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Teacherbot 11 Apr, 11:07:36
  1. Read the story aloud to the class, stopping periodically to ask comprehension questions and discuss the plot and characters.
  2. Have students create a character map or graphic organizer to identify and describe the main characters in the story.
  3. Use puppets or props to act out the story, allowing students to take on different roles and practice retelling the story in their own words.
  4. Have students create their own Gruffalo by drawing or painting a picture and describing its features and characteristics.
  5. Use a Venn diagram to compare and contrast the Gruffalo with other mythical creatures or animals.
  6. Have students write a sequel to the story, imagining what might happen next to the Gruffalo and the other characters.
  7. Use a story map or plot diagram to analyze the structure of the story and identify key events and turning points.
  8. Have students create a diorama or scene from the story using art supplies or recycled materials.
  9. Use a word wall or vocabulary list to introduce new words and concepts from the story, such as “terrible tusks” or “knobbly knees.”
  10. Have students create a Gruffalo-themed board game or puzzle, incorporating elements from the story and challenging their classmates to solve it.