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Possum Magic
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Name: ___________________________Group Colour: __________________
Draw a line to match the words with the pictures.
vegemite
possum
lamington (cake)
Australian bush
ANZAC biscuits
pavlova (cake)
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Matching
minties (candy)
We use capital letters at the start of sentences and full
stops at the end of a sentence. Use capitals and full
stop to correct these sentences.
1. it was there, in the far north of australia, that they found a
vegemite sandwich
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2. grandma poss crossed her claws and crossed her feet
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3. hush breathed deeply and began to eat
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4. “a tail! a tail!” shouted both possums at once
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5. for there it was a brand new, visible tail
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Capitals Letters and
Full Stops
6 grandma poss made bush magic
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What is a rhyming word?
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Match the rhyming words by drawing a line to connect them.
pink fatthat seensmall shrinkbeen all
Now write some rhyming words to match these words: feet ___________ made ___________
blue ___________ you ___________
Write some rhyming words of your own:
__________ ____________ ___________ __________
____________ ___________ __________ ___________
____________ ___________ __________ ___________
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Rhyming
Words
What is a noun?
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Put the words from the box into the correct column:
person place thing
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possum Australia bush magic AdelaideHush koala Melbourne kangaroo sandwich
Grandma Poss book Sydney plate lamington
Nou
ns
1. What were the names of the two main characters in the
story?
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2. What was wrong with Hush?
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3. What made Hush’s legs appear?
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4. How did the possums get around Australia?
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5. Where did Grandma Poss look to find the magic she needed?
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6.What animal did Hush slide down?
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Comprehension
Questions
7.What could Hush be squashed by?
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8.What did Grandma Poss do to dingoes?
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9.What song did they dance to in Hobart? ______________________
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10. What did the possums eat on Hush’s birthday every year?
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Fill in the missing words from the story.
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Closed
Passage 1
Once upon a _________________, but not very _______________
ago, deep ___________ the Australian bush lived ______________
possums. Their names were ____________ and Grandma
_____________.
Use these words:
in Hush two Poss time long
On the map draw where the possums went and then write what
they ate.
They ate _______________________________________ in Adelaide.
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Mappi
ng
They ate ___________________ and _________________ in
Melbourne.
They ate ____________________ and ____________________ in
Sydney.
They ate ____________________________________________ in
Brisbane.
They ate a ____________________________________________ in
Darwin.
They ate a ____________________________________________ in Perth.
They ate a ____________________________________________ in
Hobart.
Fill in the missing words from the story.
All night _____________ Grandma Poss thought and_______________.
The next ________________, just before breakfast, she shouted, “It’s
something to do with______________. People food – not
________________ food. But I can’t ________________________what.
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Closed
Passage 2
We’ll just have to _____________ and find it.” So ______________ that
day, they left the __________ where they’d always been to find
what it was that would make Hush ____________________.
Use these words:
possum long visible food morning try
bush thought later remember
An acrostic poem is a poem where the first letters in each line spells out a word. You will have to write a word or a sentence using the first letter of each line.You are going to have a go at writing your own acrostic poem using the word ‘possum’.
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Acrostic Poem
P _______________________O ______________________S _______________________S _______________________U _______________________M ______________________
A T A B M O W S N A K E S B ED A Y A N R O M S Y D N E Y NE U A R R U B A K O O K K D RL S E N O C S C P T D K A I UA T Y E G K A N G A R O O N OI R B B L U E N K B V A K G BD A V I I B I H R N C L R O LE L I M S M I I C S I A O P EE I S C A C S S E I N R O V MR A I L I B U I I M W S H H AT N B E A G T I A V S D S S HM Z L N M N A P T U N U N C UU A E E I U O M M S B I A A SG C Z M L S E T I M E G E V SK A E T S P U M P K I N J H Y
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ADELAIDE ANZAC AUSTRALIANBISCUITS BLUE BRISBANE
BUSH DINGO EMUGRANMAPOSS GUMTREE HUSS
INVISIBLE KANGAROO KOALAKOOKABURRA LAMINGTON MAGICMELBOURNE MINTIES MORNAY
PAVLOVA POSSUM PUMPKINSANDWICH SCONES SHRINK
SMILE SNAKES STEAKSYDNEY VEGEMITE VISIBLE
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