Develop a viewpoint.

Wala: Develop a viewpoint.

L.O: Use detail to understand the text more deeply, explore dialogue and role play a conversation using old-fashioned language.

In pairs.

What is the difference between a playscript and a book?

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Answer.

In ordinary narrativr, the narrative and dialogue tell readers what characters are doing or feeling.

In a playscript, the dialogue gives some information but the rest is provided by stage directions which say what characrers are doing ( eg entering or leaving the stage and how they are feeling and expressing themselves ( sobbing, panting )

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Main Activity 1.

Group work.

Learners book page 104 - 105

Number 1 a - f

Answers: T.Resource page 120

Main Activity 2.

In small groups, role-play a scene in which Mowgli goes down to the village to join the mysterious men. Speak in the way they do in the story extract on page 99 - 100 of learners book.

What went well in the role-plays?

What could be improved?

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​Perform role-play.

Workbook pg 72 - 74

G1 - Focus.

G2 - Practise.

G3 - Challenge.

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​Homework.