Analyse Lesson 6
Can I find and discuss Writer’s
Knowledge 5-8 in the Example Text?
Sentence Accuracy
Sentence Accuracy
Quick Build: single-clause sentence
Verb
forgot
Who/What
Granny
Sentence
Granny forgot.
Add Detail: word families
forgot
_________
lots of things.
Granny
Re-read
Build
lots of things.
forgot
_________
Granny
___________________________________________________________________________
Check
My turn to write the sentence.
Listen to my writer's voice.
Let me hide it!Now your turn.
Your turn to write a sentence.
Write?
Dictate?
Adapt/Extend?
Combine?
Fix?
Use your Sentence Checker
Sentence time over! Click to move on.
Quick Build: single-clause sentence
Verb
found
Who/What
they
Sentence
They found a treehouse.
Add Detail: expanded noun phrase
a beautiful treehouse in the forest.
_______________________________
They found
Re-read
Build
a beautiful treehouse in the forest.
_______________________________
They found
___________________________________________________________________________
Check
My turn to write the sentence.
Listen to my writer's voice.
Let me hide it!Now your turn.
Your turn to write a sentence.
Write?
Dictate?
Adapt/Extend?
Combine?
Fix?
Use your Sentence Checker
Sentence time over! Click to move on.
Let's take a quick look at how the Example Text is presented and the features it has.
The Example Text has...
Paragraphs
Title
Describing characters
Adjectives
Idioms
Text structure
Features
Amelia’s Forgettery
One warm summer afternoon, Amelia went to visit Granny at her thatched cottage. It was nestled into a wild wood which was the perfect place for exploring. Amelia was an adventurous girl but she was also very forgetful. She always forgot things like doing her homework or where she had put her toys. She also loved to daydream and consequently she often lost track of time. As Granny opened the door with a big smile, Amelia could not wait for their next adventure.
Describing characters
Idioms
Adjectives
Paragraph
Title
Click on / Click off
Can I find and discuss Writer’s
Knowledge 5-8 in the Example Text?
Writer's Knowledge
Speech marks
Similes
Conjunctions
Verbs
Let's work in:
Stations
Pairs
Groups
Speech marks
Let me show you
Drag the speech marks into the correct places in the sentences below.
asked Granny.
What is this place?
Amelia whispered.
I will never forget,
Reveal
Speech marks
Let's find and discuss
Amelia and Granny set off into the woods and began to explore. They spotted all kinds of creatures and wildflowers as bright as sunshine. Hours went by as they wandered deeper into the trees. After a while, an uneasy feeling started to bother Amelia. “Does this path look a bit strange to you?” she asked. Granny thought it looked unfamiliar too. Suddenly, Amelia realised. They had forgotten the way home!
Reveal
Replace?
Remove?
Feel
Imagine
Your Turn: Which paragraphs will you look at?
Speech marks
Imagine Feel Replace? Remove?
Reveal
Writer's Knowledge
Speech marks
Similes
Conjunctions
Verbs
Conjunctions
Let me show you
Choose the best conjunction to complete each sentence.
but
or
Amelia was an adventurous girl she was also very forgetful.
She always forgot things like doing her homework where she had put her toys.
Reveal
Conjunctions
Let's find and discuss
Soon, Amelia and Granny stumbled upon a sunlit glade and approached an enormous treehouse in the centre. “What is this place?” asked Granny curiously when they crept inside. Amelia gasped as they entered a vast room full of doors, spiralling slides and busy staff. “Welcome to The Forgettery! This is where all your forgotten memories can be found,” called a man in roller skates. Amelia and Granny smiled in relief while following him to the winding staircases. They watched as he delivered bunches of keys, toys and boxes to different people’s Forgettery doors.
Reveal
Replace?
Remove?
Feel
Imagine
Your Turn: Which paragraphs will you look at?
Conjunctions
Imagine Feel Replace? Remove?
Reveal
Writer's Knowledge
Speech marks
Similes
Conjunctions
Verbs
Let me show you
Similes
Match the two halves of the simile.
finding old friends again.
They spotted wildflowers as
Seeing her memories felt like
bright as sunshine.
Reveal
Similes
Let's find and discuss
Eventually, they reached a small but cosy shed. It felt like home because of its warmth and light. “This one says Amelia’s Forgettery, so it must be yours!” smiled Granny. The room was as comforting as a welcoming hug. There were Amelia’s toys from years ago and her lost socks of every colour. Best of all were the fluttery butterflies illuminating all the happy moments she had forgotten. Amelia was lost for words. Seeing her memories here felt like finding old friends again.
