The Great Chocoplot: a laugh-out-loud adventure perfect for fans of Dahl and Walliams!

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This resource helps your class develop understanding of the suffix -ing and the rules when using it. The storyline is wonderfully off-the-wall, and the characters are fabulous, especially Jelly's Gran, who really made me chuckle. The Great Chocoplot is a fun adventure with a brilliant concept – and like the best apocalyptic fiction, it’s based on reality. because at its heart The Great Chocoplot is an adventure and mystery story full of charm and heart with the theme of family being central at all times.

Your class will choose a synonym to replace the word in brackets or they will draw lines to match the word to one of its synonyms. Garibaldi Chocolati is a villain that even Dahl would have been proud of and indeed the book sits confidently and comfortably somewhere between Roald Dahl and David Walliams. I am not going to share too many details about the story, because I want to you to explore it on your own, but I have to mention my favorite scene. But the author really makes the ending fun, and I enjoyed seeing what happened after that confrontation. Das weiß auch Jelly, aber was sie mehr beunruhigt als die Nachbarin ist, das in den Nachrichten eine drohende Schokopokalypse angekündigt wurde und das hieße die Schokolade würde komplett verschwinden.Then as an Environmental Scientist he spent a lot of time getting wet on factory roofs, measuring pollution.

I liked figuring out/finding out how the chocopocalypse starting/began/what is going on with the chocolate.

His portrayal throughout the book as a pompous nitwit makes Garibaldi a character that the reader loves to hate.