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These two ideas are courtesy of Jennie Bales, Teacher Librarian, at Summerdale Primary School in Launceston, Tasmania. |
Teacher's Internet Lesson PlansIDEA #1: 100 Aker Wood Birthday PartyFamily-safe Site for Students to Access: Winnie-the-Pooh Character Guide You are helping to plan a party for Christopher Robin and his friends. Roll the die to find out which part of the organization you are responsible for. |
![]() | Write a guest list for the 100 Aker Wood Birthday Party and include the guests' addresses. |
![]() | Write a shopping list for the food and decorations you will need to cater for all of the guests. |
![]() | Select a site in the 100 Aker Wood for the party. Write directions for the guest that lives furthest away. |
![]() | Name the most feared creatures that live in the woods and devise a strategy to stop them from upsetting the party. |
![]() | Compile a dictionary of 100 Aker Wood quotations to use in a party game. |
![]() | Make a list of party games and activities to suit all the guests at the party. |
IDEA #2: 100 Aker Wood Portrait Gallery Family-safe Site for Students to Access: Winnie-the-Pooh Character Guide You have been employed as an artist to draw a portrait of one of the inhabitants of the 100 Aker Wood. Roll a die to select your subject. You need to include a name on the frame and show some of the things that make this character special. |
![]() | Winnie-the-Pooh |
![]() | Rabbit |
![]() | Piglet |
![]() | Eeyore |
![]() | Tigger |
![]() | Roo |
Note to Teachers and Educators!If you would like to share your ideas with other teachers, please e-mail us at Topher. We would also be very interested in any comments you may have.Return to the Winnie-the-Pooh Guide for Teachers and Educators |