I wrote these chapter summaries of Elizabeth Laird's Oranges in No Man's Land to help SEN and EAL children access the story alongside the rest of the class. They were very valuable and have been used a few years in a row now with great success. The whole book is covered from start to finish.
An example from chapter 1:
Ayesha is a 10 year old girl who lives with her mother, two brothers and granny in Beirut. In Beirut a war broke out and one day Ayesha’s family had to leave home. As they were running away from home, a bomb dropped destroying their house and killing their mother.
Ayesha, her granny and her two brothers (Ahmed and Latif) went to a destroyed part of the city to find a home. They were refugees. Refugees are people that have to leave their home because of war.
An example from chapter 1:
Ayesha is a 10 year old girl who lives with her mother, two brothers and granny in Beirut. In Beirut a war broke out and one day Ayesha’s family had to leave home. As they were running away from home, a bomb dropped destroying their house and killing their mother.
Ayesha, her granny and her two brothers (Ahmed and Latif) went to a destroyed part of the city to find a home. They were refugees. Refugees are people that have to leave their home because of war.
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