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Summary
The activities are based on character, setting, theme and plot. There are comparisons of book and film versions. Students are asked to use their imagination and project beyond the action of the book. Research, grammar and word study are also part of the unit. Students will be e ploring multimodal te ts through digital and virtual technology. !This unit has been adapted and modified from the "#ively #iterature $pper %rimary series & 'lake (ducation)
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4mri5s magic cupboard turns a plastic toy 6ndian into a live ,ative /merican warrior. The story e plores 4mri5s attempts to keep this secret, and the dilemma he faces about whether to keep this miniature human as his own. 7omplications arise when a cowboy is brought to life and when %atrick, 4mri5s friend, threatens to reveal the secret. Major Themes: 8riendship, loyalty, bravery, magic, prejudices, character stereotypes. Grammar Focus: /dverbs . words that add information to a verb, telling how, where, when or why.
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9 :ultiple copies of the book for group reading. 9 7opy of the video, The Indian in the Cupboard. 9 Simpson, ;udith, Native Americans, /llenand $nwin, *<<0. 9 =eebly >website creator? 9 Sim 4n / Stick >@irtual =orld on a $S'? 9 :6necraft 9i:ovie 9 AouTube clips of old cowboy and 6ndian films. 9 @oki andBor Tellagami
variety of audiences and purposes using increasingly challenging topics, ideas, issues and language forms and features
strategies and knowledge to read, view and comprehend a wide range of te ts in different media and technologies
to achieve a widening range of purposes for a widening range of audiences and conte ts
structure, grammar, punctuation and vocabulary to respond to and compose clear and cohesive te ts in different media and technologies
Content
Stage 3 * Spea-ing and listening
StudentsC
use metalanguage to describe
(egistration
the effects of ideas, te t structures and language features on particular audiences (ACELT1795)
presentations, selecting and seDuencing appropriate content and multimodal elements for defined audiences and purposes, making appropriate choices for modality and emphasis
(ACELY1700, ACELY1710)
to discussions, clarifying and interrogating ideas, developing and supporting arguments, sharing and evaluating information, e periences and opinions
(ACELY1709)
Questions: =ho does the eye belong toG =hat is the significance of the keyG 3oes the cover make you want to read the storyG
Blurb
Read aloud the blurb on the back cover and have students make
predictions based on the blurb. Tell students the purpose of the blurb is to entice people to read the book, without giving away too much of the story. /sk students if this blurb does this.
/llow students to use this as a model to write a blurb for a book they
have read recently, or one they have written. 3iscuss with students why publishers include Duotes from reviews of the book and what other advertising is included in the book. Native Americans and Cowboys
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E'aluation
Chapter 2:
What are the demands made (& the ndian! "o# does Omri meet these demands! What are Omri.s rea,tions #hen he *i,'s $* the ndian! What is meant (& /the ndian0#as no %onger his *%a& thing ($t a *erson that had to (e res*e,ted.!
Chapter 3 & 4:
What do #e find o$t a(o$t the ndians in this ,ha*ter! 1oes it ,ha%%enge an& of the statements made on the ,%assroom ,harts a(o$t ndians! (1is,$ss #ith a *artner) Wh& does Omri ref$se to gi2e Litt%e 3$%% a g$n! What *ro(%ems are there #ith %etting Litt%e 3$%% o$tside! "o# did Litt%e 3$%% fee% a(o$t the o$tside en2ironment, and Omri as his *rote,tor!
Chapter 5:
"o# does Tomm& At'ins rea,t to (eing trans*orted in time to Omri.s (edroom! "o# is his rea,tion different to Litt%e 3$%%.s, and #h&!
Chapter 6:
1o &o$ thin' Omri #i%% %et 4atri,' in on his se,ret! Wh&! "o# did Omri and Litt%e 3$%% rea,t to the Chief.s death! Wh& #ere the rea,tions different!
Chapter 7:
What is 4atri,'.s rea,tion to the magi,! "o# does he fee% a(o$t Litt%e 3$%%! "o# is 4atri,'.s attit$de different to Omri.s! What does 4atri,' mean #hen he sa&s, 56a&(e this isn.t s$,h f$n07 What #i%% ha**en as a res$%t of 4atri,'.s re8$est to (ring another to& to %ife!
Chapter 8:
What *ro(%ems #i%% (e ,a$sed (& 4atri,'.s a,tions! What are the *ossi(%e ,onf%i,ts #hi,h ,o$%d arise (et#een Omri and 4atri,', and (et#een Litt%e 3$%% and the ,o#(o&! What #i%% ha**en #hen Omri ta'es the ,o#(o& to s,hoo%!
Chapters 11& 12
"o# ha2e the *redi,tions made in the %ast session mat,hed #hat a,t$a%%& ha**ened!
Wh& do Omri and 4atri,' need to 'ee* Litt%e 3$%% and 3oone a se,ret! "o# might 6r ;ohnson rea,t #hen he sees Litt%e 3$%% and 3oone!
Chapter 13:
"o# #o$%d &o$ des,ri(e 6r ;ohnson.s rea,tion! What *ositi2e as*e,ts of 4atri,'.s ,hara,ter are re2ea%ed in this ,ha*ter!
Chapter 16:
Wh& did the ndians and the ,o#(o& ha2e to (e ret$rned to their o#n times! What #o$%d it (e %i'e for 3oone and the ndians #hen the& arri2ed home! Wi%% the& remem(er their ad2ent$res #ith Omri and 4atri,'! "o# ha2e Omri and 4atri,' (een ,hanged (& ha2ing had this e<*erien,e! Wo$%d &o$ ha2e done the same thing as 4atri,' and Omri!
Character Profiles
7haracter =hat this character is like >%ersonality?
old, shocked, courteous 4mri
7haracter sketch
7hief
#ittle 'ull
'oone
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