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Category Archives: English

Puppet shows

Posted on 20th May 2021 by Mrs L Southall
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Last half term year 2 enjoyed studying a video about an  inventor. After writing his story, the children  made it into a puppet show. They had great fun  making the set, character and then acting it out.

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The Snail and The Whale Story Map

Posted on 11th January 2021 by Mrs L Southall
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Can you practise The Snail and The Whale story map everyday? This will help you to remember the story so that we can write our own similar ones!

 

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Word Wall

Posted on 8th January 2021 by Mrs L Southall
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Here is our working Word Wall for all of our new vocabulary.

 

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Fixing a broken heart

Posted on 22nd January 2020 by Mrs L Southall
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We have learnt that the Robot in our story is broken hearted. We have been trying to fix him,

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Exploring the story of How to Find Gold

Posted on 28th November 2019 by Mrs L Southall
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Today we have finished the story! We are now exploring the story though story-mapping; adding text to illustrations; building dangerous and difficult things for Anna and Crocodile and drawing illustrations that we remember from the story.

The children know the story so well that they can do all of this without looking at the book.

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