6.2 A strange journey part 1

Where is boxland?

• Boxland is ‘down’/we don’t really know where it is.

• Boxland is ‘up’/we don’t really know where it is.

• Boxland is ‘above’/we don’t really know where it is.

• Boxland is ‘high’/we don’t really know where it is.

What is boxland like?

• Boxland is full of boxes/is where people live in boxes/there

  are no hamster there/there are tigers there.

• Boxland is full of boxes/is where people live in boxes/there

  are no chickens there/there are foxes there.

• Boxland is full of boxes/is where people live in boxes/there

  are no kangaroos there/there are lions there.

• Boxland is full of boxes/is where people live in boxes/there

  are no racoons there/there are sharks there.

What did the poet find there?

• The poet found a box there/there were no hamsters.

• The poet found a box there/there were no foxes.

• The poet found a box there/there were no chickens.

• The poet found a box there/there were no sharks.

What did he do there?

• He found a box and knocked on it but there was no answer

  so he threw it in the dustbin.

• He found a box and knocked on it but there was a gnome

  so he took it home with him.

• He found a box and knocked on it but it was only a dream

  so he forgot about it.

• He found a box and knocked on it but there was no answer

  so he took it home with him.

Why did he take the box for a ride?

Select 3 options.

• He wanted to take it home to show everyone.

• He wanted to take it home to show his parents.

• to prove he’d been to boxland.

• to find out what was inside

Why did no-one dare to look inside?

Select 3 options.

• worried they might be eaten.

• No one dared to look inside because they were a bit scared

• worried about what might be inside

• worried about what they might see.

What do you think is inside the box?

Do you like the poem?

• Yes

• No

Why do you like or not like the poem?