Imagine Alice kept a diary. On one page, she wrote about her feelings just before she saw the White Rabbit — and on the other half of the same page, she wrote right after falling down the rabbit-hole (but before she landed!). Your task: Create a double-page diary entry from Alice’s point of view: Left side: “Before…” – Where was she? What was she doing? – How did she feel? (bored? sleepy? curious?) – What did she think about her life, school, or grown-ups? Right side: “After…” – What did she see/hear/feel while falling? – What was she thinking? (surprised? scared? excited?) – Did she notice anything strange? (cupboards, maps, jars…)
Imagine Alice kept a diary. On one page, she wrote about her feelings just before she saw the White Rabbit — and on the other half of the same page, she wrote right after falling down the rabbit-hole (but before she landed!).
Your task:
Create a double-page diary entry from Alice’s point of view:
Left side: “Before…”
– Where was she? What was she doing?
– How did she feel? (bored? sleepy? curious?)
– What did she think about her life, school, or grown-ups?
Right side: “After…”
– What did she see/hear/feel while falling?
– What was she thinking? (surprised? scared? excited?)
– Did she notice anything strange? (cupboards, maps, jars…)
