Year 3 thought very carefully about how the animals in the story Zoo, by Anthony Browne, would feel. We wrote our ideas on Post-It notes, then typed them up.
Write a short sentence using any of these words to describe how the animals felt in the zoo.
The orang-utan looked terrified, because he was crouched in the corner, with his head facing the wall.
ReplyDeleteExcellent start Safaya!
DeleteI can also imagine that having so many strange faces peering into the enclosure every day made the orang-utan feel panicky! I like the word crouched to describe the orang-utans position in his enclosure.
DeleteThe tiger lookes trapped and bored because he is walking up and down along the cage and doing nothing.
ReplyDeleteWhat should tigers be doing instead of walking up and down along the cage doing nothing?
DeleteHe should be running in the wild with his pack.
DeleteOr he should be set free in the wild. Runnig in the wild with its family.
DeleteThe tiger must be so bored, walking up and down in his little cage.
ReplyDeleteThe orang-utan looks scared beacause people are banging on his glass cage.
ReplyDeletethe animals felt a bit sick because maybe, sometimes they might find rubbish in their cage and they might eat it
ReplyDeleteThe animals might be feeling petrified and spiritless
ReplyDeleteThanks for helping us with the word bank
ReplyDeleteThe orang- utan looks stressed because all of these beady eyes are staring at him.
ReplyDeletethe orang -utan felt miserable when dad and harry were knocking on the window at him he feels so miserable in the zoo mum saying you poor thing
ReplyDeletethe orang-utan feel annoyed and lonely he also feels fed up
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