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Læs om hvad du kan bruge gratis på Quizlet

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Læs om hvad du kan bruge gratis på Quizlet

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er et online værtøj, der tillader dig at finde og anvende andres faglige quizzer samt lave dine egne. Fordelen ved Quizlet er, at du kan gøre brug af allerede eksisterende quizzer. Desuden giver Quizlet dig mulighed for at træne de forskellige begrebsapparater på forskellige måder med en legende tilgang. Det kan være ordforråd eller grammatik. Se mere i videoen til højre. Tryk på linket og du finder en kanal med flere videoer.

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Baggrund, discussion questions og flere ideer til aktiviteter

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Fortunately,  the Milk - 5 activities for exploring the story

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Fortunately,  the Milk - 5 activities for exploring the story

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It may be the middle of the summer holidays, but our minds are on World Book Day (7 months and counting!). If you're short of something to read this summer, head to our World Book Day 2020 book list for inspiration. Over the summer months we have been sharing some of our favourite activities to go alongside our Story Explorer book selection. We are sure that our book in focus this week will make you laugh out loud no matter what your age...

Fortunately, the Milk by Neil Gaiman
Who is it for?
This hilarious story is perfect for KS2, the plot twists and turns may be challenging but absolutely worth it!
Why do we love this book?
There's aliens, pirates, dinosaurs, time travel, ponies and purple dancing dwarfs with flowerpots on their heads - what more could you want!

This book is an absolute feast for the imagination. You follow Dad on his ludicrous tale as he explains to his children why he took so long fetching milk from the shop. It is brimming with joy and silliness.

Books like this are ones that can engage every child in the class regardless of reading level. It is written with such creative freedom that can only serve to inspire young readers.

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Fortunately, the Milk: 5 activities for exploring the story - West End in Schools

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It may be the middle of the summer holidays, but our minds are on World Book Day (7 months and counting...). If you're short of something to read this summer, head to our World Book Day 2020 book list for inspiration.

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Fortunately, The Milk Section 1+2 - interactive quiz

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Fortunately, the Milk | 126 plays | Quizizz

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Fortunately, the Milk quiz for 5th grade students. Find other quizzes for English and more on Quizizz for free!

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Neil Gaiman's FORTUNATELY, THE MILK | Book Trailer | Something Odd Happened...

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God read aloud af hele bogen - andre illustrationer

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Neil Gaiman reading from Fortunately, The Milk

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Neil Gaiman reading from Fortunately, The Milk . . .

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Neil Gaiman discusses Fortunately, The Milk...

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Fortunately, The Milk Section 3 -  interactive quiz

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Fortunately, The Milk Section 3 -  interactive quiz

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Fortunately, the Milk Part 3 quiz for 5th grade students. Find other quizzes for English and more on Quizizz for free!

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Backyard Book Club: Fortunately, the Milk Overview

For a fun, fast book club pick, it would be hard to beat Fortunately, the Milk by Neil Gaiman. Even our littlest members were able to finish this one, and there was plenty for the big kids to enjoy too. (Click here for the book spotlight with online resources and other ideas.

As usual, we started with a brief book discussion. It was so fun to watch the kids finish each other's sentences and build on each other's thoughts and giggle at the same silly things. Then we were on to our trivia challenge, which we paired with an obstacle course. (Click here for a printable list of discussion and trivia questions.)

We divided up into two teams and used empty milk jugs for our batons. The whole obstacle course had to be completed without dropping the milk!

1. Get abducted by the spaceship (run to the upper level of the yard)

2. Fly in the floaty-ball-person-carrier (run around the basketball court while holding a pillowcase above your head, but don't drop the milk!)

3. Escape from the wumpires (dodge the chairs set across the lawn)

4. Return the eye of splod to the top of the volcano (climb up the ladder or climbing wall with a paper emerald we'd folded from this template, then slide down the slide)

5. Return home with the milk, where hopefully your next teammate has already answered their question so they can take off as soon as you hand them the milk.

Next, it was time for a little science. We learned a little bit about the hydrophobic and hydrophilic properties of milk and watched them in action with our colorful milk science activity.

Our last structured activity was art time! The kids each got their own milk carton to design their own brand of milk, then lots of Play-Doh, glitter, pom poms, and other supplies to make a tasty and fantastical treat to go with it. We had some really cool creations!

