Unit 1, 1.6 Matilda: What Is the Story About?

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Plan of today:


Do 1.6 of all right online


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Learning goal

I can understand a short text about Matilda and explain what the story is about.

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Matilda: What Is the Story About?

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Meet Matilda

  • Matilda is a young girl

  • She is very clever

  • She loves reading books

  • She learns many things by herself

Keep the focus on simple character understanding. Students do not need full plot detail yet; this slide introduces the main character clearly.

What words come to mind when you hear Matilda?

Use this as a prior-knowledge activation. Accept words about books, school, brave, clever, family, or anything students already know or guess from the title/image.

Matilda at home

  • Matilda's parents do not understand her

  • They are unkind to her

  • They do not see how special she is

  • This makes Matilda feel lonely

You can explain 'unkind' with simple examples such as not listening, laughing at her, or not caring about her reading.

A story about problems and courage

Matilda is about a clever girl who faces difficult adults at home and at school. Even though she is small, she is brave and keeps thinking for herself.

This is the first direct summary slide. It helps students move from separate facts to the main idea of the story.

Matilda at school

  • Matilda goes to school

  • Her teacher Miss Honey is kind

  • Miss Trunchbull is very strict and frightening

  • School is an important place in the story

Students may confuse Miss Honey and Miss Trunchbull. Stress the contrast: Miss Honey is kind; Miss Trunchbull is cruel and frightening.

What kind of story is it?

  • It is a children's story

  • It has funny parts

  • It also has unfair and sad parts

  • The story shows good people and bad behaviour

If useful, explain 'unfair' with simple classroom language: something is unfair when a person is not treated well or equally.

Do: Go to All Right online, Unit 1 lesson 6 literature (1.6)

Exercise: 1 and 2


Done? Go to unit 1 lesson 5 (1.5 writing) and do the test yourself.



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Name 3 things you learned about Matilda?

Reflection only. Invite short personal responses about the lesson and text understanding.