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    Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is a fantasy story that would be suitable for the designated level. The story follows Charlie, a poor boy who wins a Golden Ticket to tour Willy Wonka's chocolate factory. At the factory, Charlie and other lucky winners encounter whimsical rooms filled with sweets while the other children lose their way due to greed or disobedience. The story would engage students with its variety of settings and characters, teach moral lessons through its happy ending, and maintain attention with its appropriate length.

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    Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is a fantasy story that would be suitable for the designated level. The story follows Charlie, a poor boy who wins a Golden Ticket to tour Willy Wonka's chocolate factory. At the factory, Charlie and other lucky winners encounter whimsical rooms filled with sweets while the other children lose their way due to greed or disobedience. The story would engage students with its variety of settings and characters, teach moral lessons through its happy ending, and maintain attention with its appropriate length.

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    196 views5 pages

    Choose Stories From Any 3 Genres of Children Stories To Be Taught For Designated Level. Justify Your Choice

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    Nik Norhasniza
    Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is a fantasy story that would be suitable for the designated level. The story follows Charlie, a poor boy who wins a Golden Ticket to tour Willy Wonka's chocolate factory. At the factory, Charlie and other lucky winners encounter whimsical rooms filled with sweets while the other children lose their way due to greed or disobedience. The story would engage students with its variety of settings and characters, teach moral lessons through its happy ending, and maintain attention with its appropriate length.

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    TUTORIAL

    Choose stories from any 3 genres of children stories to be taught for designated level. Justify your choice.

    HII PUONG LOUNG NIK NORHASNIZA NIK PAR SITI AISHAH KAMARUDDIN

    FANTASY
    CHARLIE AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY

    CHARACTERS
    - Charlie who comes from a very poor family is trying his best to win the Golden Ticket by buying chocolate bar so that he and his family will have a better life.

    - The other lucky children lose their sense when they are at the chocolate factory and they are causing trouble.

    SETTING AND ILLUSTRATION


    - there are variety of chocolates and sweets that can attract the children. - shows the flow of the story where the characters moves from place to place ( shows the differences between the setting)

    A smooth and understandable flows of the story. Convey happy ending of what children is hoping for every story. Length of the story that able to avoid children from lose attention during reading. ( not too long and not too short )

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