Captive Artists: the unseen art of British Far East prisoners of war Basic Skills Chart After pretending to rescue Squirt

After pretending to rescue Squirt from a fire-breathing Sparkie

1) scaffolded instruction for immediate independent reading

This introduction to the arachnid world explains how a hungry garden spider obtains food by building a web and patiently waiting to catch something tasty

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to activate what they have learnt and get a real sense of progression in language learning

Captive Artists: the unseen art of British Far East prisoners of war Basic Skills Chart After pretending to rescue SquirtRisking harsh retribution, including beatings, further privations, and at the very least confiscation, Far East prisoners of war (FEPOW) were still determined to provide the world with visual accounts of their brutal existence. Doing so was strictly forbidden, so their art had to be done on whatever scraps of paper or other materials they could beg, steal or borrow, and their paints and tools were ingeniously acquired or home made. Captive Artists