James has been practising using a very clever story-telling technique. He has recorded a whole story in a few words and pictures and can now tell you all about the beetles' rain dance in great detail and using lots of descriptive phrases. What a fabulous piece of work, James!
Holly has been on a journey down the Amazon and as written all about the river dolphin she saw there! She has listened so carefully for the phonemes in the words she wanted to write and has included some really interesting facts. Great writing, missus!
What a lot I didn't know about avalanches! Ellis and Myah have created fact files to explain what they are, what to do if you are caught in one, and how to escape. Sensible advice carefully and clearly presented - well done, folks!
What mature and informative pieces of writing these folks have produced. Sam, Alfie, Kevin, Sophie, Aimee, Sammy, Tiegan, Nicole, Evie, Lysander, Jack, Riley, Freddie and Daniel have written up their interviews with their grandparents including a huge amount of detail and information about life in the 50s and 60s. What a lot we have all learned. Super effort!
George and Ruby have been doing some amazing sounding out. The birds in the picture can see New York landmarks, and these folks have listened carefully for the phonemes they needed to write their names. Well done, you two!
These three ladies have been using Numicon to help them work out 'one less' calculations. Luna, Roxy and Bella have drawn the number they started with, crossed one out, and then counted how many were left. Great number sentences to record what you had done!
Not only has Zac cut out these Numicon windows really carefully, he can tell you that this picture of the Empire State Building has ten windows. What a clever chap!
