Year 4 Poetry Recital
We loved learning, understanding and sharing Some Other Names for Rain by Kate Wakeling. We even invited an audience into class to listen!
We loved learning, understanding and sharing Some Other Names for Rain by Kate Wakeling. We even invited an audience into class to listen!
This month we learnt about several significant black people linked to creativity! One of them was Benjamin Zephaniah. He created a wonderful poem that unites us all. Year 1 did a brilliant job reciting the poem!
We loved celebrating Black History Month by sharing our learning about Amy Ashwood Garvey in assembly.
This half term Year 3 Jemison have recited their new class poem, which is all about Autumn.
Watch us perform it here!
We decided to act out a play of Chapter 5. We considered our character voices and actions.
Having learned about Barbara Hepworth and her love of nature in our art research, we were very excited to see her work for ourselves. We enjoyed discussing The Family of Man and walking around, appreciating the stunning surroundings. After lunch, we participated in a Walk, Talk, Make workshop based on our experiences.
We explored a range of acrostic poems to learn about what they are and gather inspiration for our own writing.
We went on an autumn walk around the school grounds. We collected lots of autumn objects. We will use these as inspiration for our poetry writing.
We worked in groups to create class word banks for our autumn poems. We gathered exciting adjectives we could use to help us describe a range of autumn objects.
We created some beautiful Autumn acrostic poems. We used our real-life experiences and our shared word bank to support our writing.
We have explored headings and sub-headings in non-chronological reports. We know that a heading tells us what the whole report is about and that a sub-heading tells us what each paragraph is about.
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