The Great Chocoplot: a laugh-out-loud adventure perfect for fans of Dahl and Walliams!

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Jelly had nearly reached the next level of Zombie Puppy Dash, but hearing this made her plunge the pink puppy into a huge tank of zombie dog food. An adverb is a word that describes a verb. The following sentences are taken from Chapter 4 of The Great Chocoplot and are aimed at Year 3 and Year 4. Your class must underline the adverb and then write their own sentences underneath, using the same adverb. We have written a number of statements that are based on chapter 12 and 14 of the book for your KS2 class. But soon the chocolate starts to run out. The Chocopocalypse is really happening. Jelly, having an enquiring nature that she probably inherited from her former-scientist Gran, investigates. Does the sinister Garibaldi Chocolati have anything to do with it? What’s Dodgy Dave up to? Why is noisy next-door neighbour Mrs Bunstable sneaking around? The well-paced plot is driven by an ancient prophecy discovered on Easter Egg Island - chocolate is soon going to run out in the world! The heroine, Jelly, takes it upon herself to investigate the likelihood of a Chocopocalypse and has help from her lovely family, most importantly her quirky scientist gran.

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Your class will identify where the apostrophes need to go within the short sentences and determine whether they have been used to show possession or for a contraction. So when the news comes of a prophecy that all the chocolate in the world will run out, no-one’s really that bothered. There’s plenty of chocolate in Chompton. More than enough for everyone. The book also has illustrations (a lot of them chocolate which just made me even hungrier) and I quite like the style of them. I am not sure who I disliked more, the next-door neighbour (especially considering the stuff she pulls near the end) or the villain of this book. Mmm. *thinks it over* Well, I think I am going for the villain, though he is quite an idiot in the end. :P Life for Jelly Welly—or Jennifer Wellington—is totally and utterly normal in Chompton-on-de-Lyte. She lives with her mum and dad and gran, has nosy neighbors who like to gossip, and really needs to think of a science project that will get her a good grade.The first thing you notice about this book is the cover which resembles the colours of a well known chocolate bar! This is a comprehension linked to Chapter 1 of ‘The Great Chocoplot’ and is aimed at lower Key Stage 2.

I liked figuring out/finding out how the chocopocalypse starting/began/what is going on with the chocolate. Previously, he was an Environmental Scientist and Aircraft Engineer in the Royal Air Force, but always found time to scribble stories. I decided to read this book as it was recommended to me by Suzanne Maguire (author of the Spellbound Chronicles) . This resource helps your class develop understanding of the suffix -ing and the rules when using it. Das regelrecht schokosüchtige Mampfton und seine zum Teil etwas skurrilen Einwohner sind natürlich sehr überspitzt dargestellt, Aber genau das macht dieses Buch aus. "Schokopokalypse" ist eine sehr witzige, abwechslungsreiche, aber auch abenteuerliche Geschichte, die viel Lesespass bringt.Der Autor Chris Callaghan hat hier eine wundervolle Geschichte verfasst die einen mitnimmt in die Welt der Schokolade und der bevorstehenden Schokopokalypse. Ich finde die Idee sehr gut und vor allem passend umgesetzt. Alleine das es hier eine Schoko Zentrum Namens Mampfton gibt oder das die Leute so in die Schokoladenherstellung mit einbezogen werden gefällt mir. Und auch die Idee dass sie einfach so verschwinden könnte. Sehr gut mit einer tollen Protagonistin die mir hier gefällt und ihre Sache mit der Suche der Wahrheit gut meistert. Using the table sort the adjectives into comparative adjectives to complete the missing forms of each word. All in all, I hope to see a second book someday, I want to know how this story continues! I want more Jelly, and I want more chocolate. :P And I would also recommend this book to everyone.

The end of the world is a common theme in books, films, and TV. Zombie outbreaks. Alien invasions. Meteor strikes. Virus epidemics. Nuclear war. But in The Great Chocoplot, Chris Callaghan has come up with the most chilling apocalypse yet: the end of chocolate.There were a few hard truths to swallow hidden inside the story and this is the main reason why I believe the story will appeal to adults as well. For instance, Jelly comes from a family in which a parent has lost his job, which is a common occurrence nowadays. I fell in love with the subtle humor, and I appreciated that Jelly’s partner was her grandma, it was a cool idea. There is a lot of drama to follow, and the rhythm of the story unfolds at a rapid pace, so there isn’t any chance in the world to get bored. All I can say is that the story will definitely leave you craving for chocolate, especially if you give into the terrifying concept that the beloved sweet might disappear forever. Buy from our bookstore and 25% of the cover price will be given to a school of your choice to buy more books. *15% of eBooks. Home > Hello Yellow - 80 Books to Help Children Nurture Good Mental Health and Support With Anxiety and Wellbeing - I love the drama with Jelly's next-door neighbour, Jelly's family dynamics, and how Jelly works hard on keeping her dad out of trouble. Her hard work and determination pays off in the end where there is a little twist that has me hoping for more Jelly adventures.