Reveal
Replace?
Remove?
Feel
Imagine
Your Turn: Which paragraphs will you look at?
Similes
Imagine Feel Replace? Remove?
Reveal
Writer's Knowledge
Speech marks
Similes
Conjunctions
Verbs
Let me show you
Verbs
Find the verbs that show what the characters are doing.
They wandered deeper into the trees.
Amelia and Granny stumbled upon a sunlit glade.
Amelia whispered to Granny.
Reveal
Verbs
Let's find and discuss
One warm summer afternoon, Amelia went to visit Granny at her thatched cottage. It was nestled into a wild wood which was the perfect place for exploring. Amelia was an adventurous girl but she was also very forgetful. She always forgot things like doing her homework or where she had put her toys. She also loved to daydream and consequently she often lost track of time. As Granny opened the door with a big smile, Amelia could not wait for their next adventure.
Reveal
Replace?
Remove?
Feel
Imagine
Your Turn: Which paragraphs will you look at?
Verbs
Imagine Feel Replace? Remove?
Reveal
Question Quiz Time
Secret Selector
Team Competition
How will we answer our questions today?
Vote
ThumbsUp
ThinkPair Share
Bob Up
Which One's Right?
Which one shows speech marks used correctly?
A “Welcome” to The Forgettery the man called.
B “Welcome to The Forgettery the man called.”
C Welcome to The Forgettery, the man called.
D “Welcome to The Forgettery,” the man called.
Yes or No?Are these words conjunctions?
A when
Yes
No
No
B never
Yes
C every
Yes
No
D as
Yes
No
Picture Me
Which image best shows the simile ‘like finding old friends again’?
Odd One Out
Which of these is not a verb to show what a character is doing?
B something
A wandered
D daydreaming
C stumbled
Can I find and discuss Writer’s Knowledge 5-8 in the Example Text?
CEW
Handwriting
Writing Effects
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Ideas
Other...
Feedback: Who did what well?
One warm summer afternoon, Amelia went to visit Granny at her thatched cottage. It was nestled into a wild wood which was the perfect place for exploring. Amelia was an adventurous girl but she was also very forgetful. She always forgot things like doing her homework or where she had put her toys. She also loved to daydream and consequently she often lost track of time. As Granny opened the door with a big smile, Amelia could not wait for their next adventure.
forgot
_________
lots of things.
Granny
One warm summer afternoon, Amelia went to visit Granny at her thatched cottage. It was nestled into a wild wood which was the perfect place for exploring. Amelia was an adventurous girl but she was also very forgetful. She always forgot things like doing her homework or where she had put her toys. She also loved to daydream and consequently she often lost track of time. As Granny opened the door with a big smile, Amelia could not wait for their next adventure.
Amelia and Granny set off into the woods and began to explore. They spotted all kinds of creatures and wildflowers as bright as sunshine. Hours went by as they wandered deeper into the trees. After a while, an uneasy feeling started to bother Amelia. “Does this path look a bit strange to you?” she asked. Granny thought it looked unfamiliar too. Suddenly, Amelia realised. They had forgotten the way home!
Eventually, they reached a small but cosy shed. It felt like home because of its warmth and light. “This one says Amelia’s Forgettery, so it must be yours!” smiled Granny. The room was as comforting as a welcoming hug. There were Amelia’s toys from years ago and her lost socks of every colour. Best of all were the fluttery butterflies illuminating all the happy moments she had forgotten. Amelia was lost for words. Seeing her memories here felt like finding old friends again.
a beautiful treehouse in the forest.
_______________________________
They found
Soon, Amelia and Granny stumbled upon a sunlit glade and approached an enormous treehouse in the centre. “What is this place?” asked Granny curiously when they crept inside. Amelia gasped as they entered a vast room full of doors, spiralling slides and busy staff. “Welcome to The Forgettery! This is where all your forgotten memories can be found,” called a man in roller skates. Amelia and Granny smiled in relief while following him to the winding staircases. They watched as he delivered bunches of keys, toys and boxes to different people’s Forgettery doors.
They wandered deeper into the trees.
Amelia and Granny stumbled upon a sunlit glade.
Amelia whispered to Granny.
