Summer learning journey. Activity 3

Image Attribution: Portrait of Roald Dahl, Carl Van Vechten, LC-USZ62-116610

Activity 3: Big Friendly Giants

Roald Dahl was a British writer, fighter pilot, spy, and inventor.

 He is best known as an author having written dozens of books, 

including Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, George’s Marvellous 

Medicine, the BFG (Big Friendly Giant), and Matilda. Many of his

 books, including the BFG, have been made into films. Have you seen 

any of them?

In each of Roald Dahl’s books there are many unique characters, 

including adult villains (the evil, nasty characters) and good, 

kind-hearted children. There are also a number of unique words - 

words that Roald Dahl created all by himself. Here are some 

examples: Scrumdiddlyumptious, catasterous disastrophe, 

sizzle pan, bundongle, churgle, darksome, snozzcumber, frumpet, gollup, grunches, and mideous.

Ronald Dahl BGF

The BFG stands for The Big Friendly Giant. The Giant has big ears, a very big mouth and all of the things that a human has the giant has it too but bigger. 

What I think The B F G looks, He looks tall, he looks very old, he's big, he has hair in his ear, he has a big nose, and he is wrinkly.
Thats basically all I know about the BFG