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SPELLING

 

Today during our spelling lesson, we incorporated the skills we learned on Friday in our orienteering lesson. We were given specific numbers to find. Attached to each number was a word that we had to memorise and recite back to our partner. We then swapped places.

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Flanders Field

 

During English lessons, we have been looking at war poems and Flanders Field in depth. We spoke about each verse and what the author John McCrea was trying to say. We rehearsed it and below is the video of the class reciting it. 

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September 2020

 

Our first text in English is 'Every Child a Song'. The children have enjoyed reading this book.

 

The children have written some amazing poems all about their song and what it does and what it has the right to do. 

 

Here are some examples.....

Monday 14th September

 

Today we started a new book called 'The Lost Happy Endings'

 

We have only read the first 4 pages, but so far the children are really enjoying it. The story is about a little called called Jub who, at night, climbs the tallest tree to release all of the Happy Endings whilst people are asleep. One day however she meets a witch who steals the bag from her and Jub is left devastated. We can't wait to find out what happens next!

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