Exploring vocabulary and illustrations in 'The Planet in a Pickle Jar'
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I can understand the meaning behind the vocabulary and illustrations used in the story.
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‘The Planet in a Pickle Jar’ contains precise vocabulary that is crucial for understanding the meaning behind the story.
The grandma describes the planet as “fragile” and wants to “preserve” it so she creates a “sanctuary”.
Special things are pickled in jars because pickling is a method of preservation.
The story explores the preservation of the world’s natural elements, human elements and items/belongings.
The illustrations communicate additional meaning behind the vocabulary in the story.
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