Books with author James Watts

Joyful is a grade six student in Canada. When her teacher assigns a history project she is not sure what she is going to do. However, along with her parents she sets out on a journey of discovery. On the way she learns about the world and especially about the people of West Africa. She is amazed with the variety of new smells, sights and sounds she experiences in Ghana. Most importantly she learns a lot more about herself.

School Journey to the Centre of the Earth is a hilarious play that is ideal for pupils at KS3, accompanied by stimulating background materials containing great ideas for drama exercises, as well as other activities designed to answer English Framework and NC objectives. A Primary school coach trip to Alton Towers turns into a rollercoaster journey to the underworld. Is Miss Shehan a terrorist double agent? Do all the other women terrorists look like Pat Butcher from Eastenders? Are the "Nasties" really planning to keep them underground and brainwash them all? And does Miracle really not have a TV at home? Or is Tricia making the whole thing up?

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