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think up a really nasty trick he could play on his wife that day. 'You'd better be careful,' Mrs Twit said, 'because when I see you starting to plot, I watch you like a wombat.'
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The Twits - Playscript characters – Mrs and Mr Twit The Funny Walking-stick Opening scene - Mr Twit is busy in his workshop sticking wood to the bottom of Mrs Twit’s walking-stick and chair. He then goes through to the living room. Mr Twit: (With a cheeky grin on his face.) Here’s your walking stick. Mr Twit hands the walking stick to Mrs ...
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From word searches to posters, bookmarks to writing frames, find a variety of lovely resources to help your teaching of The Twits. Bring Roald Dahl's hilarious story to life with our beautifully illustrated teaching resources. With word searches, writing frames, bookmarks, and much more, all with beautifully illustrated images and designs with The ...
A hideous, vindictive, spiteful couple known as the Twits live together in a brick house without windows. They continuously play nasty practical jokes on each other out of hatred for one another, ranging from Mr Twit hiding a frog in his wife's bed that he claims is a monster, to Mrs Twit tricking her husband into eating worms in his spaghetti. Mug...
Roald Dahl's The Twits was first published in 1980, and is said to be inspired by Dahl's hatred of beards! Michael Rosen - writer of the biography "Fantastic Mr Dahl" - tells how the first time he met Roald Dahl, Roald said: "It’s probably got this morning’s breakfast in it. And last night’s dinner. And old bits of rubbish, any old stuff that he’s ...
NASTY TRICKS. MAIN TASK: 1. Show children a range of objects or pictures of objects, for example: a piece of old fruit, a toy mouse, hair gel, a beard comb, a mirror. How might the Twits use these objects in a trick? Give pairs of children a few minutes to choose an object (either one of the objects provided or one of their own choosing) and ...
What is different? Discuss how children achieved their drawings (by listening for key information from the text, by listening for describing words, by inferring that the Twits are disgusting people). MAIN TASK: WONDROUS WORDS. 1. Split the class into groups of four children.
The Twits Plays for Children by Roald Dahl. David Wood has created six short plays to read and perform. With notes on simple staging, props and costumes, the plays can be produced with the minimum of experience and resources. The Twits is one of his many successful and highly entertaining books.
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Nov 23, 2023 · Year 3- The Twits play scripts. 23rd November 2023 C Whitehead. Year 3 have loved reading the story ‘The Twits’ by Roald Dahl. We also looked at a version of the story that had been adapted into a play script. We chose our favourite chapter from the Twits story and wrote it up as a play script.
