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Do you remember what was broken outside the window by Alice's giant hand? Yes, cucumber frames! Find out what cold frame gardening is and why gardeners raise their plants with glass covers.

Read chapter four and answer these comprehension questions: Who does the White Rabbit think Alice is?           Who went down the chimney? What does Pat think the White Rabbit is doing? Where does Alice put her foot and arm when she grows? How to answer the comprehension questions : just click on  and answer online. Do not forget to let us know who you are.

Today's post is yummy yummy delicious! B elieve it or not, I found the Queen’s secret recipe for her delicious strawberry tarts—try it, and you’ll see why the Knave stole them! The Queen of Hearts’ Strawberry Tart Crust 1 stick butter, melted 1 teaspoon sugar 1 cup flour Filling 4 cups whole strawberries, hulled 11/2 cups warm water 11/2 cups sugar 4 tablespoons corn starch 1 3-ounce package strawberry gelatin mix ( not the instant kind) 2 drops red food coloring Whipped cream Preheat oven to 400°. Mix all crust ingredients and pat int o a 9-inch pie plate. Prick the bottom with a fork and bake for about 15 minutes, or until lightly browned . Cool. Arrange whole strawberries in the crust. In a saucepan, cook water, sugar, and corn starch until the mixture becomes clear. Add gelatin and stir until dissolved. Add food coloring. Pour over the strawberries that are in the crust. Chill well. Top with whipped cream before serving.

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Read chapter three and answer these comprehension questions: What did Alice have an argument with the Lory about? What did the archbishop find? What did Alice give the Dodo that the Dodo gave back? Who won the caucus race? What did Alice give as prizes? What did Alice think the mouse was talking about when the mouse said "Mine is a long and sad tale"? How to answer the comprehension questions : just click on  and answer online. Do not forget to let us know who you are.

“Mine is a long and a sad tale!” said the Mouse, turning to Alice and sighing. “It is a long tail certainly,” said Alice, looking down with wonder at the Mouse’s tail; “but why do you call it sad ?” And she kept on puzzling about it while the mouse was speaking, so that her idea of the tale was something like this N ow it is your turn to tell your long (and not so sad) tale. I’ll help you a bit. You just have to fill in the gaps with your own ideas. then, in class, you'll read your story out loud. There was once a................ , named.............., whose best friend was a ...................named SaltCoat. SaltCoat came from..................., where all the....................were......................and everyone ate................. . When SaltCoat was alone, he liked..................... with his.................... . When he was with his friens he liked.................. . SaltCoat was terribly.................... . One.............................. day, SaltCoat was ve...

Fascinated by Alice's gloves? Well, take out your needles and get ready to make yourself a nice warm pair of wool gloves inspired in those Alice was wearing! Open publication - Free publishing - More reading

Read chapter two and answer these comprehension questions: What did the White Rabbit drop when Alice spoke to him? Who does Alice think she turned into? What did Alice think the mouse was? How to answer the comprehension questions : just click on and answer online. Do not forget to let us know who you are.

1-     Après la chasse au sanglier, que veulent faire Astérix et Obélix ? 2-    Combien de sangliers mange Obélix au début du livre ? 3-    Qui est Falbala ? 4-    Qu’offre Obélix à Falbala ? 5-    Qui est Tragicomix ? 6-    Où se trouve le Quartier Général de la Légion Romaine ? 7-    Que doivent faire Astérix et Obélix pour retrouver Tragicomix ? 8-    Quelle est la taille de l’uniforme qu’annonce Obélix ? 9-    Qui tombe dans la marmite dans cette histoire ? 10- Que contiennent les sacs que portent les légionnaires ? 11- Vers où se dirigent les légionnaires pour le combat ? 12- Où débarquent les légionnaires après plusieurs jours de voyage ? 13- Comment s’appelle l’ennemi de Jules César qui se trouve au nord ? 14- Qu’ordonne Jules César de faire avec le chef des légionnaires ? 15- Qui est HCL ? 1...