Just then, something was delivered to Amelia’s Forgettery. It was a map to show them the way home and eventually, they made it back to Granny’s thatched cottage. Granny began putting things into a book for Amelia. It was an album full of photos and little notes to help her remember all the lovely things they had done together. She hugged Granny tightly. “I may forget lots of things, but I will never forget our adventures,” Amelia whispered.
Eventually, they reached a small but cosy shed. It felt like home because of its warmth and light. “This one says Amelia’s Forgettery, so it must be yours!” smiled Granny. The room was as comforting as a welcoming hug. There were Amelia’s toys from years ago and her lost socks of every colour. Best of all were the fluttery butterflies illuminating all the happy moments she had forgotten. Amelia was lost for words. Seeing her memories here felt like finding old friends again.
Just then, something was delivered to Amelia’s Forgettery. It was a map to show them the way home and eventually, they made it back to Granny’s thatched cottage. Granny began putting things into a book for Amelia. It was an album full of photos and little notes to help her remember all the lovely things they had done together. She hugged Granny tightly. “I may forget lots of things, but I will never forget our adventures,” Amelia whispered.
Soon, Amelia and Granny stumbled upon a sunlit glade and approached an enormous treehouse in the centre. “What is this place?” asked Granny curiously when they crept inside. Amelia gasped as they entered a vast room full of doors, spiralling slides and busy staff. “Welcome to The Forgettery! This is where all your forgotten memories can be found,” called a man in roller skates. Amelia and Granny smiled in relief while following him to the winding staircases. They watched as he delivered bunches of keys, toys and boxes to different people’s Forgettery doors.
Just then, something was delivered to Amelia’s Forgettery. It was a map to show them the way home and eventually, they made it back to Granny’s thatched cottage. Granny began putting things into a book for Amelia. It was an album full of photos and little notes to help her remember all the lovely things they had done together. She hugged Granny tightly. “I may forget lots of things, but I will never forget our adventures,” Amelia whispered.
Amelia and Granny set off into the woods and began to explore. They spotted all kinds of creatures and wildflowers as bright as sunshine. Hours went by as they wandered deeper into the trees. After a while, an uneasy feeling started to bother Amelia. “Does this path look a bit strange to you?” she asked. Granny thought it looked unfamiliar too. Suddenly, Amelia realised. They had forgotten the way home!
One warm summer afternoon, Amelia went to visit Granny at her thatched cottage. It was nestled into a wild wood which was the perfect place for exploring. Amelia was an adventurous girl but she was also very forgetful. She always forgot things like doing her homework or where she had put her toys. She also loved to daydream and consequently she often lost track of time. As Granny opened the door with a big smile, Amelia could not wait for their next adventure.
Amelia and Granny set off into the woods and began to explore. They spotted all kinds of creatures and wildflowers as bright as sunshine. Hours went by as they wandered deeper into the trees. After a while, an uneasy feeling started to bother Amelia. “Does this path look a bit strange to you?” she asked. Granny thought it looked unfamiliar too. Suddenly, Amelia realised. They had forgotten the way home!
Soon, Amelia and Granny stumbled upon a sunlit glade and approached an enormous treehouse in the centre. “What is this place?” asked Granny curiously when they crept inside. Amelia gasped as they entered a vast room full of doors, spiralling slides and busy staff. “Welcome to The Forgettery! This is where all your forgotten memories can be found,” called a man in roller skates. Amelia and Granny smiled in relief while following him to the winding staircases. They watched as he delivered bunches of keys, toys and boxes to different people’s Forgettery doors.
but
or
Just then, something was delivered to Amelia’s Forgettery. It was a map to show them the way home and eventually, they made it back to Granny’s thatched cottage. Granny began putting things into a book for Amelia. It was an album full of photos and little notes to help her remember all the lovely things they had done together. She hugged Granny tightly. “I may forget lots of things, but I will never forget our adventures,” Amelia whispered.
asked Granny.
What is this place?
Amelia whispered.
I will never forget,
Eventually, they reached a small but cosy shed. It felt like home because of its warmth and light. “This one says Amelia’s Forgettery, so it must be yours!” smiled Granny. The room was as comforting as a welcoming hug. There were Amelia’s toys from years ago and her lost socks of every colour. Best of all were the fluttery butterflies illuminating all the happy moments she had forgotten. Amelia was lost for words. Seeing her memories here felt like finding old friends again.
