Roald Dahl's "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" -- Sensory Details in Writing Lesson Plan

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Ah, Charlie Bucket had his GOLDEN TICKET to Willy Wonka’s delicious factory, and you, my sweets (see what I did there?), will have your GOLDEN TICKET to teaching success with this FUN-FILLED writing lesson!

In this Fearless Dragon Writers, LLC Lesson Plan (created by writer and writing teacher Andrea Felcone) you will find a FULLY SCRIPTED lesson plan to teach about SENSORY DETAILS in writing using Roald Dahl’s “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” as a mentor text. Yes, all those luscious SENSORY DETAILS that make Dahl’s writing come alive—particularly the tastes, smells, sounds and sights of his magical candy world—can come alive for your students in their own writing as well! Plus, there is BONUS CONTENT here on ADJECTIVES (and even some “made-up adjectives” that are part of Roald Dahl’s invented language of ‘Gobblefunk’). A fun-filled lesson effective for young writers (ages 8 – 13), especially reluctant writers!

This lesson plan contains—22 pages of tested content—including Teaching Tips, Techniques, and a Fearless Dragon Writers' Writing Worksheet (filled with creative and humorous prompts) to inspire writers—even reluctant writers! Writing Concept covered: SENSORY DETAILS in writing.

Bonus content: ADJECTIVES. (Using unique ‘source material’ that helps students ‘Unpack Your Adjectives’.) (This lesson was designed for 8 - 13-year-olds. There is content here to teach for 90 minutes. You can edit to fit your class length as needed.)

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Ah, Charlie Bucket had his GOLDEN TICKET to Willy Wonka’s delicious factory, and you, my sweets (see what I did there?), will have your GOLDEN TICKET to teaching success with this FUN-FILLED writing lesson!

In this Fearless Dragon Writers, LLC Lesson Plan (created by writer and writing teacher Andrea Felcone) you will find a FULLY SCRIPTED lesson plan to teach about SENSORY DETAILS in writing using Roald Dahl’s “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” as a mentor text. Yes, all those luscious SENSORY DETAILS that make Dahl’s writing come alive—particularly the tastes, smells, sounds and sights of his magical candy world—can come alive for your students in their own writing as well! Plus, there is BONUS CONTENT here on ADJECTIVES (and even some “made-up adjectives” that are part of Roald Dahl’s invented language of ‘Gobblefunk’). A fun-filled lesson effective for young writers (ages 8 – 13), especially reluctant writers!

This lesson plan contains—22 pages of tested content—including Teaching Tips, Techniques, and a Fearless Dragon Writers' Writing Worksheet (filled with creative and humorous prompts) to inspire writers—even reluctant writers! Writing Concept covered: SENSORY DETAILS in writing.

Bonus content: ADJECTIVES. (Using unique ‘source material’ that helps students ‘Unpack Your Adjectives’.) (This lesson was designed for 8 - 13-year-olds. There is content here to teach for 90 minutes. You can edit to fit your class length as needed.)

To purchase, simply CLICK ON “ADD TO CART” button. After CHECKOUT you will receive a LINK to DOWNLOAD this LESSON PLAN. (Download as soon after receiving the link as possible to ensure link stays active. Thank you!)

This Fearless Dragon Writers, LLC Lesson Plan includes:

The Structure, Introduction, and Ground Rules of a Fearless Dragon Writers, LLC writing lesson. The goal: To make writing FUN for your students!

Details on how to teach the featured Mentor-Text/Read Aloud: “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” and Writing Concepts: SENSORY DETAILS in WRITING and ADJECTIVES! Including a unique way to introduce this lesson! As well as Author Fun-Facts to share with your class!

Fearless Dragon Writers, LLC Writing Worksheet: A Student-handout filled with humorous and thoughtful Writing Prompts! Including TWO ACTIVITY SHEETS: “What’s in a Wonka Name?” (to help name characters) and “Invent Your Own Wonka Candy”! (Activity sheets can be used as a pre-writing warm-up OR for students who finish writing early.)

Comic Strip Storyboards — and how to use them. (A very handy tool for reluctant writers!)

Sharing Work Aloud: Ways to Encourage and Support Your Students.

Recommended Writing Games — to increase the fun!

Bonus Content: Activity Sheets PLUS two more ideas to tie-into this book that will delight young writers!

A List of all Materials Needed to make this lesson a success! Including the book, “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” by Roald Dahl. *Note: This is an Amazon Affiliate Link. I earn a small percentage from qualifying purchases. Thank you for your support!