The Tulip Touch Anne Fine

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The Tulip Touch Anne Fine Lesson Objectives: To understand the opening chapters of the novel. To make realistic predictions of the plot. To be able to write persuasively.

What can you work out? Students to write down 5 words they think relate to the plot.

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Part 1 - Chapter 1 How many of your words have you managed to tick off so far? Were you right?

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