Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

In this timeless classic, Willy Wonka, a crazy chocolatier, opens his chocolate factory doors for the first time to five lucky children who have randomly purchased the coveted chocolate bars containing the golden ticket. Besides a lifetime supply of chocolate, the children get a chance to tour the mysterious factory with their guide, Willy Wonka. Throughout their journey in Wonka's factory, the children encounter all sorts of silliness, as well as some ethical dilemmas! 

 

Roald Dahl presents readers with four devious, self-serving children, Augustus Gloop, Veruca Salt, Violet Beauregarde, and Mike Teavee, while Charlie Bucket represents the contrast in character. The four other children's selfish ways get them into hilariously odd situations, which have the result of determining their own doom, while Charlie's characteristic integrity, honesty, and general sweetness afford him an opportunity to fulfil his dreams. 

 

This Guided Reading course allows readers to explore how character and particular behaviour may affect the course of one's life in a way that is fun and imaginative. Children will also learn new vocabulary and look at the descriptive and persuasive language; study how the author creates a feeling of empathy and sympathy and discover some of Roald Dahl's imaginative nonsensical language. 

 

This book is on every reading list I have ever seen, but it can be a little hard for children to read independently. Our course will really bring it to life and unlock the treasure within!

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