Over the last couple of weeks we have been writing ’100 Word Challenges’ which use prompts, either a picture or a series of individual words to encourage children to write. Here is one for your homework:
…the green shoots could just be seen…
Rememebr to choose your 100 words carefully.
Hi Izzy,
It was nice to see you visiting our blog. We’re glad that you’ve made new friends. Please don’t lose contact with us. This post is to ensure that you don’t. We believe that you are coming back to Manchester this weekend – yeah!
Love all your old class!
Wow, what a performance – you were great children, I’m so proud of you all!
Our Christmas Production on PhotoPeach
Our finished projects
Just look at all the fun we had on our African day. I felt exceptionally proud of you all when you all performed to key stage 2 and your parents. What did you enjoy most about the day?
Over the last two weeks we have been researching, designing, modifying and creating African Masks. Can you write some instructions so that other people could make an African Mask? Use the photographs to help you to remember the process we went through.
Thank you to Chorlton High’s year 8 pupils who recently ran a Global Workshop with our year 4 children. The children learnt about the culture of lots of different countries and also played some games.
One by one, the four suns of Rebecca’s World lowered themselves out of sight behind the mountains. The green shadow of night grew longer. In the fading light the rocks took on menacing shapes. A cold wind had begun to stir the bushes and they seemed to mutter and whisper as Rebecca walked past.
The ground was rising steeply now as she drew nearer the mountains, and the track was so overgrown that it was hard to follow. Sharp, spiteful brambles snatched at her frock.
She looked back, hoping her three friends might have changed their minds and followed her. The trail was empty. Rebecca felt very small, very frightened and very alone. She pushed forward through a clump of thick brambles and found her path blocked by a large stone.
Here is another setting, can you write a description about it?
