Here We Are: The phenomenal international bestseller from Oliver Jeffers

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Your Year 2 class will read the passage and identify nouns verbs and adjectives. You can also take one focus i.e. nouns if you feel it would better suit your Ks1 class. Ir vėl, kaip ir "Motinų sekmadienis", toks be galo lengvas, greit perskaitomas (poilsinis) pasakojimas, niekaip nekomplikuotas, neperkrautas refleksijomis, sudėtingomis sąsajomis, žiauriomis scenomis, etinėmis kolizijomis ir jokiais panašiais dalykais. Ir nepaisant to, geras. Toks kaip geras greitas meistriškas eskizas, kur atrodo nieko nėra ypatingo, bet kažkas neįvardijamo pagauta, ir labai gražu. Perskaičius jau antrąją Swift knygą "Regimybės" tik dar kartą įsitikinau, koks jis nuostabus. Šįkart pasakojimas nukelia į pramogų pasaulį. Galime sekti trijų artistų gyvenimą, kurie susitinka ir sukuria žiūrovus užburiančia programą. Vienas jų yra išskirtinai charizmatiškas ir puikiu humoro jausmu apdovanotas vedėjas, kitas itin gabus iliuzionistas, na ir paskutinė vyšnaitė ant torto - Eva, iliuzionisto padėjėja. Jeigu jūs jau užuodžiate meilės trikampio kvapą, tai jūsų uoslė jus veda teisingai.

Evergrene was Ronnie’s home now. He was happy in it. He was happier than he’d ever been and the Robinsons were happy to have him. Their loving kindness enveloped him. (...) How could you have had one life and then simply exchange it for another?”

This is a useful activity to help your class use a lovely range of adjectives in context of the Here We Are story by Oliver Jeffers. The sky, sea, land, human body and much more, Oliver Jeffers filled this story with lovely messages of kindness, intertwined with a simple exploration of our world and beyond.

He had an audience of two, and he stood facing them, the green-topped table beside him. He knew by now that the surface was called “baize”, a nice word, but he knew also that the table was not what it seemed. It was a table and not a table, and this might be true of a great many things. It was the first door that you had to pass through, as it were, into a new way of thinking about everything around you. We have also included a blank resource at the end so your class can choose their own words from the passage. He bent to kiss her forehead. It was cold to his lips and she made no sign – no smile or frown or flinch – that she knew what he was doing. And he felt that his lips were touching also the cold surface of the water, the deep heedless water under which his father lay, unknowing too. Take a tour of our beautiful planet and discover its amazing people, creatures, and places in Here We Are: Notes for Living on Planet Earth by Oliver Jeffers. The themes of the book include: We have included an activity that encourages your Year 1 \ Year 2 class to complete the sentences by adding in the words or adding in the pictures.I have created literacy graphic organizers for Here We Are. You can find them at my Teachers Pay Teachers store. There are many activities for each literacy area to differentiate depending on your student’s ability/age. They include activities for: This is a review of the audiobook edition of this novel. I had a lot of problems with this book. First off I tried to read the book which was confusing and I couldn’t get into any of the characters. So this time I tried listening, unfortunately I didn’t fare any better with this version.

This resource explores some of the lovely vocabulary that Oliver Jeffers uses in the story Here We Are. This is a useful resource that encourages your KS1 class to use the word mat to complete the sentences in a cloze style activity.This book contains things that the author thinks his baby son needs to know. Make your own set of notes that tell younger children things they need to know.