These children have really enjoyed writing their own version of 'The Way back Home'. Sam, Oscar, Oliver, Ellie, Benjamin, Florence, Ivy and Preston had to change the character, the setting and the conclusion to make a new story. What great solutions they created! Fabulous work, folks!
No wonder Reuben is looking so happy! He is very proud of his amazing writing that tells the story of a poor unicorn and a poorly lion who were made better by a doctor. He has listened really carefully for all the sounds in the words he wanted to write. What a cleverclogs!
Kaitlyn has been learning about the different seasons and you can tell from this picture that she understands how trees change in the autumn. She can talk about the colour of trees in all the seasons - and enjoyed finger-printing the leaves! Well done, Kaitlyn!
Here's a young lady who has impressed the socks off Mr Santy! Holly's amazing acrostic poem does not only show how much she has learned about evacuees in World War II, but is written out in the most beautiful handwriting. Superstar!
If you want someone to come round and cook you afternoon tea, these are your ladies. Well, they would have been in World War II, anyway! They have written an excellent and very clear set of instructions for making carrot cookies that they tell me are delicious. Great instructions, girls!
Reuben, Max and Amelya know how to keep themselves safe when they are out and about. They have each made a poster to warn their friends about not going with a stranger when they ask you to get in their car. They know exactly what to do. Super posters, folks!
