· Connecting to prior knowledge. As a way of brainstorming and concept building, have students individually think about a word that embodies how home makes them feel. Ask them to say the word and embody it. Students can then write the word ‘home’ in the centre of a page in their books or a piece of paper and draw ten hooks coming off it/5(16). Dedicated to the largely unsung, mostly unseen workers for young people in need, this evocative picture book by Libby Hathorn will stir hearts everywhere. With stunning illustrations by Gregory Rogers, this is the story of Shane and a cat with no name as they wander the . · Libby Hathorn, Gregory Rogers (illustrator) ratings46 reviews. It's night and the dark is filled with strange sounds as Shane makes his way home. On a fence he finds a stray cat that at first growls and spits at him. But Shane talks and strokes the kitten to calmness, and decides to take the 'Spitfire, Kitten Number One,' home with him/5.
Guided Reading - The Way Home, Libby Hathorn. Planning for a higher Year 5 Guided Reading group for Libby Hathorn's awesome Way Home, illustrated by Gregory Rogers. Planning is for 5 weeks, although may take more time depending on whether your children are reading to the group or themselves. Learning expectations are generic. Way Home. Topics: IMAGE, Photography, Cat Pages: 3 ( words) Published: August 7, Libby Hathorn's book Way Home focuses on Shane, a street kid who stumbles upon a cat that he adopts and cares for like a real person. The little amount of words in the book gives you the main storyline, but it is Gregory Roger's pictures that steal. Way Home. Elizabeth Hathorn, Libby Hathorn. Random House Australia, - Australian fiction - 32 pages. 0 Reviews. Imaginatively illustrated story for year olds. Shane shows his adopted stray kitten some inner city sights, on the way to the place he has made a makeshift home. The author has won many awards for her fiction and poetry.
Ruth Merttens reads 'Way Home' by Libby Hathorn Gregory www.doorway.ru story of a boy called Shane, a stray kitten and their journey through the night. A beaut. docx, MB. A workbook for students to work through independently as they respond to "Way Home" by Libby Hathorn. This picture book explores the theme of homelessness. Creative Commons "Attribution". Libby Hathorn, Gregory Rogers (illustrator) ratings46 reviews. It's night and the dark is filled with strange sounds as Shane makes his way home. On a fence he finds a stray cat that at first growls and spits at him. But Shane talks and strokes the kitten to calmness, and decides to take the 'Spitfire, Kitten Number One,' home with him.
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