Year 4 / Year 5 English Teaching Resources: Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is a brilliant KS2 English unit of work featuring a series of 11 lessons designed to enhance and develop pupil knowledge and understanding of the novel  Charlie and the Chocolate Factory by Roald Dahl.     English Teaching Resources: Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (Roald Dahl) includes a wide range of activities and lessons for pupils of all abilities. - A brief biography of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory author Roald Dahl with a short film narrated by Michael Rosen - An eleven lesson scheme of work overview/plan using the four-part lesson structure - Exploring the text - making predictions using the title, blurb and front cover - Descriptive writing - creating characters and settings - Analysis of key characters in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory including Charlie Bucket and Willy Wonka - How Roald Dahl creates suspense and sympathy in the novel - Storyboarding, sequencing and cloze exercises to consolidate understanding - Writing empathetically as Charlie Bucket - Studying the main features of presenting character - description, dialogue and action - Sweet Sensations descriptive writing game - Hot seating and discussion activities - Reading assessment task - Complete scheme of work overview for all 11 lessons - 97-slide PowerPoint - 15 worksheets - And lots more! 

For educators seeking to enrich their English teaching resources with the magical world of "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory," there are a variety of materials available to support lesson planning and student engagement. These resources include additional lesson ideas and activities that delve into the themes and characters of the story, providing dynamic ways to explore the text. Online comprehension questions are also accessible, offering a structured approach to test students' understanding and recall of the book's events. To further enhance the learning experience, an interactive "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" quiz is available, which can be used as a fun and educational tool to assess students' knowledge of the novel.

Additionally, for those wishing to immerse themselves further into the world of Roald Dahl, a selection of related links is available. These include the official Roald Dahl website, which serves as a comprehensive hub for all things related to the beloved author. Fans can also visit a dedicated Roald Dahl fan website for more insights and community discussions. For a tangible experience, the Roald Dahl Museum offers a wealth of information and exhibits on Dahl's life and works. Educators can find inspiration in an episode from 'Reading Aloud' with Michael Rosen discussing Roald Dahl, available through online video platforms. Lastly, free Roald Dahl resources such as stickers, posters, and quizzes can be found to enhance classroom activities and create an engaging learning environment centred around Dahl's timeless stories.

Do you need high-quality materials to supplement your year 5 English lessons? Choose our Charlie and the Chocolate Factory-themed medium-term plan in Pango. The goal of this unit is to help your pupils learn more about and have a deeper appreciation for Roald Dahl's timeless work. This lesson is great for students of all skill levels because of the variety of activities and materials provided. You'll find the following items in this section: <ul> <li>Eleven lessons broken down into four sections.</li> <li>Includes story prediction using the title, blurb, and front cover; story analysis of characters and settings; storyboarding, sequencing, and close exercises; and more.</li> <li>There are 97 slides on the PowerPoint and 15 handouts to help you bring this subject to life in the classroom, while covering the English National Curriculum.</li> </ul> Charlie Bucket, a little boy, is the protagonist of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, which tells the story of his adventures in the fantastical factory owned by a man named Willy Wonka. The golden tickets and a chocolate bar from Mr. Wonka set the whole thing in motion. Veruca Salt, Violet Beauregarde, Mike Teavee, and Augustus Gloop are just a few of the other children he encounters along the journey who share his desire to win a golden ticket and a lifetime supply of chocolate. Charlie, with the assistance of the Oompa Loompas and a kind Willy Wonka, overcomes the challenges posed by the chocolate river, the great big greedy nincompoop, and the spoiled brat. Finally, he understands the significance of effort and the peril of greed. Your children will have great fun engaging with this story in a number of ways. Pango's mission is to assist educators like you in providing a world-class education for your children. We provide everything you need to be a successful educator, including a complete primary curriculum for Math, English, Science, History, Geography, Music and PSHE as well as tools for lesson preparation. Why hold off? If you're looking to improve your Year 5 English lessons, add this Charlie and the Chocolate Factory unit to your teaching arsenal right now.

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

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