Inference means to use clues from within the text to draw conclusions.

Evidence is the information from a text that can support or justify our reasoning.

Character traits are the special qualities that make a character in a story unique and interesting.

Role on the wall is a character analysis activity which encourages readers to infer.

Motives refer to a person’s reasons for doing something.

Developing comprehension of 'Arthur and the Golden Rope' through rich discussion

English

In 'Arthur and the Golden Rope’, pupils discussed the role of a hero and how a character can embody this. In ’Beowulf’, pupils will once again discuss the identity of a hero.’

In 'A Journey through Greek Myths’, pupils read and listened to a range of traditional myths. In ’Arthur and the Golden Rope’, pupils will draw comparisons between traditional myths and modern myths.

'Arthur and the Golden Rope': reading

to use clues from within the text to draw conclusions

the information from a text that can justify reasoning

the special qualities that make a character unique

Match the following keywords to their definitions.

creates a path of destruction which Arthur follows

helps Arthur and Thor battle terrifying creatures

Match the character to the action they perform in the text.

True or False? Understanding a character's motives enriches the reading experience.

Starting with the highest, order the Norse World levels from highest to lowest.

Which of the following features are included on the **inside** of the character when completing a role on the wall?

Which of the following features are included on the **outside** of the character when completing a role on the wall?

 includes an index and a glossary for reference

often feature gods and goddesses with extraordinary powers

Which of the following are features of a modern myth?

True or False? Arthur is the main protagonist in 'Arthur and the Golden Rope'.

the special qualities that make a character in a story unique and interesting

What is the most appropriate definition of a character trait?

Match the following character traits to the character in 'Arthur and the Golden Rope'.

prioritising one's needs without consideration for others

standing by someone during challenging times

misleading or manipulating others for personal gain

neglecting to offer assistance or support when someone is in need

inflicting harm or pain on others intentionally

Which example demonstrates the character trait **kindness**?

evading difficulties or conflicts without facing them directly

not being responsible, especially in difficult situations

retreating or running away from challenges

Which example demonstrates the character trait **courage **?

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.

Developing comprehension of 'Arthur and the Golden Rope' through rich discussion

Lesson outcome

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.