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Analyse Lesson 6
Can I find and discuss Writer’s Knowledge 5-8 in the Example Text?
Sentence Accuracy
Sentence Accuracy
Quick Build: single-clause sentence
Verb
forgot
Who/What
Granny
Sentence
Granny forgot.
Add Detail: word families
forgot
_________
lots of things.
Granny
Re-read
Build
lots of things.
forgot
_________
Granny
___________________________________________________________________________
Check
My turn to write the sentence.
Listen to my writer's voice.
Let me hide it!Now your turn.
Your turn to write a sentence.
Write?
Dictate?
Adapt/Extend?
Combine?
Fix?
Use your Sentence Checker
Sentence time over! Click to move on.
Quick Build: single-clause sentence
Verb
found
Who/What
they
Sentence
They found a treehouse.
Add Detail: expanded noun phrase
a beautiful treehouse in the forest.
_______________________________
They found
Re-read
Build
a beautiful treehouse in the forest.
_______________________________
They found
___________________________________________________________________________
Check
My turn to write the sentence.
Listen to my writer's voice.
Let me hide it!Now your turn.
Your turn to write a sentence.
Write?
Dictate?
Adapt/Extend?
Combine?
Fix?
Use your Sentence Checker
Sentence time over! Click to move on.
Let's take a quick look at how the Example Text is presented and the features it has.
The Example Text has...
Paragraphs
Title
Describing characters
Adjectives
Idioms
Text structure
Features
Amelia’s Forgettery
One warm summer afternoon, Amelia went to visit Granny at her thatched cottage. It was nestled into a wild wood which was the perfect place for exploring. Amelia was an adventurous girl but she was also very forgetful. She always forgot things like doing her homework or where she had put her toys. She also loved to daydream and consequently she often lost track of time. As Granny opened the door with a big smile, Amelia could not wait for their next adventure.
Describing characters
Idioms
Adjectives
Paragraph
Title
Click on / Click off
Can I find and discuss Writer’s Knowledge 5-8 in the Example Text?
Writer's Knowledge
Speech marks
Similes
Conjunctions
Verbs
Let's work in:
Stations
Pairs
Groups
Speech marks
Let me show you
Drag the speech marks into the correct places in the sentences below.
asked Granny.
What is this place?
Amelia whispered.
I will never forget,
Reveal
Speech marks
Let's find and discuss
Amelia and Granny set off into the woods and began to explore. They spotted all kinds of creatures and wildflowers as bright as sunshine. Hours went by as they wandered deeper into the trees. After a while, an uneasy feeling started to bother Amelia. “Does this path look a bit strange to you?” she asked. Granny thought it looked unfamiliar too. Suddenly, Amelia realised. They had forgotten the way home!
Reveal
Replace?
Remove?
Feel
Imagine
Your Turn: Which paragraphs will you look at?
Speech marks
Imagine Feel Replace? Remove?
Reveal
Writer's Knowledge
Speech marks
Similes
Conjunctions
Verbs
Conjunctions
Let me show you
Choose the best conjunction to complete each sentence.
but
or
Amelia was an adventurous girl she was also very forgetful.
She always forgot things like doing her homework where she had put her toys.
Reveal
Conjunctions
Let's find and discuss
Soon, Amelia and Granny stumbled upon a sunlit glade and approached an enormous treehouse in the centre. “What is this place?” asked Granny curiously when they crept inside. Amelia gasped as they entered a vast room full of doors, spiralling slides and busy staff. “Welcome to The Forgettery! This is where all your forgotten memories can be found,” called a man in roller skates. Amelia and Granny smiled in relief while following him to the winding staircases. They watched as he delivered bunches of keys, toys and boxes to different people’s Forgettery doors.
Reveal
Replace?
Remove?
Feel
Imagine
Your Turn: Which paragraphs will you look at?
Conjunctions
Imagine Feel Replace? Remove?
Reveal
Writer's Knowledge
Speech marks
Similes
Conjunctions
Verbs
Let me show you
Similes
Match the two halves of the simile.
finding old friends again.
They spotted wildflowers as
Seeing her memories felt like
bright as sunshine.
Reveal
Similes
Let's find and discuss
Eventually, they reached a small but cosy shed. It felt like home because of its warmth and light. “This one says Amelia’s Forgettery, so it must be yours!” smiled Granny. The room was as comforting as a welcoming hug. There were Amelia’s toys from years ago and her lost socks of every colour. Best of all were the fluttery butterflies illuminating all the happy moments she had forgotten. Amelia was lost for words. Seeing her memories here felt like finding old friends again.
