Introduction to 'Yoshi the Stonecutter' and making links to our own experiences
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I can make a prediction about how a story might end.
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Traditional tales can be set in real or fictional places. This traditional tale is set in Japan.
Illustrations can be a way to help us to predict and understand the story. We can 'read' the illustrations in a book.
Predictions can be made based on making connections and pattern seeking.
Making links to our own experiences is a way to help to understand the actions of a character.
Greed is one of the main themes in 'Yoshi the Stonecutter'.
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