We will be 'hot-seating' the chick in this lesson to build our empathy for his problem. We will then write thought bubbles for each stage of the chick's problem to truly understand why this problem matters.
What if the chick never found out that it was an eagle? In this lesson we will start to explore the concept of consequences. We will use a toolkit to read as a writer to develop our understanding of how writers create problems that matter
We will write the first stage of our story problem - when the owl laughs at the chick and tells him that he is in fact an eagle. We will write about the difficulty the chick encounters, think about possible consequences and consider the chick's thoughts and feelings. We will end with questions to prompt us to consider the wider learning from the story.
We will write the second stage of our story problem - when the chick is flying on the owl's back. We will write about the difficulty the chick encounters, think about possible consequences and consider the chick's thoughts and feelings.
We will write the third stage of our story problem and our solution. We will really delve deeply into exploring the chick's journey with his self esteem and identify.