Reveal
Replace?
Remove?
Feel
Imagine
Your Turn: Which paragraphs will you look at?
Similes
Imagine Feel Replace? Remove?
Reveal
Writer's Knowledge
Speech marks
Similes
Conjunctions
Verbs
Let me show you
Verbs
Find the verbs that show what the characters are doing.
They wandered deeper into the trees.
Amelia and Granny stumbled upon a sunlit glade.
Amelia whispered to Granny.
Reveal
Verbs
Let's find and discuss
One warm summer afternoon, Amelia went to visit Granny at her thatched cottage. It was nestled into a wild wood which was the perfect place for exploring. Amelia was an adventurous girl but she was also very forgetful. She always forgot things like doing her homework or where she had put her toys. She also loved to daydream and consequently she often lost track of time. As Granny opened the door with a big smile, Amelia could not wait for their next adventure.
Reveal
Replace?
Remove?
Feel
Imagine
Your Turn: Which paragraphs will you look at?
Verbs
Imagine Feel Replace? Remove?
Reveal
Question Quiz Time
Secret Selector
Team Competition
How will we answer our questions today?
Vote
ThumbsUp
ThinkPair Share
Bob Up
Which One's Right?
Which one shows speech marks used correctly?
A “Welcome” to The Forgettery the man called.
B “Welcome to The Forgettery the man called.”
C Welcome to The Forgettery, the man called.
D “Welcome to The Forgettery,” the man called.
Yes or No?Are these words conjunctions?
A when
Yes
No
No
B never
Yes
C every
Yes
No
D as
Yes
No
Picture Me
Which image best shows the simile ‘like finding old friends again’?
Odd One Out
Which of these is not a verb to show what a character is doing?
B something
A wandered
D daydreaming
C stumbled
Can I find and discuss Writer’s Knowledge 5-8 in the Example Text?
CEW
Handwriting
Writing Effects
Spelling
Ideas
Other...
Feedback: Who did what well?
One warm summer afternoon, Amelia went to visit Granny at her thatched cottage. It was nestled into a wild wood which was the perfect place for exploring. Amelia was an adventurous girl but she was also very forgetful. She always forgot things like doing her homework or where she had put her toys. She also loved to daydream and consequently she often lost track of time. As Granny opened the door with a big smile, Amelia could not wait for their next adventure.
forgot
_________
lots of things.
Granny
One warm summer afternoon, Amelia went to visit Granny at her thatched cottage. It was nestled into a wild wood which was the perfect place for exploring. Amelia was an adventurous girl but she was also very forgetful. She always forgot things like doing her homework or where she had put her toys. She also loved to daydream and consequently she often lost track of time. As Granny opened the door with a big smile, Amelia could not wait for their next adventure.
Amelia and Granny set off into the woods and began to explore. They spotted all kinds of creatures and wildflowers as bright as sunshine. Hours went by as they wandered deeper into the trees. After a while, an uneasy feeling started to bother Amelia. “Does this path look a bit strange to you?” she asked. Granny thought it looked unfamiliar too. Suddenly, Amelia realised. They had forgotten the way home!
Eventually, they reached a small but cosy shed. It felt like home because of its warmth and light. “This one says Amelia’s Forgettery, so it must be yours!” smiled Granny. The room was as comforting as a welcoming hug. There were Amelia’s toys from years ago and her lost socks of every colour. Best of all were the fluttery butterflies illuminating all the happy moments she had forgotten. Amelia was lost for words. Seeing her memories here felt like finding old friends again.
a beautiful treehouse in the forest.
_______________________________
They found
Soon, Amelia and Granny stumbled upon a sunlit glade and approached an enormous treehouse in the centre. “What is this place?” asked Granny curiously when they crept inside. Amelia gasped as they entered a vast room full of doors, spiralling slides and busy staff. “Welcome to The Forgettery! This is where all your forgotten memories can be found,” called a man in roller skates. Amelia and Granny smiled in relief while following him to the winding staircases. They watched as he delivered bunches of keys, toys and boxes to different people’s Forgettery doors.
They wandered deeper into the trees.
Amelia and Granny stumbled upon a sunlit glade.
Amelia whispered to Granny.
