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Flora and Ulysses by Kate DiCamillo Film

✨ About the Story

Can a squirrel with superpowers bring happiness to a hopeless girl?

Flora and Ulysses is a charming and humorous story about an unlikely friendship between a cynical young girl and a squirrel with extraordinary abilities. Together, they embark on an adventure that explores hope, friendship, and the power of believing in something more.


📖 Book & Film Information

  • Book by: Kate DiCamillo
  • Publisher: Candlewick Press (2013)
  • Pages: 256
  • Recommended age (book): 10–12
  • Reading level: Elementary+
  • Film adaptation: Disney (2021)

🎯 Lesson Plan Overview (Based on the Film)

This lesson plan has been designed to work with the film adaptation, rather than the book.

  • Suggested age: 8–11

🧠 Learning Focus

Vocabulary

  • Learn about squirrels
  • Parts of the body
  • What they eat and do

Writing Skills

  • Create a comic strip
  • Describe friends (physical appearance and personality)
  • Design a poster
  • Create and describe a character

Speaking Activities

  • Teacher-led discussion about “superpowers” (can be introduced in L1)

📎 Resources

Flora and Ulysses – Film Lesson Plan
Flora and Ulysses film LP


🌐 Learn More

  • About the author: Kate DiCamillo

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