1-     Pourquoi les Romains veulent capturer Assurancetourix? 2-    Qu’est-ce qu’un barde ? 3-    Que va faire Keskonrix dans la forêt ? 4-    Quelle est la seule chose à craindre des Gaulois? 5-    Quel est le pari proposé par Obélix ? 6-    Quel est le métier d’Obélix ? 7-    Pourquoi Obélix est tellement fort ? 8-    Pourquoi Astérix et Obélix décident-ils d’aller à Rome ? 9-    Comment on dit sanglier en latin ? 10- En quoi consiste le vieux signe gaulois qui signifie qu’on désire être embarqué ? 11- Quels produits transporte la galère phénicienne ? 12- Que fait Plaintcontrix comme métier ? 13- Quel est le repas préféré d’Obélix ? 14- Qu’est-ce qu’une « insula » ? 15- Que veut dire HLM dans   Astérix gladiateur  ? 16- Quelle est la phrase répétée par Obélix à propos des Romains ? 17-...

1-     À quoi sert actuellement le peuple de Cléopâtre selon Jules César ? 2-    Quelle est la signification du mot « dresser » dans Astérix et Cléopâtre  ?  3-    Quand a eu lieu la première rencontre entre Numérobis et Panoramix ? 4-    Que veut dire « ne pas avoir la voix au chapitre » ? 5-    Pourquoi les pirates font couler leur propre navire ? 6-    Quelle est la collation préférée de Cléopâtre ? 7-    Quel mets est très populaire chez les Égyptiens ? 8-      Quelle est la proposition que font les travailleurs égyptiens à Numérobis ? 9-      Que veut dire l’expression « il est fada » ? 10- Que font Astérix et Obélix avec le nez du sphinx ? 11-   À quelle occasion Panoramix donne à boire de la potion magique à Obélix ? 12- Que veut dire « toutou » ? ...

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Read chapter one and answer these comprehension questions: Alice took a jar off the shelf.  What did it say on it? What is the name of Alice 's cat? How many legs did the table have? What did Alice find on the table the first time? What did the bottle say on it? What is Alice 's term for shrinking? What did the box under the table say on it? How to answer the comprehension questions : just click on  and answer online. Do not forget to let us know who you are.

Doublets Lewis Carroll invented this word game in 1879. He played it at Christmas. The idea of the game is to take two words of the same length and then to turn the first word into the second by changing one letter at a time. You can’t just change any letter you want. You have to create proper words as you go along. For example, you can turn CAT into DOG this way: Cat – Cot – Cog - Dog Now it’s your turn. See if you can solve this doublet. The best doublets use as few changes as possible. You should be able to turn BOY into MAN using just two other words in between. BOY _________ _________ MAN Now try some of these. Don’t forget that you need to use as few changes as possible. Fill in the blank area in between the two words with your changed words. Sick - Well Hate - Love East - West Hard - Easy

The author of Alice’s Adventures In Wonderland was Lewis Carroll. If you read his books you will find out very soon that this was somebody who loved playing about with words. Carroll was a big fan of word games and used to make up new ones all the time. He liked creating these games for children. You can now play some of these word games: 1. Anagrams Lewis Carroll enjoyed creating anagrams. An anagram is when the letters from one word (or set of words) are jumbled up to create a new word (or set). For example, you can mix up the letters in the word POST and get the words STOP and TOPS . There are also some famous anagrams. Here are a few of them: Schoolmaster = The classroom Funeral = Real Fun Eleven plus two = twelve plus one The Morse Code = Here come dots Lewis Carroll created one well-known puzzle that used anagrams. See if you can find answer: If you want to create your own anagrams (maybe using your own names) then there are plenty of websites that do the job for you. You ca...

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If you have, you'll be surely able to successfully do the following comprehension exercises about it.

Here is the answer key for the questions you have been answering about Lewis Carroll for the last two weeks. Now you can check your score. Thanks to all who managed to take part in this activity and good luck for the rest of tasks you'll be dealing with from now on.