Just then, something was delivered to Amelia’s Forgettery. It was a map to show them the way home and eventually, they made it back to Granny’s thatched cottage. Granny began putting things into a book for Amelia. It was an album full of photos and little notes to help her remember all the lovely things they had done together. She hugged Granny tightly. “I may forget lots of things, but I will never forget our adventures,” Amelia whispered.
Eventually, they reached a small but cosy shed. It felt like home because of its warmth and light. “This one says Amelia’s Forgettery, so it must be yours!” smiled Granny. The room was as comforting as a welcoming hug. There were Amelia’s toys from years ago and her lost socks of every colour. Best of all were the fluttery butterflies illuminating all the happy moments she had forgotten. Amelia was lost for words. Seeing her memories here felt like finding old friends again.
Just then, something was delivered to Amelia’s Forgettery. It was a map to show them the way home and eventually, they made it back to Granny’s thatched cottage. Granny began putting things into a book for Amelia. It was an album full of photos and little notes to help her remember all the lovely things they had done together. She hugged Granny tightly. “I may forget lots of things, but I will never forget our adventures,” Amelia whispered.
Soon, Amelia and Granny stumbled upon a sunlit glade and approached an enormous treehouse in the centre. “What is this place?” asked Granny curiously when they crept inside. Amelia gasped as they entered a vast room full of doors, spiralling slides and busy staff. “Welcome to The Forgettery! This is where all your forgotten memories can be found,” called a man in roller skates. Amelia and Granny smiled in relief while following him to the winding staircases. They watched as he delivered bunches of keys, toys and boxes to different people’s Forgettery doors.
Just then, something was delivered to Amelia’s Forgettery. It was a map to show them the way home and eventually, they made it back to Granny’s thatched cottage. Granny began putting things into a book for Amelia. It was an album full of photos and little notes to help her remember all the lovely things they had done together. She hugged Granny tightly. “I may forget lots of things, but I will never forget our adventures,” Amelia whispered.
Amelia and Granny set off into the woods and began to explore. They spotted all kinds of creatures and wildflowers as bright as sunshine. Hours went by as they wandered deeper into the trees. After a while, an uneasy feeling started to bother Amelia. “Does this path look a bit strange to you?” she asked. Granny thought it looked unfamiliar too. Suddenly, Amelia realised. They had forgotten the way home!
One warm summer afternoon, Amelia went to visit Granny at her thatched cottage. It was nestled into a wild wood which was the perfect place for exploring. Amelia was an adventurous girl but she was also very forgetful. She always forgot things like doing her homework or where she had put her toys. She also loved to daydream and consequently she often lost track of time. As Granny opened the door with a big smile, Amelia could not wait for their next adventure.
Amelia and Granny set off into the woods and began to explore. They spotted all kinds of creatures and wildflowers as bright as sunshine. Hours went by as they wandered deeper into the trees. After a while, an uneasy feeling started to bother Amelia. “Does this path look a bit strange to you?” she asked. Granny thought it looked unfamiliar too. Suddenly, Amelia realised. They had forgotten the way home!
Soon, Amelia and Granny stumbled upon a sunlit glade and approached an enormous treehouse in the centre. “What is this place?” asked Granny curiously when they crept inside. Amelia gasped as they entered a vast room full of doors, spiralling slides and busy staff. “Welcome to The Forgettery! This is where all your forgotten memories can be found,” called a man in roller skates. Amelia and Granny smiled in relief while following him to the winding staircases. They watched as he delivered bunches of keys, toys and boxes to different people’s Forgettery doors.
but
or
Just then, something was delivered to Amelia’s Forgettery. It was a map to show them the way home and eventually, they made it back to Granny’s thatched cottage. Granny began putting things into a book for Amelia. It was an album full of photos and little notes to help her remember all the lovely things they had done together. She hugged Granny tightly. “I may forget lots of things, but I will never forget our adventures,” Amelia whispered.
asked Granny.
What is this place?
Amelia whispered.
I will never forget,
Eventually, they reached a small but cosy shed. It felt like home because of its warmth and light. “This one says Amelia’s Forgettery, so it must be yours!” smiled Granny. The room was as comforting as a welcoming hug. There were Amelia’s toys from years ago and her lost socks of every colour. Best of all were the fluttery butterflies illuminating all the happy moments she had forgotten. Amelia was lost for words. Seeing her memories here felt like finding old friends again.