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Looking for differences

Search the differences and mark them with a circle!


NICE WORDS SCRAMBLE!
From the previous lesson

r o c e v e y r i e s z
recovery seiz

r h s e d r e c p e s t

shred respect
Good or bad?
Order the negative values on the right side and
the positive ones on the left side

GOOD Bad
Community Together

Selfishness Sharing

Fighting Bullying

Kindness Lies
Sibling love
vs
Sibling Rivalry
Bonding……..

Do you have a brother or Are there times when you

01 sister or a favourite
cousin? 02 quarrel with them?

Maybe, they have taken your Will you be angry at them,

03 favourite things or eaten up


your chocolate… 04 if so for how long and
how you make up to
become friends
again…..
The Quarrel (Poem)
By Eleanor Farjeon
Some of her famous works

01 The little
bookroom 02 Black bird has
spoken

Over the garden


03 wall
Word Wall

slight – modest, not


quarrelled- fought
serious

turned black – to
thumped - hit
become unpleasant
The Quarrel (Poem)
By Eleanor Farjeon

I quarrelled with my brother


I don’t know what about,
One thing led to another
And somehow we fell out.
The start of it was slight,
The end of it was strong,
He said he was right,
I knew he was wrong!
The Quarrel (Poem)
By Eleanor Farjeon

We hated one another.


The afternoon turned black.
Then suddenly my brother
Thumped me on the back,
And said, “Oh, come along!
We can’t go on all night —
I was in the wrong.”
So he was in the right.
Word Wall

slight – modest, not


quarrelled- fought
serious

turned black – to
thumped - hit
become unpleasant
Activity
Draw the images
that come to your
mind when you
read poem.
Do not forget to be
Literary Devices
“we fell
Metaph out”
or “afternoon
turned black”
A figure of speech that is
used to make a
comparison…
Literary Devices

personifi “afternoon
cation turned black”
result of
something
‘afternoon’ is personified…
in real the poet’s day went
Thank you!!!

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