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Lesson 19 Make comparisons between two characters AO3 Recall specific information from texts and make simple guesses (inferences) AO1

Plan for today Quizlet https://quizlet.com/_4ygijr Reading Film Clip Reading & questions Comparisons worksheet Worksheet Homework

Watch film clip - glass elevator

'And what about people. ' asked Mike Teavee 'And what about people?' asked Mike Teavee. 'Could you send a real live person from one place to another?' ' ‘A person? . . I suppose it could . . . yes. I wouldn't like to risk it, though . . . it might have some very nasty results . . .' But Mike Teavee was already off and running. towards the other end of the room where the great camera was standing. 'Look at me!' he shouted as he ran. 'I'm going to be the first person in the world to be sent by television!' 'No, no, no, no!' cried Mr Wonka. 'Mike!' screamed Mrs Teavee. 'Stop! The crazy boy rushed on, and when he reached the enormous camera, he jumped straight for the switch. 'See you later, alligator!' he shouted.

There was a blinding flash. Then there was silence There was a blinding flash. Then there was silence. Then Mrs Teavee ran forward . . . but she stopped dead in the middle of the room . . . and she stood there . . . she stood staring at the place where her son had been . . . and her great red mouth opened wide and she screamed, 'He's gone! He's gone!' 'We must watch the television set,' said Mr Wonka. 'He may come through any moment.' Mr and Mrs Teavee and Grandpa Joe and little Charlie and Mr Wonka all gathered round the television and stared tensely at the screen. The screen was quite blank.

Watch the screen. Something's happening. Here he comes Watch the screen! Something's happening! Here he comes!' yelled Mr Wonka. Mike Teavee appeared on the screen. He was standing up and waving at the audience and grinning from ear to ear. 'But he's a midget!' shouted Mr Teavee. 'Mike,' cried Mrs Teavee, 'are you all right? A tiny little voice, no louder than the squeaking of a mouse, came out of the television set. 'Hi, Mum!' it said. 'Hi, Pop! Look at me! I'm the first person ever to be sent by television!' 'Grab him!' ordered Mr Wonka. 'Quick!' Mrs Teavee shot out a hand and picked the tiny figure of Mike Teavee out of the screen. 'Hooray!' cried Mr Wonka. 'He's all in one piece! He's completely unharmed but tiny! He will need to be stretched!' Did Mike follow instructions? What did he do? Was it right or wrong? What might have happened? Did he deserve what happened to him? Add some adjectives to your picture of him. Compare Charlie’s behaviour to Mike’s using comparison words

Charlie Mike follows instructions doesn’t follow instructions is quiet isn’t quiet is polite isn’t polite is a boy was excited to go to the factory likes sweets is crazy is well behaved

Homework Quizlet https://quizlet.com/_4yuzl8 Read to end of book!