Class 12 enjoyed celebrating World Book Day! We had lots of different characters from lots of different books! Throughout the day, Class 12 wrote their own book – THE DAY THE CLASSROOM QUIT! We based it on the ideas from Drew Daywalt’s ‘THE DAY THE CRAYONS QUIT’. We wrote letters Read more…
Class 7 made a fantastic effort on Friday with their special writing. The focus was story writing and considering a sequel to our class book ‘Gladiator Boy’. The children got their heads down, focused and produced some great work!
Class 6 enjoyed dressing up as their favourite book characters for World Book Day. Can you guess what our favourite stories are from our costumes?
In English, Class 10 are working on identifying, organising and writing instructions this week. To test how well they could verbalise (say) instructions, Miss Wolf set them a challenge of instructing their new teacher robot, Mi55 W0lF, on how to make a jam sandwich. Their instructions needed to be ordered, Read more…
Class 10 dressed as an array of different book characters this year including Gansta Granny, Mr Stink, Willy Wonka and Rodrick from Diary of a Wimpy Kid. Can you spot Wally? What we got up to: We began our World Book Day activities with a debate. Miss Wolf found some Read more…
Paddington Bear visited Class 4 yesterday for our World Book Day celebrations. Mrs Brown had forgotten how to make his favourite marmalade sandwiches! So, after reading his story, we had a go at making marmalade sandwiches ourselves before writing instructions to help Mrs Brown remember. We also made Paddington Bear Read more…
This week Class 8 have been learning about direct speech and how to punctuate it correctly. As part of our learning we made human sentences to explore the different ways that we could write sentences including direct speech. We had a lot of fun racing to be the first team Read more…
Class 8 had a fantastic World Book Day. We enjoyed sharing our discussing our favourite books and we completed a scavenger hunt for different characters in books. Tell me about your favourite book in the comments.
It has been reading week in Reception and the children have been pulling apart a letter from the duck that the nasty mean farmer chopped up. The children had to read the sentences and work together to put the letter back together in the right order to save the duck! Read more…