We wrapped up with a snack of cookies and milk (of course!) while we read The Secret Shortcut by Mark Teague. (Okay, most of the kids were drifting off to play on their own when the cookies were gone, but this book really is a cute tie-in about maybe-made-up journeys that make characters late. 🙂

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Backyard Book Club: Fortunately, the Milk Overview - Elaine Vickers

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For a fun, fast book club pick, it would be hard to beat Fortunately, the Milk by Neil Gaiman. Even our littlest members were able to finish this one, and there was plenty for the big kids to enjoy too. (Click here for the book spotlight with online resources and other ideas.

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lovemybooks | FREE reading resources for parents

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I highly recommend getting your hands on Fortunately, the Milk and reading it with your kids. Adults will likely enjoy the hilarity as well. I sure did, and so did my husband. After you've read it (or before, if you'd prefer) give these Gently Guided Activities, inspired by the book, a try:

Activity #1 Let's give 'then what?' storytelling a try! We'll try telling this story aloud. Start with a simple premise. For example, a boy walked down the street and saw his neighbor's dog flying. Then what? What does the boy do? What does the dog do? Is anything else strange happening? After each new element, ask the question 'Then what?' or 'What happens next?' See how far your story can take you. Try looking around your own space or out your own window for inspiration. Ideas are everywhere!

Activity #2 For this one, let's write a story down. Try writing about yourself from the first-person perspective (I did this.. I did that...). Start with a normal event and then make it extraordinary. 'My ball rolled down the street. I ran to get it. On my way back, you'll never guess what happened...' Make it crazy and unbelievable. Let your imagination go wild. It can be short and sweet or an epic adventure. Don't forget to ask yourself 'Then what?' whenever you get stuck.

Activity #3 If you find it too hard to start from scratch, take a few elements from Fortunately, the Milk and weave your own story. Throw your own character into the mix and see what happens. Maybe you'd like your character to encounter aliens in a hot air balloon or dinosaurs on a pirate ship. What would happen in your version of the story?

Activity #4 Don't feel like storytelling or writing? Take one of the fantastical ideas from the book or imagine a crazy scenario of your own. Sketch it out. Rather than telling the story through words, tell it using a picture, or a series of pictures. Words are only one way to tell a story. Have fun and let your story colorfully come to life.

If you're interested, watch me and my daughter give 'Then What?' storytelling a try in the video below:

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An Intro to the Work of Neil Gaiman: Fortunately, the Milk - Bonnythings Creative

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It's time to take a look at another creatively inspirational author. Over the course of time and several posts, I'm going to highlight a few books written by Neil Gaiman.

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Fortunately,  the Milk - 5 activities for exploring the story

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Fortunately,  the Milk - 5 activities for exploring the story

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It may be the middle of the summer holidays, but our minds are on World Book Day (7 months and counting!). If you're short of something to read this summer, head to our World Book Day 2020 book list for inspiration. Over the summer months we have been sharing some of our favourite activities to go alongside our Story Explorer book selection. We are sure that our book in focus this week will make you laugh out loud no matter what your age...

Fortunately, the Milk by Neil Gaiman
Who is it for?
This hilarious story is perfect for KS2, the plot twists and turns may be challenging but absolutely worth it!
Why do we love this book?
There's aliens, pirates, dinosaurs, time travel, ponies and purple dancing dwarfs with flowerpots on their heads - what more could you want!

This book is an absolute feast for the imagination. You follow Dad on his ludicrous tale as he explains to his children why he took so long fetching milk from the shop. It is brimming with joy and silliness.

Books like this are ones that can engage every child in the class regardless of reading level. It is written with such creative freedom that can only serve to inspire young readers.

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Fortunately, the Milk: 5 activities for exploring the story - West End in Schools

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It may be the middle of the summer holidays, but our minds are on World Book Day (7 months and counting...). If you're short of something to read this summer, head to our World Book Day 2020 book list for inspiration.

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Fortunately, the Milk - final quiz/ 36 questions

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Fortunately, the Milk - final quiz/ 36 questions

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quiz for 6th grade students. Find other quizzes for and more on Quizizz for free!