The Wind in the Willows Webquest Process 2

Process 5
Now, it’s time forthestory !
As youreadit, payattentionto Mr. Toad’snonsensicalbehaviour. Rememberthatyouwillhavetoadvisehimnottobe so foolish.
In resources,you can find a version of thebooktogetherwithsomerelatedtoit.

Process 6
Haveyoufinishedreadingthebook?
I hope youlikedit. Now, answer a few more questions:
- Whowasyourfavouritecharacter? Why?
- Why do youthink K. Grahamewrotesuch a story?
- Do youthink he wroteitwith a particular intention?
- Whoisthestorywrittenfor?

Process 7
Nowlet’sgetdowntosomework !
YouhavegottohelpBadger, Ratty and Mole write a letterto Mr. Toad.Rememberthattheywanttoconvincehimtobecome more sensible.
Convincinghimwillbehardwork ! Ifyouwanttosucceedyouwillneed a . So, justfollowthesesteps:

Process 8
Step 1: planningahead.
- First, makegroups of threepeople. Youwillfocusonchapters 5, 6 and 7, so, eachmember of thegrouppicks up one of them.
- Next, gooverthechapteryoupicked and note downthesituations in which Mr. Toadgets in trouble.

Process 9
- Then, analysewhy Mr. Toaddidwrong in thosesituations and writeitonyournotebook.
- Now, pick up themostdreadful of Mr. Toad’smistakes and writetherightthingto do topreventtroublefromarising.

Process 10
Step 2: getting started.
- Spend two minutes on thinking about how a letter to a friend is organized: date, address, greetings, main text, leave taking, signature...
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- Now that you have thought about what to tell and how to do it, write a draft and revise it.

Process 11
Step 3: writingtheletter.
- Workwithyour mates and writethe final draft.
- Gooveritcarefullytomakesurethatyouorganizeditlike a letter and thatyouhaveincludedthethreepieces of advice.
- Finally, writetheletterto Mr. Toad.

The Wind in the Willows Webquest Process 2

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