these
    down in your book.
    Challenge- can you find a part in the book which supports your
    opinion?
    Alice’s
    Problems- what
    are they?
    To what extent are Alice’s problems solved in
    chapter 12?
    Sentence starters….

    One problem that Alice experiences in the text is …… By the end of the
    novel this is solved/not solved by… I think that Lewis Carroll meant for
    the reader to feel…
    Objectives
    • Explore meaning in chapter 12
    of Alice’s Adventures in
    Wonderland
    • Identify Homophones in the
    text
    • Analyse Carroll’s choice of
    language
    Exit Ticket
    • In your books write a sentence
    which includes a homophone.
    Underline the homophone.

    Put your thumb up in the air (silently)


    when you have done this

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