Chapters 1-4
• The following version of this book was used to create this Lesson Plan: Dahl, Roald. Fantastic Mr. Fox. 1970. Penguin Books, E-book.
• In Chapter 1, "The Three Farmers," the three farmers called Boggis, Bunce, and Bean are introduced to the reader.
• The three farmers are described as being mean, nasty, and rich.
• Local schoolchildren sing a particular rhyming song that makes fun of the three farmers.
• The song asserts that though the farmers look very different from one another, they are all extremely mean-spirited.
• Boggis is an "enormously fat" (1) chicken farmer with "thousands" (2) of chickens.
• Bunce raises ducks and geese, and Bean is a "turkey-and-apple farmer" (3).
• Bean is tall and thin, and is named as the cleverest of the three farmers.
• Bunce's favorite foods are doughnuts and goose liver paste and he is described by the narrator as a "pot-bellied dwarf" (3).
• In Chapter 2, "Mr. Fox," the narrator explains...
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