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Literacy

We played ‘Prefix Dominoes’. We recognised words beginning with ‘mis’, ‘pre’ or ‘trans’ and ‘tele’.

YEAR 3 WRITERS READ TO THEIR YEAR 4 CLASSMATES

Today Y3 read their fabulous stories to an audience of Y4 classmates who they work with in the afternoons.

During their morning literacy lessons, they have been read 'Black Dog', a story about facing up to your fears and not being afraid. With courage, our problems can then fade into nothing! They rewrote their own stories based on 'Black Dog' but changed the characters, the dog as main animal and situation the characters were in.

Y4 were impressed with their use of speech marks, paragraphing and description but most of all their thrilling plots.

We all enjoyed a biscuit and some juice as we sat back and were read to by our Y3 friends.

USING DRAMA TO BRING OUR TEXT, 'ESCAPE FROM POMPEI', TO LIFE

Today we used conscience alley to help our 2 characters understand how serious the volcano was becoming. we tried to give them advice and change their attitudes.

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USING DRAMA TO BRING A TEXT TO LIFE

We used frieze frames to help us imagine what it was really like in our text 'Escape from Pompei'. We selected characters and then imagined what that character would say when brought out to life.

The children presented their 'Minute about me' to the class. What amazing speakers!  We learnt so much about our friends too.

Congratulations Chloe in Year 4 who became our Spelling Bee Champion with Olivia in Year 3 coming a fabulous runner up.

Hawthorn tried to improve some of our words for 'Vocabulary Day'.

Using drama and frieze framing to bring emotions to life in 'The First Drawing'

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