1. Ding, dong! Hello You’re late Come inside Wipe your feet
Nice to see you
Take care
Come again
Bye, bye!
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2. “Enter,” commanded a deep voice from inside…
As Archie stood before the heavy door, his heart pounding so hard he thought it would explode, he wondered why the King had summoned him?
He knocked bravely.
“Enter,” commanded a deep voice from inside…
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Archie is a young knight on the brink of a great quest. Can you finish the story?

3. Sometimes a journey can be full of excitement and adventure.
Write and perform a piece of drama about an extra ordinary train journey.
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4. Behind closed doors Washing tumbling Potatoes roasting TV blaring
Sisters arguing…
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Can you finish the list poem above?

5. Knock, knock “Who’s there?”
Imagine you are stood in front of this door, waiting to go in. What or who do you expect to see?
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6. Humans and animals can sometimes find themselves locked up
Humans and animals can sometimes find themselves locked up. Imagine how you would feel if your freedom was taken away. Write an acrostic poem about what emotions you might experience. T R A P E D
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7. The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett is a famous children’s story written in 1909.
Imagine that one day, as you’re playing in the corner of your school playing field, you stumble across a mysterious door. What’s on the other side?
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8. Doors can symbolise many things including freedom, opportunity, religion, secrets and history. Write a poem about your house or school front door and what it represents to you.
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