Tilly and the Time Machine

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Start by writing down some facts you know then try to find a few more try them out on your friends or family. Sure, you can clearly see she is still a small child given how she reacts to various situations. And how often simple her solutions are. I was laughing at the conversations she had with people from the past. stars. As an adult, the name Adrian Edmondson immediately brings to mind the lovable punk Vivian from the acclaimed 1980s comedy "The Young Ones". To find out he's written a younger middle fiction novel with a female protagonist, honestly I was excited and concerned in equal measures.

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Victoria (Queen) was my second favourite character, she was just so totally different from what I expected. Plus I loved how she and Tilly had things in common and could talk about it. Tilly and the Time Machine" is a sweet story told with humour and poignancy. I feel that both boys and girls will enjoy Tilly's adventure to find her father, and parents will enjoy reading it aloud.

Tilly and the Time Machine Chapter Fourteen Year 3 and Year 4 Whole Class Guided Reading Comprehension I liked Tilly from the start, but as the story continued, I liked her more and more. She was so responsible and acting quite grown-up for such an average height 7 and a half year old. When her dad disappears of course she worries, of course she is afraid, but she still continues with her day. She still goes to school. She tries to save her dad. When two baddies show up she gets two chances to save the machine, and she makes full use of whatever found in the shed (which leads to hilarious Home Alone situations). Tilly and the time machine is a great story but also really sad how her mum dies. Her dad (the one who created the time machine)always gets sad when Tilly brings her mum up . I just love it how Tilly is able to time travel .After I read it I had to see who the author was and see if he had any other books . How would you describe Tilly? Talk together about words which might describe her and why you chose them, thinking about her personality as well as her appearance. Tilly and the Time Machine Chapter Four teacher version with questions and answers on the text, pupil version without questions on the text, differentiated challenge activities and challenge activity answers

Tilly and the Time Machine Chapter Four Year 3 and Year 4 Tilly and the Time Machine Chapter Four Year 3 and Year 4

It was such a fun and adventurous book, you get to travel in time with Tilly and her dad and get to learn about different things. I hope you enjoy reading it as much as I did!Another 'celebrity' name, but Adrian Edmondson seems like a natural; he doesn't try too hard to be overly funny, or use silly devices to capture attention. He writes a story that to me seems like one I might have wanted to write as a child, and adds a little pathos and gentle humour.