Year 6 have been getting their teeth into spine-chilling suspense stories. We watch ‘Alma’ and became mesmerised by how the main character was turned into a doll! We wrote our own versions, ranging from retellings to character innovation. As an extra challenge, some children narrated the story from the point of view of the dreaded soul-stealing shop.
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Join author Catherine Barr for a fun interactive workshop focussing on 50 reasons to love endangered animals. Saturday 11 February 2023STOKE LIBRARY 10.30am-11.30amKingsway CV2 4EATel: 024 7678 6990 CENTRAL LIBRARY 2.30pm – 3.30pmSmithford Way CV1 1FYTel: 024 7683 231 Learn how to draw a platypus and take part in some activities. Catherine will be selling
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Year 6 have been completing some cross-curricula writing based on their Crime and Punishment topic. They learnt that every fingerprint is individual and then reflected on what else makes them unique. #writing #year 6 #PSHE #history
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Year 5 have been immersed in ‘Who let the God’s Out?’ by Maz Evans to link with their learning about the Ancient Greeks. They have been using adventurous vocabulary and a range of sentence structures to explore setting. Prepare to be wowed! #writing #reading #year5 #history
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Year 4 have adored their text, ‘Egyptian Cinderella’, which linked with learning all about the Ancient Egyptians in history. They practised their setting and character description writing… budding authors in the making!
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Year 3 enjoyed reading Michael Morpurgo’s ‘Hansel and Gretel’. They have written some recipes inspired by Belladonna – the evil witch – and have also written some kennings poems about her. #writing #reading #year 3
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