An anagram is a rearrangement of the letters of one word or phrase to make another word or phrase.
A very simple example of an anagram is rearranging the letters of "Evil" to get "Vile". More advanced examples include rearranging "The best things in life are free" as "Nail-biting refreshes the feet"!
Useful links:
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There are a number of classic children's books available to borrow from Battersea Class. You must sign out any book you wish to borrow and look after it very carefully. All books borrowed must be returned before the end of each term. Titles include:
The Narnia Chronicles
The Harry Potter series
Peter Pan
Alice in Wonderland
The Weirdstone of Brisingamen
Tom's Midnight Garden
Goodnight Mr Tom
The Borrowers
Charlotte's Web
The Hobbit
The Lord of the Rings
The Northern Lights Trilogy
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, The Witches and other Roald Dahl stories
War Horse and other works by Michael Morpurgo
Stig of the Dump
The Wizard of Oz
The Iron Man
A Christmas Carol
and many others.
HAPPY READING!
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