Roald Dahl books are utilized here to show how to create the hook in an opening sentence

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Subject(s): Language Arts Grades(s): Grades 6-7, Grades 4-5

Title – Creating the Hook

By – Terry Walker

Primary Subject – Language Arts

Grade Level – 4-7

Lesson Time – 45 minutes

Materials:

  • Books that have good opening lines.

    I have chosen the following Roald Dahl books for this lesson.


    (The books will have a cover on them so that they will not be easily identified. The teacher will reveal the titles after the lesson is over in case students show a desire to read the entire book. A number can be placed on the book covering to identify the book without removing its cover.)

        1. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

        2. Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator

        3. James and the Giant Peach

        4. The BFG

        5. Matilda

        6. Boy — Tales of Childhood

        7. The Twits

        8. The Witches

        9. Fantastic Mr. Fox

        10. George’s Marvelous Medicine

        11. Danny the Champion of the World

        12. The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar and Six More

          12a. The Boy Who Talked with Animals

          12b. The Hitchhiker

          12c. The Mildenhall Treasure

          12d. The Swan

          12e. The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar

          12f. Lucky Break: How I Became a Writer

          12g. A Piece of Cake: First Story-1942
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